Excellent atmosphere and vibe...we loved it! Get some frites and a cold beer...and relax!read more

This meal was...quite an experience. Our waitress was fantastic and our food was delicious. I got a…read morefalafel wrap which I thought was amazing (and super filling). The place gets SUPER busy and it's hard to find a place to sit however there are some bizarre people at the restaurant which gave us some dinner entertainment.

I sat in the first room of the bar, but i could see that it led into a much larger room where I…read morebelieve they have live music. There are a few booths, bar tables, and bar seating available in the smaller room. I didn't try the food, but it's your standard burger, fries, and nachos bar menu that you would expect. Each menu item, as in most restaurants out here, is coded for allergies - gluten, dairy, fruit, soy, etc. i found it funny that nachos didn't have dairy listed next to it! Good selection of beer, gin, and of course whiskies. They play pop rock that you would hear in the states at typical bar volume, where it's loud enough to catch 80% of what the other person is saying. Cool little Irish pub!

Theresienbrau was recommended by my Yelp brothers and sisters…read more The beers were solid, the pretzel was fine, their homemade mustard was excellent, but the service was disinterested. I would have stayed longer, eaten more, spent more money, etc...but if you can't be bothered to look up from your phone to see my empty glass and empty plate, I can't be bothered to hand you my money. Their beers are good, but they have to improve service to be impactful.

We arrived here and sat at the last available table in the courtyard area behind the restaurant. It…read moretook a good 10-15 minutes before we caught the attention of any waiter. When we finally did and asked for menus, he said he was too busy and someone else would take care of our table, but no one came for another 15 minutes. I normally would have left at this point, but we walked a while to get here, since we had heard how good it is. We started with the pretzels, because we were starving at this point, but I thought the pretzels were only average. The Würstpfandl I ordered had 3 different types of wurst, sauerkraut, and potatoes. It was pretty good, but not way better than any other Austrian food I've had over the past 5 months. Due to the bad service and average food, I wouldn't come back here the next time I'm in Innsbruck.

Terrible. Unenthused bar tender who never turned on any music and was uninterested in the…read morecustomers. It was dark and dank on a nice Saturday evening. Don't waste your time.

Wonderful lunch while shopping at the Christmas Market. I had a goulash and delicious bread. The…read moreserver spoke a little English so we mostly pointed at the menu. Good beer selection and delicious hot chocolate to warm up. A very traditional and lovely Bavarian decor inside. Would recommend when you're in Austria.

Large and busy touristic place, with "traditional" food. Serving staff seems stressed out, forgot…read morethe salad we ordered. The more beer (not even local but from Munich) served the louder it got. Food was good after all but not a place I'd go back again frankly. At least we had a friendly conversation with a local fellow.

Easily the best meal we had in Innsbruck. The servers were delightful and attentive. It's mostly…read morepub grub, but the ribs were the most flavorful and tender I think we've had anywhere. We chose to sit outside and while it's not on the main tourist drag, there's plenty to see without all the hustle and bustle.

Despite a big sign in the display window for mussels in a variety of preparations they have none…read moreand apparently haven't had them for a while, also very smoky place though there is a glass-walled space in the rear of the restaurant for the non-smokers. Good selection of beer on tap.

My husband and I had been to Ireland recently, so we were tickled at the prospect of enjoying a…read moreproper Guinness in Austria; however, we were sorely disappointed. It was a Saturday evening (granted, it was just as the place had opened) and it was dark and dead. When we sat at the bar and ordered our beers, I mentioned the lack of music to the bartender. His reply was that he had just stepped foot into the bar. No excuse, really. If you know you're opening, you should have everything ready. I thought he would go and turn on some lights and get some music going, but he never did. He just disappeared for long while. Never engaged us in conversation. Not the typical friendly personality of a bartender. If you're looking for some good Irish ambience, don't bother coming here.

When you're looking for a cool place in a somewhat sleepy town an Irish bar should do the job... So…read morewe got here on a Thursday night to have a drink and enjoy some Irish/local ambience (we didn't really care as long as there would be people around) So once you enter the little passage and go all the way to the end- it's right there. It was rather empty but there was this loud (very loud) group sitting at the back of the bar, the a acoustics are so bad that we could barely hear ourselves talk with the amount of noise they made. The place is self service - you order at the bar, doesn't say so, or at least we didn't see any sign mentioning this.. But the lack of waitress kinda clears it out. The bartender is really nice and serves the drinks rather quick. We took a strongbow which was really good but my friend ordered a Kilkenny which tasted funny and had no gas. After getting a headache and one friend disappointed we decided to leave and go somewhere else. The prices are ok and the music is good, so maybe with a different blend of people the place would be nicer.