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Trying another beer hall. We tried all 6 breweries and Paulaner was one of the favorites. The service was fast and friendly and we enjoyed our time here. There was a ton of outdoor seating and we enjoyed sitting outside not crammed with all the people.
Paulaner is the beer of Munich. So is their beer halls. This one has some unique different plates than the other traditional ones and why my colleagues and I always stop here. It was renovated from a previous hall and the decor is very nice, not to mention the Christmas decor. They even added a nice sitting area for groups of 5-8 where you have your own self serve beer tap at the table. What more do you need? They also have multiple private rooms. It is one of my top favs in downtown Munich. Will be back with larger group to try that table tap.
This local Munich brewery is in my husband's top 2 favorites, so we were excited to try it in person! It's a huge building! They had 3 beer styles to choose from, and one was brewed in house. It was fresh and good. Service was a little spotty due to big groups. It took a while to get menus and then a longer while to get drinks. But it's a must-stop in Munich!
Really liked this place, since I had had the pork knuckle a few times already I opted for a Bavarian Burger, which I saw at another table and it looked amazing and while I am an American who has plenty of access to good burgers I went for it. Natrually I had a nice stine or beer to go with it which was great. I asked the waiter for a side salad instead of the fries, he wouldn't do it. Told me that his fries were the best I would have ever had so he insisted. Well he didn't lie, they were amazing. Higly recommended
One of the best meals I've had in Munich! I love the atmosphere of the restaurant, with large wide open spaces of wooden tables, hops greenery hanging from the ceiling, and a happy energy pouring out of every corner. The menu is filled with a wide variety of German classics, but with a unique flavor that elevates the dish. I ordered the Braumeisterschnitzel and it was incredible! It included 2 different tender pork schnitzel patties, one with grains batter and another with a beer cheese glaze. They are on top of chopped onions, peppers, and other root veggies soaking within a beer sauce gravy. To top it off, they also include gnocchi that balances the dishes. All of it was incredible and so flavorful! It was super filling too and well worth the price. As a drink, I ordered the basil radler. It had an extremely unique flavor, with a savory and refreshing aftertaste. Everything was great, from the food to service to atmosphere!
Fun bierhaus in Munich to eat local flavors plus Paulaner beer is top shelf. There is an outside garden, however on a rainy day, eating inside was the norm. I would say Munich has returned to normal and is open for business, we came a Thursday and reservations were required to get in. Prompt service and good food. The biermeisterschnitzel was delicious. I have had plenty of the traditional fried schnitzel but this was a great change. The malt is crunchy and the mustard sauce adds great flavor. The pretzels we ordered first came to the table HOT, freshly prepared. Great casual evening in a local environment.
They purposely give us the dinner menu for lunch so we pay almost double than their lunch menu, and their lunch menu is only in German so no one knows that is a lunch menu if you don't read German. That is a lot of nice restaurants near Old Town, I feel the host / waiter is discriminate English speaking tourist, not even one to tell us that is lunch menu available and just show us the different one. And yes they speak very good English, their food is only 2 star, beef is dry and I had better in other Munich restaurants.
Solid beer and solid food choices. The salad I had wasn't what I expected, but tasted just as good as what I imagined it'd be. So many sausage slices, I was very full after and I rarely get full from any salad. The combination of red onions, cucumbers and vinegar dressing was such a compliment to my beer!
BEAUTIFUL beer hall! This place is so nice! The interior, taps for beer and even the bathrooms!! First place I stopped after landing in Munich from LA. Near by my airbnb, stopped in for lunch. The staff was semi-friendly at first when they knew we were Americans but after rounds of beer - they grew to like us. Food was awesome and quality! On the expensive side but you can tell why (or see in my pics) We didn't head out to the bier garden but wish we would of if we had more time before our tour. Would recommend and visit again!
Came for Oktoberfest, and loved every second of it. Even the service was good, these German broads were not F'ing around. Food was simple German flare , but it worked. The music was a lot of 80's hits, so we didn't mind. Oh , and the beer was awesome.
