I went for a KState Game, the staff was so friendly and helpful despite the fact that I didn't…read morespeak any German at all. Normally foreigners get ignored or treated bad, didn't happen here!

Great place to watch an NFL game. The beer was good and the owner was very accommodating.read more

We stopped in here to warm up from the cold and definitely take advantage of some Kölsch. Being…read morethat we speak very very little German, our server was very understanding and so much fun. She kept the perfectly chilled Kölsch on our table full! We were able to watch some football and enjoy some warmth!

Bartender was a jerk as soon as we walked in. Kind of put us in a bad mood. I like the vibe but it…read morewas just unnecessary.

Small nice good Music :)read more

This review is based only on atmosphere and beer. We didn't have any food. The place was rustic and…read moreon the night we were there were mostly people that looked to be in the early 20s. It was a lot of fun. We played a bit of Foosball (they had two tables). We also saw other playing card games. There were quite a few people there for a Tuesday night (about 8:30pm). They have a large outdoor patio. We didn't stay out in the patio too long since it was snowing and cold. The staff was fast and friendly.

This is a relaxed place right in the middle of Aachener Straße. They have an outside area which is…read moregreat during summertime and for smokers. It is quiet known for playing table soccer or chess or other table /drinking games. Sometimes the soccer tables are occupied the whole night. Each night they have a special drink as special offer. The service is friendly, sometimes when it is crowded a bit slow. It is also ok to bring food in if you care for cleaning up the trash yourself. All in all a great place to start the night.

From the owner: Soweit wir wissen, ist mindestens seit der Wiederaufbau nach dem Krieg das Hauses am Ubierring 19…read moreeine Gaststätte. Anfangs eine gut bürgerliche Lokalität, wurde die Qualität der Gaststätte mit der Zeit immer schlechter. Vor Mitte der 70er Jahre übernahmen Reiner und Ernie die "Ubierschänke" und machten aus ihr eine der damals beliebtesten Szenekneipen der Kölner Südstadt. Während im Stollwerk der Hauskampf tobte, kümmerte sich Reiner vor allem um Jazzmusik und Liveauftritte. Die Ubierschänke erhielt eine kleine Bühne, eine recht begrenzte Konzession von der Stadt und machte sich als Jazzkneipe einen guten Namen. Ernie betrieb die "Schänke" alleine weiter bis Ende 1997. Im Dezember 1997übernahmen Günter Zabel, Roger Leinhardt, Andreas Kaiser und Detlef Weisweiler die Ubierschänke. Vor 2002 "stieg" Conny Sigel noch ein. Conny - ein alter Freund von Günter und Detlef aus der Jugendzeit -.weiter lesen? .. ubierschaenke-koeln dot de

Ich war Tourist in Köln und wollte diese Bar auf ein paar Bier betreten, aber der Wachmann ließ…read moremich nicht. Er sah aus wie ein KZ-Aufseher. Es ist enttäuschend zu wissen, dass einige Bars und Clubs in Köln ausländische Männer diskriminieren.

I loved this bar. When I wandered in here with the motley crew that I was with I felt like I was at…read moreany of my favorite bars on 2nd Ave in NYC. Graffiti on the walls: check Cheap cheap beer: well, it's Germany so...check Great staff: check. I had a great time drinking inside and outside of the bar and enjoyed the bathroom graffiti as well. I will def be comin back when I visit Cologne again.

Nice service, outdoor seating with view of the Dom available. Funky modern design, signature to…read more25hr tailored hotel. Cool local acholic beers, cocktails, mixed and straight up.