This swanky bar is tucked away above the restaurant below. They have a small sign for it on the…read morestreet. Don't hesitate to walk in the restaurant on the first floor and walk up the spiral staircase to get there. It's a cool dim vibe. There's a grand piano in there that I believe anyone can play. I noticed a few different people sit down and tickle the ivories without asking anyone permission. Feel free to challenge the bartenders to make ANY drink. He scoffed at my request for a White Russian saying it was so easy. It ended up being one of the best I've ever had! Highly recommend you check this place out if you are tired from exploring Munich and want to take a load off.

Loved this place so much that I came twice during my trip! It's located on the first floor (which…read moreis actually the 2nd floor if you're North American) of the 25 Hours Hotel. Going in, you're lined with type writers on the left and a drawing station on the right complete with stamps, pencil crayons, and what I assume is charcoal. Paper as well as envelopes are provided as well. Too bad I couldn't figure out how to work the typewriters. So cute! I think I liked this bar so much because of the decor. There are super comfortable and plush, royal chairs or you can choose to take a seat by the window area, complete with cozy cushions. Tons of coffee table books on the shelves. Vinyl collection on another wall. A small piano in the middle. A random swan chair and a gigannnntic book at the front. You can seat yourself and the waiter will bring the menu to you. No ordering directly from the bar. There are lots of drinks to choose from. We tried about twelve drinks and they were all delicious, though some were made a little strong. They are reasonably priced, with most of the drinks being about €7. I would 100% recommend checking it out if you're in Munich.

Great bartender. Affordable classic drinks. The bartender made me a great custom cocktail when I…read moreexplained my alcohol and flavor preferences. And he has a garden of herbs to assist in making fresh drinks. Awesome.

From the owner: Einzigartiges Raumdesign trifft auf neuartige Cocktailkreationen gepaart mit unwiderstehlichem…read moreFoodangebot. Lasst euch von einem Konzept der etwas anderen Art und Weise überraschen! Unique Interior Design meets exclusive cocktail creations in combination with unresistable food. Surprise yourself with a new concept of Bar!

Lovely bar with sweet jazz (when I was there) and friendly staff. The drinks are like crazy…read moreexpensive but it's a chill spot none the less.

A friend of mine told me about this place opening a few months ago. It used to be called the Rice…read moreBar and it was shut down end of last year. It reopened in February as a micro brewery and craft beer bar. It's located a stones throw from where we live and located in the basement of a residential building. There is a small bar with seating and some tables with seating for about 15-20 people. There is also a few tables outside for the warm months. It's been done up nicely and reminds me of small town pubs in Ireland. The menu has a lot of craft beer, some ciders, gins and so on. There is no food here and I suppose it may come at a later date. They have about 5-6 craft beers on tap. I had a Giesenger Kellerbier and it was really nice. I hope this place survives as there is not much foot traffic in the area. Also places with drinks only tend to be late night places in Munich and the fact that this place is an apartment building could prove challenging. It's a nice place and I will be back again.

The Crowbar is all NEW - the issues the previous place had with restrooms and stuff are solved! Tbe…read moreinterior is kind of minimalisic. The focus seems to be beers, gin and whiskey. Service is friendly fast and personal. There is no attempt to re-invent the previous concept; it's a fresh start worth trying! Read more here: http://www.sueddeutsche.de/muenchen/crowbar-eine-kneipe-jenseits-des-hipsterwahns-1.3471531

While searching for bars in the area, I stumbled upon Pusser's. A classic gem and supposedly the…read moreoldest cocktail bar in town, best known for their Painkiller. I have to admit, the Painkiller was pretty good! Definitely worth a try! The bartender was friendly and had some great recommendations, which made the experience even better! Downstairs is a piano bar with live music which was pretty awesome. The bar played old 1950s music. Keep in mind, the cocktail menu is extensive, almost like a book! The bar is well worth checking out if you're into classic cocktails and a laid-back, timeless vibe.

This bar was ok. The drink menu had many options but was basic. The taste was average. The service…read morewas friendly and no complaints there but not impressed by the drinks.

Orlando is the best! We were visiting from America on holiday and he was so kind, very attentive,…read morefriendly, and makes FANTASTIC drinks. 10/10 would recommend.

Orlando made this trip we had to Germany an exception one. Went back after the first time he was…read morevery kind and welcoming. Gave great recommendations. Definitely a fun n relaxing environment.