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.

My friends and I drove in to go to the Dom and have a meal. Because of the Dom it seemed like it…read morewas much busier than usual and we got one of the last tables available around 5:00. It took a little while for us to get our order in just because of how busy it was, but the waitress was nice and the food was good.

I was walking around without my German friend so I had no translator. This place seemed fairly…read more"Americanized" so I decided to go in in the hopes that someone here spoke English. I sat at the bar and luckily I was able to speak English to the bartender. He was nice by German standards haha. What I ordered: I got the veggie burger (Tina turner burger) and a beer. The burger was huge! And so tasty! The sauce was mayo-based (I think it was a currywurst sauce, but I'm not sure), but I enjoyed the flavor on this burger. The side was a small salad. Overall, it is not a standout place, but the quality of the food and service was good!

Good place to chill, espacially on the street turned into a terrace. The only problem was that the…read moreprices are high compared to the proportions of food (4,90€ for 4 gyōzas) and to the quality of the drinks. Otherwise, the atmosphere was nice and our waiter kind.