I really wanted to love this spot because it was hyped up. I will say the drinks were good but my…read morefood was mediocre. I got a baked potato which to me should come as one potato filled to the masses, but it was 3 mini potatoes with cheese and chicken. Despite the sour cream on the side it was very dry. And they gave a side salad which I will say I liked more than my main dish. Plus this isn't a cheap place to eat so I again felt like I overpaid for quality that wasn't there.

Good food, inviting environment. Open 11-3 Sunday's for…read morefull Irish breakfast, wish we'd known!

We stopped in on a quiet sunday, when most other neighborhood bars are closed. It is small and…read moredivey, with wood everywhere - it sets a pretty traditional Irish pub scene, right down to the bartender with the thick Irish accent. The menu features cheap guinness mixes and small pours of many whiskeys for just a few euros. The house aged whiskey in a wood barrel behind the bar was unique and tasty. Bonus points for the cool Guinness toucan lamp at the side of the bar.

Great service! Friendly and attentive bar tender. Awesome dark, old school Irish bar, decor very…read morecool. Had Jameson in a barrel! Bacon toast is like a slice of heaven. So good! I wanted a second one. You have to get the bacon toast!!!!

My favorite bar/restaurant in Ulm! Friendly staff, a fun environment and good beer and food.read more

Staff is very friendly and mostly fast. The food is not so great, but the atmosphere and service…read moremakes up for it.

Peaches is one of the most famous student bar in Augsburg and in my opinion, it's understandable…read more The thing is that it's not just a student bar. You can meet people around 18 - 30 (last thursday there was a birthday for 30) even if the average is around 22-23. Why it's famous? First off all it's open until 2 / 3 a.m. (it depend the events) It's in the city center, close to a tram station and last but not least; It's almost like a club. First of all, you enter in the first floor and it's look like an Irish pub. Good design, soft music and it's not too loud. You can find the most famous German beers and it's not too expensive; around 2.50/3.70EUR for one 50cl beer, 4/5EUR for a cocktail, the famous bucket at 25EUR with 2liters of cocktail and so on... There is also a basement so much bigger. And when you go downstairs, specially the week-end, just forget the concept of Irish-pub. You enter in a kind of club with good songs, lot of people and a very good ambiance. You can also let your jacket in a wardrobe for only 1EUR. A lot of Erasmus goes there. So if you don't speak German (by the way, Germans are most of time, good English speakers), don't worry! The world is over there! Good place to have fun. Recommended to go with a group friend.

I can't believe this place is still around. It was a great place to drink, smoke cigarettes, and…read moredance your bottom off to LOUD music. From the pictures, it doesn't look like it's changed much. They had some great drinks, wonder if they still do?

Every time we are in country we make it a point to visit. Always great service and food. Never a…read morebad experience...even when we goofed up our reservation they still accommodated us. Add in food allergies and it's still great! Plus I can get cider!

Very legit Irish bar in the heart of Germany....Irish bartenders and have the soccer match on when…read moreit's in season. Would definitely frequent again...

So happy I found this place…read more Located a hop, skip and a jump from Rosenheimer Platz, this place was my savior after a day at the Wiesn. Having had my fill of beer, I just wanted a glass of seltzer (or mineral water or whatever you choose to call it). Now, don't get me wrong, I love Germany but everywhere they seem to serve water in tiny glasses. I wanted a giant glass of water...and the awesome bartender set me up with a half liter glass full of sparkling water. So I had my water, which helped a lot and now I needed food. Luckily, even in my state I was able to read the menu and see they had a cheeseburger and fries platter. I know, not Bavarian but at that point, all I'd had all day since breakfast was one of these ginormous pretzels and the skin off of some roast chicken. The food was tasty (as far as I can recall) and it really helped getting some food on my tummy. Aside from the water and food, what made this place great was the service. The bartender, whose name I regret that I didn't get, was amazing. She was so nice and friendly and really took care of me. I'm sure I looked like another tipsy American tourist but she was a sweetheart. She had short hair and glasses and maybe some tattoos. Anyway, she's the real deal. There was some music that was nice too. Overall, a nice, friendly, clean and welcoming place. To be frank, it can be intimidating to enter a big German beer hall by yourself because it seems everyone knows one another and you're an outsider. Coming here was the exact opposite...I felt welcome right away. Definitely recommend this place!