The Jolly Roger is a bit of a St. Pauli institution! As soon the the stadium across the road…read moreempties this place becomes St. Pauli fan central! The jolly roger seems to me like it was an old-fashioned St. Pauli pub which over the years has been transformed into a cool football dive bar. After a Friday evening game, this is the place to be!

This is the quintessential St. Pauli football pub, populated by 95% brown/black shirts and 5% green…read moreshirts from Glasgow. Go here if you like its crowd. *Don't go here if you don't like the smell of tobacco, need a clean bathroom, or are a fan of HSV or any major European football club.

Pons has a relaxed, casual atmosphere; it's very old and a deeply ingrained in Lüneburg but is…read moreclean. Staff is friendly and willing to speak german with those still learning. Definitely a place where you can play board games, enjoy a pint (the banana hefeweizen was my go-to), and enjoy some truly excellent food - all vegetarian and vegan food that I dare a meat eater not to love! The Schafsfladen and Basilikumfladen (and the one with oranges I don't see on the menu anymore) we're the BEST. Favorite forever.

Delicious vegetarian lasagne and spaghetti, good wheat beer, the waitress was speaking also English…read morewhat was unusual compared to other places in Lueneburg. They have outdoor seating and are located just next to river which makes it even better. For lasagne, spaghetti and two beers I have paid €25 which is not much. I recommend this place and if I will visit this town again I will definitely step into Pons!

Why has nobody ever reviewed Rosi's Bar in English? Could it be because whenever the English end up…read morethis far into a St. Pauli weekender they can no longer differentiate between any of the bars on Hamburgerberg?! I suspect so. Anyway, Rosi's trivia: the girl with the dreads from Zoe 2 DJ's here at the weekends sometimes. It's always packed Thursday till Sunday morning. It doesn't look anything like the photo, cause you have to imagine the mass of people sprawled on the pavement. All good fun, and probably better than the Reeperbahn

Ah Rosi's Bar.. it's another of the almost identical bars on that side of Hamburger Berg. That…read moremean's it's actually a pretty good bar, but you could just as easily pick any of 5-10 bars within 50 yards and have the same evening. - popular music? check. - dance floor? check. - cheap(ish) drinks? check. - good crowd? check. - free entry? check. - table football? check. Did I just copy/paste that review? Did someone copy/paste this bar?

What a great little bar. Old clocks along with a really quirky great bartender. When you get…read morepassed the COVID vaccine check the atmosphere is great nice Cold Holstein beer and you just want to move to the neighborhood so you can drink here every Thursday night.

This place is right around the corner from me. I found it because I wanted a place to run to in…read moreorder to grab a beer when someone stopped by. It was initially an emergency back-up if there was no beer in the fridge. Well, now it's a favorite after having been in town for two months. It's pretty much what we call in the States a "dive-bar". This can have both a negative and a positive connotation. In regards to Dreyer, it's positive. I love this place because it's everything a bar should be where you want to hang out and grab a beer. I don't need all the designer crap most new bars add to their "Innenausstattung". I want some comfortable chairs, a long "Theke" and interesting people. The bartender here (and owner I presume) as well as his wife (I presume) look like they've worked here their whole lives (maybe after short stints working at the docks). BUT, they are the two nicest people you could meet (even though the bartendar is huge and looks like he'd kick your a$$ if you met him in a dark alley). Plus, the people sitting around the bar (who seem to be there every night) sure are characters. One cool feauture is that the owner seems to collect clocks and there's something like 110 of them spread throughout the bar. A nice litte touch which you don't figure out the first night you're there. Anyway, this place is great and definately not your run of the mill watering hole. Check it out if you're up for something different which doesn't remind you of every other bar you've sat in the last couple of beers.

Now I am drunk and smell like shit because it's allowed to smoke inside this extremely tiny bar,…read morebut I love the place. It has its own character, accepting every living soul and sharing whatever you want to share. Nothing to eat, full bar or at least most demanded drinks are served there. Bad for kids. I saw some dogs inside, but it's up to you, dear dog owner. Lots of friendly and talkative people. Bring your dear friends here, but if you're lonely, you will find your company inside.

From the owner: die kneipe kerns stübchen ist mal etwas ganz besonderes in harburg. sie sucht ihresgleichen. ein…read morelichtblick auf der sonst so tristen empore über edeka. nette leute und gute, angenehme, musik.der wirt wolfgang und seine frau, anja, sind sehr sympathisch und nett. kerns stübchen ist besonders hübsch und gemütlich eingerichtet. mit tiffany lampen.es darf geraucht werden. Kerns stübchen liegt direkt am harburger wochenmarkt , dem sand 25, über edeka. der geheimtipp in harburg. schau doch mal rein und du wirst überrascht sein. wolfgang und anja würden sich sehr freuen.