Very legit Irish bar in the heart of Germany....Irish bartenders and have the soccer match on when…read moreit's in season. Would definitely frequent again...

So happy I found this place…read more Located a hop, skip and a jump from Rosenheimer Platz, this place was my savior after a day at the Wiesn. Having had my fill of beer, I just wanted a glass of seltzer (or mineral water or whatever you choose to call it). Now, don't get me wrong, I love Germany but everywhere they seem to serve water in tiny glasses. I wanted a giant glass of water...and the awesome bartender set me up with a half liter glass full of sparkling water. So I had my water, which helped a lot and now I needed food. Luckily, even in my state I was able to read the menu and see they had a cheeseburger and fries platter. I know, not Bavarian but at that point, all I'd had all day since breakfast was one of these ginormous pretzels and the skin off of some roast chicken. The food was tasty (as far as I can recall) and it really helped getting some food on my tummy. Aside from the water and food, what made this place great was the service. The bartender, whose name I regret that I didn't get, was amazing. She was so nice and friendly and really took care of me. I'm sure I looked like another tipsy American tourist but she was a sweetheart. She had short hair and glasses and maybe some tattoos. Anyway, she's the real deal. There was some music that was nice too. Overall, a nice, friendly, clean and welcoming place. To be frank, it can be intimidating to enter a big German beer hall by yourself because it seems everyone knows one another and you're an outsider. Coming here was the exact opposite...I felt welcome right away. Definitely recommend this place!

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.

Ok let's get the worst out of the way: how terrible can…read morebathrooms and toilets be? Vivo: yes. Also, the food is what you'd fry up in a student-run pub that's really there to get other students fed and inhibited, and cheap Knowing that ... this is a great place for people above student age to feel like students again, trying to get inhibited on an expansive beer and drinks selection, served by friendly and efficient staff who know how to handle a crowd that tends to get louder by the hour. Fun. And after your fifth beer you might not notice that bathroom quite as harshly anymore

Schnitzel was great and came with all the fix ins. The beer selection was good with different beers…read moreon tap. The vibe was great, we went during the european cup and watched the game on a flatscreen in the outaide seating. Overall fun experience and good vibes.

Cozy neighborhood bar with good beer and traditional Bavarian food. Had a delicious Wiener…read moreschnitzel with traditional potato salad with thin sliced cucumber in it- like my mom used to make. Desert was excellent too- a kaiserschmarrn with sliced almonds and applesauce. Delicious! We've been here two weeks and this was the best traditional meal we had. The waitress was very helpful with questions and the vibe in the place was very relaxing! Nice place to wind down a busy day.

Came across this local pub by accident. Great atmosphere and friendly service. Tried the cheese…read moredumplings and they were delicious. I'm not a beer drinker, so I really liked the limoncello cocktail. The rest of the family loved the beer. Apparently we came on their first day, I think it's new owners. Definitely worth a visit

Stopped with my son for evening cocktails. Was walking back to our hotel and saw this nice upscale…read morebar. Was only their second day open. Service was exceptional and English friendly. Give them a try, their old fashion was pleasant and they also offer more complex drinks. Nice sitting area away from the bar for sitting and visiting with friends. They play a nice selection of old classics vinal records.

I'd give four stars for the food and beverage, and zero stars for the service…read more We really just wanted to find a local pub to post up at, with a good beer list and maybe a small selection of nibbles. Munich has no shortage of beer halls, and a wide variety of restaurants, but we wanted a pub. A no-frills, come-as-you-are pub. The Royal Dolores was supposed to be that. It can be a bit tricky to find, if you come in the wrong door (which we did). Luckily, the nice man at the host stand walked us to the entrance of the Dolores, and told the waitress in the doorway that we were looking for a table. She got us squared away fairly quickly, which we appreciated. We were at one of the tables by the door, and it was warm. It was such a good start, but it all went downhill from there. We were seated at about the same time as a family of four, who were given the table next to us. We both placed orders at about the same time, and we both spent the rest of our evenings trying (and failing) to flag down the waitress. We each ordered a Löwenbräu Dunkel to start, and decided to share two of their tapas plates: the Dream of Schnitzel and the Fromage de France. I lost track of the amount of time it took for our beers to be delivered to our table, and stopped trying to track time when it came to the food. The Dolores isn't very big, and they weren't all that busy when we got there, so we were at a loss as to why the service was so bad. At one point, the mom at the table next to us leaned over to ask for our help flagging down the waitress, if we saw her before they did. The Dunkel wasn't that great - it had the flat flavor that always reminds me of a brown ale, though this draft did have just a tiny bit more flavor. My husband didn't really like the beer at all. He had planned on ordering a different beer to finish the night, but with the aforementioned missing waitress, it was impossible to do. The Schnitzel was delightful, and the cheeses were good (the sauces they served with the cheeses stole the show, to be honest). I wasn't particularly hungry at the time, but my husband wanted something to nibble on while we reclined and drank - that was the plan when we arrived, at least. I know we weren't the only ones bothered by the terrible service - the family next to us made it a point to tell the person who finally stopped to help us - not our waitress, by the way - about the amount of time it took for us all to receive our orders, and the fact that we were ignored the entire evening. It's unfortunate, too, because we both really wanted to like the Dolores, just given its location and the fact that it was the closest thing to a pub we could find at that time. It really only takes one thing to ruin a night for people, though.

This is one of our favorite spots in Munich to grab a drink, we always go to whenever we are…read morevisiting. Not many places in Munich have TVs, and they do. So a great place to watch sports. The service is fantastic. We always just get beer here, but this time we decided to ask for their espresso martini. They have never made an espresso martini there before but said they would be able to do it, we saw them in the back pull out martini glasses from boxes that have never been opened, they completely went out of their way for us and made us one of our favorite espresso martinis we had in our whole trip to Europe! 10/10 for fantastic customer service! We will be back soon!

Dark and brooding. Very interesting vinyl selections. Quick bar service even though it was packed.read more

Love that place lovely bartender, nice doorman :) Music:…read moreDJs play unusual sets and the policy is to keep the atmosphere interesting. When I was visiting, there was a guy playing vinyls (not mixing at all though) really experimental tunes that kept heads turning. Bar: Very, very nice bar staff, good mixes of drinks, fair prices and always a smile! Guests: People know where to have a good conversation, fun and chilled people on a spot. No stress and no attitude. Interior: Really nice old-school feeling seating opportunities.

Very nice place to grab a drink. The environment, music and general ambiance is super cool. Shame…read moreout waitress was not very kind but still a nice place to go

The best way to describe this place is to say it's a Cuban speakeasy. You have good cocktails, a…read moredimly lit venue, candles on the tables, jazz/bossonova/lounge music in the background, and knowledgeable bartenders. On a warm day I tend to gravitate towards bars with patios, rooftops etc. but in this case, I recommend grabbing a seat inside to soak in the ambiance. The photos on the website don't do this place justice; I will post some photos shortly.

Q What a lovely spot. The little nooks and cranny's really draw you in with a very welcoming and…read morehomey feel. I love that so much. We were greeted and waited on immediately, but didn't feel rushed at all. They fish n chips were pretty good. My husband keeps bragging about Irish fish n chips but I've yet to see the amazing flavors he's talking about. (Getting close though ) They have Kilkenny which happens to be a fav of mine so I was super happy about that. My daughter had cider and we were so happy that all our drinks were ice cold and refreshing, while our food was hit end nourishing. Can't wait to come back!

Yummy food and drink Stopped over while visiting for a…read moreconference in July 2024. Service was quick.

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.