We ate in the cellar and that was a very interesting experience. First, we started off with some…read moreGerman beer. I had the IPA that was on the specials card and felt it was not very hoppy. Next I ordered one of their house beers and it was much better. For dinner, my wife and I had one of their schnitzels and it was just ok. Our waitress was really rushing us and she spilled a half glass our beer on one of our coats. The only thing good about this evening was the atmosphere. We loved the cellar.

We ran from a rainstorm into the arms of the Brauberger. We were led into the cellar and given two…read morebig beers to warm up with. We ordered a traditional German dish with potatoes with cheese egg and bacon, and a turkey schnitzel with croquettes. Both are heavy meals and we might have been ok with one, but ended up eating most of both. We were on a biking tour and apparently needed the calories!! Haha. The service was excellent and beer good and simple, they only had one choice! But it can be mixed with a variety of juices or sodas for other options. The place was packed with plenty of Germans, so that has to be a good sign as well.

I went on the 65 minute English language brewery tour on a Saturday afternoon. Jürgen was our tour…read moreguide and he did a great job. In addition to other guests, there was a group of 12 guys who were on a bachelor party. I'm mentioning this because they were very disruptive but that's not Jürgen's fault and he did his best with the situation. There is a brewing room that you walk through with explanations of the different stages of the beer brewing process. In the back is a tasting room and most of the tour took place there. We all sat around a table while the guide poured and explained the beers. There appears to be a slideshow and we looked at some of the slides that identified the three beers we tried but I think because the slides were in German, we didn't see the full presentation. The tour was a nice diversion and although I have been on many brewery tours, I still learned something from this one, particularly about German beer. After the tour, your hand stamp gets you a discount in the gift shop.

Now THIS is more like it. Outstanding pilsners, quality food, and luckily for me, a staff that…read morewent out of their way to speak English. Sit at the bar to take advantage of the ice cold beer tray, which will help keep your half liter chilled. Try out the sausages and fresh baked bread, and hit the craft beer shop on the way out.

This is probably one of the best private micro-breweries in North Germany. The atmosphere is very…read more"Altdeutsch", but not "spiessig." The staff are extremely nice and friendly and they can answer any questions about the beer and how it is brewed. The beer is fantastic. And the food, dude. The food is the bomb-o-licious. It's pretty hearty old school German style like Oma used to make, so I think it is safe to say it is not something for vegetarians. They also make a great currywurst.

Very nice and unique place and n Lüneburg, Germany. A old brewery with lots of craft beers. Very…read moreyummy menu with tons of options from meat to vegan. Service is very good and attentive. Ambiente super cool. You're in the brewery itself.

Mälzer is a lueneburger brewery in the middle of the city…read more we were there after dinner to have more beer. the place itself is typical brewery style, with wood tables and wood banks the second floor is a bit different tho with antiquities as furniture! its a cozy place their beer is rather good, otherwise we didn't try anything else! as a tourist it was a nice place to sit in

Such a cool spot in Hamburg for some tasty craft beers. They have tons of seating - both indoors…read moreand outdoors, and it almost always fills up during their opening hours. I just wish they had longer opening hours and were also open on the weekend! Also, offering beers in larger quantities would be nice as well, instead of getting up and walking to the counter to order a new one frequently :) Hamburg (and Germany in general) needs more places like this for sure!

OK, it's settled. Next time I go out for a really satisfying beer in Hamburg, it's Circle 8…read more Why? Because the nascent craft brew scene in the Hansestadt suffers from two problems: 1) fear of alienating German lager drinkers by serving them up something too genuinely flavorful; and, 2) creating weak, flawed, amateurish versions of pale ales, IPAs, et cetera because they just aren't very good at it. Circle 8 does NOT suffer from these failings. The black IPA I had there, was probably the best I've ever had. It was lush, lively, complex, rich, balanced, and at the same time wonderfully unique. Hands down, a winner. The Citra Blonde had lovely citra character, and some real assertiveness too - - also lush and rich - - this is REAL brewing - - real hand-crafted care - - and the beers go the distance. The 5-grain I had was a bit jarring at first, because it is is also a no-compromise flavor conveyor, but I came to appreciate it over the course of the glass. The owners are delightful; they have a dedicated local following (which they fully deserve); the hours are limited (4p-8p Mon-Friday) so you have to time your visit, but it is totally worth the while. A lushness, richness, flavor oasis in what is otherwise a tepid sea of craft beer mediocrity in Hamburg. You could call it a "geheimtipp" (secret recomendation) but I hope it doesn't stay that way for long. It's a two block walk from U-bahn Alsterdorf, and a pretty little bahn trip up through Eppendorf, and a joyous little stroll, it totally is.

Sehr köstliches "Selbstgebrautes". Mein Favorit, das "Kühlungsborner Weißbier"! Sehr freundliche…read moreBedienung und eine urige Atmosphäre. Hier trinken auch Einheimische gerne

From the owner: Unser Brauhaus Hotel und Ferenwohnungen liegt keine 3 Minuten vom Strand entfernt, direkt an der…read morebelebten Strandstraße in Kühlungsborn Ost. Eine ungezwungene, lockere Atmoshäre, die urgemütliche Inneneinrichtung und die gelebte Gastfreundschaft machen den Besuch im Ostsee Brauhaus zu einem besonderen Erlebnis. Unser Brauer Thomas Beskow braut für Sie verschiedene Biersorten natürlich nach dem deutschen Reinheitsgebot von 1516. Die Küche bietet vor allem biergerechte deftige Speisen wie knusprige Schweinshaxn, den saftigen Grillschweinebauch oder den Schweinebraten mit hausgemachter Bratensoße. Daneben gibt es bei uns alles für den kleinen und großen Hunger und vieles mehr. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch!

When I entered the Sportsbar, the waiter almost immediately pointed out that the spot I've picked…read morewas reserved. My bad. I found another one. After more than 20 minutes of waiting for service, I left and spent my money somewhere else.