Went here for the first time yesterday and really liked the place. The ambience is lovely and the place is spacious. There is a brewery in the building where, they brew a Weißbier and Starkbier / Bockbier. The copper tanks are immaculate and the pipes and delivery lines are also nice and shiny :-) I am personally not a fan of Paulaner, however, the fresh brewed Weißbier is really nice. The Starkbier brewed here is not the same that is served at Nockherberg and also not so potent (7.6% alcohol vs 10 or 11% at Nockherberg). I must admit I did not like the Starkbier here, as much as I did at Nockherberg. It's nice but nothing to write home about. The saving grace is that it is brewed on premise. Food menu here is extensive and the food is presented really well. I had the Brotzeitdaube (dinner plate with lots of different cheeses, cold cuts and Obatzda) and it was really nice. The Brezn was also soft and chewy and wonderful. Most of the people in our group ate and almost all of them were raving about the taste. It's mostly Bavarian fare. Unlike some of the other Brauhaus'es in the city this is not party central but I would imagine when the biergarten opens in the warmer months the atmosphere would be quite good. Happily come back here if not for the bier, for the food and ambience :-))
If I died and went to some sort of Biergarten heaven, Paulaner Bräuhaus would be that heaven. It's a Bavarian dream! The staff is adorned in the traditional German garb. The beers are flowing, everyone is laughing and carrying on! It was the perfect start to Oktoberfest weekend. The food? Omg the food! Get the sampler platter perfect for larger parties. And the goulash? Home freaking run my friends. Love this place!
This was our first stop on our Germany tour and we had an amazing time. The waiter was patient with my butchered German and the beer and food were AMAZING. I got the duck and it was to die for. The skin was perfectly crunchy and the sauce was heavenly. Would recommend to any tourist who wants an awesome beer garden experience.
Wonderful place, stopped in with a group to grab a quick beer, sensational service even tho they were busy! Highly recommended!! Wish we could stay for dinner but we had other reservations, also bathroom was one of the cleanliness in Munich!!! read more
Since this is one of my fiancé's favorite beers, we had to come check it out right after arriving in Munich. Since I can't drink, I was glad they had some NA options available as well. We ordered a traditional salad since we had never tried one before, along with a small pretzel because we hadn't eaten all day. I'm glad we stopped by--it was a fun experience, and most importantly, my fiancé got to try his favorite beer where it all started! read more
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9 months ago
Trying another beer hall. We tried all 6 breweries and Paulaner was one of the favorites. The service was fast and friendly and we enjoyed our time here. There was a ton of outdoor seating and we enjoyed sitting outside not crammed with all the people. read more
Paulaner is the beer of Munich. So is their beer halls. This one has some unique different plates than the other traditional ones and why my colleagues and I always stop here. It was renovated from a previous hall and the decor is very nice, not to mention the Christmas decor. They even added a nice sitting area for groups of 5-8 where you have your own self serve beer tap at the table. What more do you need? They also have multiple private rooms. It is one of my top favs in downtown Munich. Will be back with larger group to try that table tap. read more
This local Munich brewery is in my husband's top 2 favorites, so we were excited to try it in person! It's a huge building! They had 3 beer styles to choose from, and one was brewed in house. It was fresh and good. Service was a little spotty due to big groups. It took a while to get menus and then a longer while to get drinks. But it's a must-stop in Munich! read more
Really liked this place, since I had had the pork knuckle a few times already I opted for a Bavarian Burger, which I saw at another table and it looked amazing and while I am an American who has plenty of access to good burgers I went for it. Natrually I had a nice stine or beer to go with it which was great. I asked the waiter for a side salad instead of the fries, he wouldn't do it. Told me that his fries were the best I would have ever had so he insisted. Well he didn't lie, they were amazing. Higly recommended read more
