I was there for an open mic. evening, the musicians were superb, I loved the atmosphere and people…read morewere friendly. I just had weizen beer .. what can I say about that, cold, delicious.. helped me sing :)

A nice concert hall, which was the first of it's kind in Nuremberg. Seating just over 2,000 guests…read moreit is conveniently located directly across the public transportation station with several tram and bus lines stopping here. Public parking is also available for a fee of course. Nice landscaping surrounds the building. Once inside you will see a huge entrance hall where you may also find concessions and seating to enjoy your purchases, as you are not permitted to take those into the performance itself. Restrooms can also be found near the entrance, however they are located downstairs and I have not seen any way of getting down there other than the stairs. This is why I couldn't give it a full 5 stars. Having attended a concert with my aging mother and having to get her to walk up and down those stairs was quite an adventure. Aside from that though, the venue does have great acoustics and spacious chairs. Not as cramped as some places. So come and enjoy an event here.

If you want a true review without any fake expectations let me save you some time. This place is a…read moreshit hole. Worst customer service ever. If a man named Ralph (manager) is working the night, just be prepared to beg for your drinks to come within 10 minutes. Place appears to be an Irish bar from the outside but it is really a large bucket with a musician to cover up the reality that you are in fact, not at an Irish bar. I will never return.

good slection of drinks most do not have. good atmosphere with live djsread more

A delightful orchestra. They tend to play crowd pleasers and old favorites, but they do it very…read morewell. The orchestra sounds and plays like a fine watch. I've been to a few concerts and have always been amazed at the sea of gray hair I mean, it's hard to miss so I can only hope this orchestra starts to pick up its programming to pull in a younger generation before it's too late.