Great beer selection. They even have Maisel IPaA. the mixed drink selection is excellent. Seating…read moreis amazing, with seats outside and inside. The music is top notch.

What can I say about Paddy's. A bit of a love-hate relationship. The bar is quite small and always…read morecrowded when there are games on but still one of the better places in Hamburg to watch the games; in my case there are the premier league and champions league. There are 3 screens available and on champions league nights with simultaneous games on, it is quite awesome. 30 mins in and I've been standing the whole time, I start to feel the hate part of the relationship. The bar is frequently visited by loads of english speakers. You will her more english than german whilst here. My tips are to probably get in early and get a table if game day. Drink wise, you've got your standard irish drinks and a paddys ale is always available which is quite good. Also available are nut and pizza is available for purchase. I am yet to try the pizza but do you really want to eat pizza at a bar?

I was visiting Hamburg for the first time from Los Angeles to see my family that I haven't seen in…read moreyears. My uncle wanted to show me one of his favorite pubs so I was excited. Unfortunately the experience was a disappointment. My uncle went up to ask the bartender about the changes that were made to the pub and was rudely reprimanded for not waiting at the door. I have never dealt with anything like this before, especially at an Irish pub where it's usually a friendly environment. It was upsetting enough for me leave right there and to also leave this review. I usually try to see the light in the situation but the way in which the bar tender spoke to my uncle upset me to the point to immediately leave. I would never return to this bar and this definitely isn't an Irish pub

This place gets an automatic four stars for being a venue in Hamburg to watch NFL games. I showed…read moreup Sunday night to watch the morning games in the states. Kitchen service stopped a bit before ten. The wait staff was extremely friendly (saw me coming in, asked what I was here to watch, explained when the games were going to be flipped on and where). The bar selection and prices are pretty standard for Hamburg. The actual venue is below the street level, and the interior is dark but pretty warm at the same time. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to watch sporting events.

Klimperkiste is a cosy little bar in a part of town where such places are a rarity. That alone gets…read moreit 5 stars from me. The beer selection is mostly standard, but they do also have Duckstein which makes me favour the place even more. Credit for me finding the place must be given to my old German teacher, Schaida. Apparently it's been a favourite of hers since she was a student at Hamburg uni. I don't think it's changed much over the years.

A great, quirky, little pub hiding in the same street as Hofbrau and opposite the big casino…read more Unpretentious with some interesting beers and nice cocktails.

The Gunclub is one of a kind. The owner and his staff are very friendly and you will soon learn…read morethat they love music. They will play you music that you have likely never heard before. This is a real bar with really good music and authentic staff and a great selection of drinks. The bar often has DJ´s playing. One on my favorite bars in St. Pauli. It is a sort of insider tip if you want to experience the real St. Pauli spirit. It´s location just off the Reeperbahn is easy and ideal to reach. Hopfenstrasse has several other very authentic bars next to Gunclub. I will be back.

Nice bar with fair prices, good music and a kicker table. The service is friendly and it has a nice…read morefeel to it. The bar is placed in the bar district Hopfenstrasse. There are four bars placed next to each other and they offer everything from surf to punk rock music. The Gun Club often has DJs and the music they play is mostly rock and punk rock. Sometimes you will have really good bands playing there so look at their site for info. http://www.facebook.com/gunclubstpauli Good and central location. Well worth a visit. I will surely be back. Have fun in the Gun Club I had :-).

I know why everyone recommends Frau Möller! Well deserved!…read more A bit gruff and very crowded at lunch, but for good reason. Ice cold delicious beer and hot authentic local German food. Our waitress was fluent in English and made us feel welcome in a "so you're not from around her, but that's okay, sit here" kind of way.... Very pleasant! The beer was plentiful and ice cold, and we had the Wienerschnitzel (I know... cliché, but oh so good!), and it came out fast, hot and delicious. Also, for French Fries fans... these were thin, hot and crispy! (Not a big fan of soft fries/chips). Right near the train station for a meal before you travel, or while you're waiting to check into your hotel. We'll be back!

This place only accepts cash, and there is no cash machine on site. A staff woman said there was…read moreone on the street nearby but I never found one. Oh well, that's one way to piss off a potential new customer!