One of the best meals I've had in Munich! I love the atmosphere of the restaurant, with large wide open spaces of wooden tables, hops greenery hanging from the ceiling, and a happy energy pouring out of every corner. The menu is filled with a wide variety of German classics, but with a unique flavor that elevates the dish. I ordered the Braumeisterschnitzel and it was incredible! It included 2 different tender pork schnitzel patties, one with grains batter and another with a beer cheese glaze. They are on top of chopped onions, peppers, and other root veggies soaking within a beer sauce gravy. To top it off, they also include gnocchi that balances the dishes. All of it was incredible and so flavorful! It was super filling too and well worth the price. As a drink, I ordered the basil radler. It had an extremely unique flavor, with a savory and refreshing aftertaste. Everything was great, from the food to service to atmosphere! read more
Fun bierhaus in Munich to eat local flavors plus Paulaner beer is top shelf. There is an outside garden, however on a rainy day, eating inside was the norm. I would say Munich has returned to normal and is open for business, we came a Thursday and reservations were required to get in. Prompt service and good food. The biermeisterschnitzel was delicious. I have had plenty of the traditional fried schnitzel but this was a great change. The malt is crunchy and the mustard sauce adds great flavor. The pretzels we ordered first came to the table HOT, freshly prepared. Great casual evening in a local environment. read more
2 years ago
They purposely give us the dinner menu for lunch so we pay almost double than their lunch menu, and their lunch menu is only in German so no one knows that is a lunch menu if you don't read German. That is a lot of nice restaurants near Old Town, I feel the host / waiter is discriminate English speaking tourist, not even one to tell us that is lunch menu available and just show us the different one. And yes they speak very good English, their food is only 2 star, beef is dry and I had better in other Munich restaurants. read more
Solid beer and solid food choices. The salad I had wasn't what I expected, but tasted just as good as what I imagined it'd be. So many sausage slices, I was very full after and I rarely get full from any salad. The combination of red onions, cucumbers and vinegar dressing was such a compliment to my beer! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
BEAUTIFUL beer hall! This place is so nice! The interior, taps for beer and even the bathrooms!! First place I stopped after landing in Munich from LA. Near by my airbnb, stopped in for lunch. The staff was semi-friendly at first when they knew we were Americans but after rounds of beer - they grew to like us. Food was awesome and quality! On the expensive side but you can tell why (or see in my pics) We didn't head out to the bier garden but wish we would of if we had more time before our tour. Would recommend and visit again! read more
6 years ago
Came for Oktoberfest, and loved every second of it. Even the service was good, these German broads were not F'ing around. Food was simple German flare , but it worked. The music was a lot of 80's hits, so we didn't mind. Oh , and the beer was awesome. read more
2 years ago
Went here for the first time yesterday and really liked the place. The ambience is lovely and the place is spacious. There is a brewery in the building where, they brew a Weißbier and Starkbier / Bockbier. The copper tanks are immaculate and the pipes and delivery lines are also nice and shiny :-) I am personally not a fan of Paulaner, however, the fresh brewed Weißbier is really nice. The Starkbier brewed here is not the same that is served at Nockherberg and also not so potent (7.6% alcohol vs 10 or 11% at Nockherberg). I must admit I did not like the Starkbier here, as much as I did at Nockherberg. It's nice but nothing to write home about. The saving grace is that it is brewed on premise. Food menu here is extensive and the food is presented really well. I had the Brotzeitdaube (dinner plate with lots of different cheeses, cold cuts and Obatzda) and it was really nice. The Brezn was also soft and chewy and wonderful. Most of the people in our group ate and almost all of them were raving about the taste. It's mostly Bavarian fare. Unlike some of the other Brauhaus'es in the city this is not party central but I would imagine when the biergarten opens in the warmer months the atmosphere would be quite good. Happily come back here if not for the bier, for the food and ambience :-)) read more
8 years ago
If I died and went to some sort of Biergarten heaven, Paulaner Bräuhaus would be that heaven. It's a Bavarian dream! The staff is adorned in the traditional German garb. The beers are flowing, everyone is laughing and carrying on! It was the perfect start to Oktoberfest weekend. The food? Omg the food! Get the sampler platter perfect for larger parties. And the goulash? Home freaking run my friends. Love this place! read more
10 years ago
This was our first stop on our Germany tour and we had an amazing time. The waiter was patient with my butchered German and the beer and food were AMAZING. I got the duck and it was to die for. The skin was perfectly crunchy and the sauce was heavenly. Would recommend to any tourist who wants an awesome beer garden experience. read more
