Very cozy place with very friendly and helpful staff. Would give more stars if I could…read more Food is basic and the right amount of grease. They even do garlic cheese chips like you would get in Ireland. Perfect "drunk food". Happy hour beer deals are also a plus.

Small Pub. Awesome live-acts and musicians. Excellent hamburgers. Good beer and balanced prices!read more

3.5. Since arriving in Germany after a 10 year hiatus, I've been requesting very German places and…read moredishes. This was a very German spot that was recommended and I was told the fried potatoes were really good. I ordered the 3 sunny side up eggs with bacon and fried potatoes. The potatoes did not disappoint, flavorful, soft and just right. However, it felt like they were swimming in oil. The eggs and bacon were fine. Tried the meatloaf and it tasted like bologna. I also got the small and light German beer that was made locally, it was fairly good. Interior gets super loud and waitresses are moving as fast as they can.

An institution in the Sudstadt in Bonn, it well fitted out as a German Kneipe with friendly…read morewaitresses giving top class service.The menu has a good selection of German dishes. the food is tasty well presented and I would recommend this "Pub" to everyone

I've been here twice and have loved it both times. Only reason it's 4 stars is there's usually a…read morewait to get in and it can take some time. Once in, it is a real gem! Fairly small place but lots of tables. This place tends to more of a dive bar than an Irish Bar in my opinion but who can't love a dive bar with the name The James Joyce!! We were here late into the night visiting with friendly people we had met there and I can say I'm not sure if they do mixed drinks or food. Just went in and enjoyed multiple beers with 50 of my closest friends. If that's what you're looking for (and who isn't) this is the place for you. Just remember it's crowded and somewhat of a dive. Go! Try it! You won't regret it!

When I first moved to Bonn, back in 2006, I used to visit this bar quite regularly with a friend of…read moremine. It was run by a really nice girl and offered great service; a really fun pub. Last Friday, my wife suggested we go there and try their fish & chips. This isn't the only Irish pub in Bonn and they all serve this traditional British dish, which is unavailable anywhere else. If you want 'British' fish & chips, you have to go to an Irish pub and we were very close to this one so decided to give it a try. Bad move. On arrival, we had to wait ten minutes for anyone to come and take our order, so she opted for half a Guinness and I asked for a large pils. The pils, I'm pretty sure had been tampered with by having ullage returned to the barrel. I requested a local 'Kölsch', which was much better. Half way through this second drink, the 'food' arrived. On the menu it said only 'fish & chips'; no description whatsoever. What arrived looked like supermarket-bought breaded fish fillets with frozen chips. Nothing like the dish one would reasonably expect in an Irish pub. To be fair, there was no description, so we were guilty of assumption, but when we asked the waitress about it, she kept repeating that she understood our disappointment but that is the way they serve it. She went to speak to her boss, who approached our table with the Bill containing the full charge. Bearing in mind that we hadn't eaten anything, she was extremely rude and completely unwilling to even consider any compromise, conciliatory gesture or understanding. It was a case of 'tough'. End of story. We paid and then gave the food to the young group of guys on the next table, who told us that they liked going to the pub to drink, but not to eat. We then went to The Fiddlers Irish pub in Endenich, where we had exactly what we were expecting in the first place. I worked in pubs for about five years and understand that you get difficult customers, but we were not being awkward. We had what we felt was a genuine issue which was met with total indifference, disdain and disrespect, which was completely unwarranted.

The Burgschänke is an old German name for a kneipe or otherwise commonly known as a pub. It's…read morelocated in a 700 year old barn and it's quite small. They can fit about 50 people in the bar and there is some outdoor seating with view of the beautiful castle next door and some nice manicured gardens. I was taken here by a colleague who knows the owners of this pub as well as the owners of the castle. The atmosphere here is fabulous and unless you knew this place existed you would probably not find it. Don't expect any English as your chances of finding this is pretty slim. They have a huge screen set up and showing the World Cup games and it was packed with locals tonight for the Germany game. They serve mostly beer and wine and some schnapps. The food menu is small and it's mostly things like cheeses, cold meats, breads and so on. I would love to come back here again and soak in the beautiful surroundings and the atmosphere.

Yes the novelty name brought me here. Happy?…read more This is basically a sports bar; the perfect place in Bonn to come and watch the Bundesliga. But it also felt like it might have something to offer even if there was nothing to watch. There were a couple of interesting beers for example (the Astra Urtyp (which means prototype!) was pretty nice. Unfortunately they had the horrible electronic darts machines you find around Germany - they have three in fact! I'd be interested to see what it was like on a normal night.

Für mich hat das Wespennest in jedem Fall Kultcharakter! Mit meinem Freund hier frühstücken zu…read moregehen, hat etwas cooles und romantisches zu gleich. Ich liebe es und komme immer wieder gerne her.