Epitome of Hamburger Berg. It has it all: coolness, attitude, tunes, drinks Music is great. It can…read moreget very crowded on the dancefloor. But that's exactly what I like about it: people come to have fun and shake their bones to their favourite beats. It's as simple as that. My favourite @Reeperbahn

Ah Roschinsky's.. 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.

I don't know how I managed, but I've been to the Shamrock Pub quite a few times without ever…read moreexperiencing it to be too packed for comfort. When it's crowded, you need to be 'determined' in order to get the beverage of your choice at the bar ... but I never found this to be a major problem. Therefore, the Shamrock is my favorite bar/Kneipe in the Feldstrasse area. (Sure, one could walk to the Neuer Pferdemarkt area or to the Schanzenviertel ... but whenever I ended up at the Shamrock, either I or my drinking companions were too lazy for such a major trip. ;-) ) (I should add that I'm not into sports at all, therefore I don't care whether I'm close to wherever sporting events are being shown at the Shamrock.)

Pretty authentic little Irish pub near Feldstraße U-Bahn and the Hamburger Dom. I wanted to go in…read moreon St. Patrick's day 2008, but there was a cover charge of $10 or something, so I ended up just going to a normal German bar in the schanze :p I actually went in for the first time this week to watch some Champions League football. The landlord, Richard, is definitely the most tech savvy landlord I've ever met, and perhaps one of the most tech savvy in the world. We chatted about things such as SEO tricks! I'll definitely be back for more English football. He said that they'll even show cricket if it's on!

I visited this bar on a rainy Saturday evening with some coworkers. We reserved a table ahead of…read moretime, which was a good call. By the time 8 pm came around, the place was starting to get packed. Described to me as a "nerd" bar, I was expecting the decorations on the walls when I arrived. The place was covered with many references to popular video games, movies, and books. It had a very cozy feeling, and you could tell many of the people there were frequent patrons. I was convinced to split a bottle of mead with two friends, which is homemade by the bar. I unfortunately did not like it, finding it too sickly sweet and thick (from the honey) for my tastes. It takes a while to choose from the menu, as it is several pages long with many drink specials and shots, but my simple tequila sunrise was much better. They have a large number of board and card games for patrons to play, and my group greatly enjoyed playing "Cards against Muggles." There's even an old Nintendo 64 in the corner, though I'm sure it's hard to get a spot on that during the night. Word of advice for when you go to the bar: it can get pretty packed up as waves of people all seem to get drinks at once. If you just wait a bit longer, the line will eventually die down, and you can walk right up and order. This place also appears to have hot food, though I did not look at that menu nor try any of it, but it is good to know. Over all I would not mind coming back to this bar. It may invite a fun crowd but the atmosphere is very relaxed. The prices are also reasonable compared to other places. Just be sure to get your seat early or reserve it.

You like tabletop gaming and mead? This is the place for you!…read more A wonderful little basement bar that's full of cliches and atmosphere. From the medieval style kitsch decor to the barrells full of games (literally! the barrells have latched doors and when you open them, boom, plethora of tabletop games inside) this is a theme bar not to be missed! Bring a few friends, grab a table and a board game and enjoy a mead or two. Or come on your own and make new friends! Several of their games have English versions as well and they have Wasabi, which is a quick dice game with instructions in fifteen or so languages. It does get quite crowded on weekends and evenings, but go and have a look anyway, you might be lucky and grab a nice spot. Definitely one of my faves in the city.

Pleasantly surprised by this place! It's a very very nice pub. We always love to go here. Service…read moreis good.

Solid local, a smokey pub with it's very own bat dog! I arrived in St. Pauli colours in preparation…read morefor slaying the giants of Europe, Cottbus, tomorrow, and was treated to a rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" and given a Kiezpiraten hat! Flensburger is the order of the day!

Pretty expensive Irish pub just south of the Reeperbahn. EUR4.50 for a pint of Murphy's Red. Better…read moreto go with the German beers I found out. They sell Erdinger Hefe for EUR3.60 - still not cheap, but more acceptable. Anyway, the place looks like an Irish pub, and sells Irish beer, but it's mostly staffed by Germans. They do however give priority to English football, which is nice to know as not many places in Hamburg do. It has live music on the weekends, but also attracts the British stag-party crowd, which kinda puts me off.

Pretty nice place but it seems nobody told them about the Arthur Guinness Day. At least they got…read moreGuinness :) The staff was nice but the place completely empty. Might give it another try some other time.