Where to begin. Let's start with the atmosphere. The atmosphere has great potential however on a Saturday night they were moderately busy and yet lacked the energy. Good space but wasn't used due to the lack of customers. The beer was great. We ordered their Oktoberfest beer and 2 pretzels. The pretzels were better than Augustiner. The staff was quick and friendly. Would definitely suggest coming for a visit. But Augustiner and Hofbräuhaus certainly has a better vibe and product overall. read more
7 years ago
We had the whole experience here: the brewery tour followed by lunch and beer in the beer garden. The brewery tour started out great. They immediately sat us down and poured us full glasses of beer for a "tasting." I had 3 beers in front of me at one point, all before 11 am. Having finished most of them, I felt fine as we began the tour, creeping through the dark recesses of the brewery, past tanks and tubes. I must admit, I didn't take in any of the detailed information our affable guide provided us. So for me, it just went on and on, for 90 minutes, and once the beer wore off, I was bored to tears. Plus the rooms we went in ranged from very hot (90 degrees) to freezing. Up and down stairs we trudged, listening to endless details about the brewing process. I couldn't wait for it to end. When at last it did, we walked to the nice Paulaner beer garden for lunch. More beer came to us, which was delicious, but really knocked me out in the warm sunlight. And when my Bavarian sampler plate showed up, with heaps of meat overflowing the plate, I could barely make a dent. And none of it was all that tasty, honestly. If I had to do it again, I'd skip the tour (or maybe duck out after the sampling) and have less meat for lunch. As a place to sit and enjoy a beer, the beer garden was very nice. read more
7 years ago
Oh man I came here for lunch with some friends and it was pretty cool. Apparently this is the actual brewery and they serve food too. It was very cool to me. Great open space to sit and enjoy a meal or a drink with friends. The was pretty good. I remember getting the duck which came with my very first knödel. Pretty awesome. I have always liked the Paulaner Weiss beer in the US and it's home location didn't disappoint :) Sooo good. read more
9 years ago
On a beautiful warm July evening we walked here from our hotel for a glass of beer and a bite to eat that turned into dinner. The place was fairly empty when we arrived a bit early in the evening, but almost every table was reserved, so we had to look a bit for a table to occupy. There are three beers to choose from, a Zwickerl, a white beer and something called "Vladimir" that was described as being a "fake Russian", so we ordered a Mass (litre) each of the Zwickerl and Vladimir, and both were delicious. The food looked great passing by as it was delivered to other tables, so we decided to dine here, too, ordering the 1/4 duck and the half pork knuckle, and these were just about perfect, with perfectly crisp skin and moist meat. It was a lot of food, and well worth the (to us) reasonable price. A great find! read more
9 years ago
Solid place for dinner and brews. They squeezed us in for a quick one hour dinner before a reservation at the table which was appreciated. We had the dinner for 2 which had pork knuckle, duck, beef, dumplings, and sauerkraut with some beers of course. Definitely a good German fix of meat, but parts of the meat were dry. Great ambiance and felt like lots of locals frequent here. read more
12 years ago
8 years ago
This by far was my favorite beer hall. Alittle off the beaten path from the central area, but worth the short subway ride and walk. I only had one afternoon and evening in Munich, but managed to stop by 5 other beer halls, and this received high marks from me and my co-worker. The service was great, even sitting on the open seating by the copper mash tun and brew kettle we didn't get forgotten about. Enjoyed several half pint selections, and a pretzel & Obatzda. It was one of the best cheeze spreads I have had while in Germany. read more
8 years ago
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12 years ago
A nice and cosy neighborhood Biergarten without the fuss of the tourist crowded places. The inner room is also very well decorated and one of the best we can find in Munich. Dropped by on a hot spring day and felt like home. read more
7 years ago
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8 years ago
Very enjoyable place. The waiter was sooo very nice and friendly. Go for the schnitzel it's amazing. And those potato's!!! Yum! Of course - fantastic beer. The front is for drinks- the back is for dining. Large place But felt cozy. read more
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Kapuzinerplatz 5
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Isarvorstadt, Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt
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