very normal gay bar, entrance with ticket that includes a bear, but here's very few people, many…read moreold guys

From the owner: Jeden Montag ab 20.00 Uhr | Eintritt 10,00 € inkl. einem Getränk…read more Geschlossene Veranstaltung (men only) - bitte klingeln! Einlass bis 2:00 Uhr. Einlass vorbehalten. Die Naked Parties im CAMP erfreuen sich großer Beliebtheit bei unseren Gästen und sind immer gut besucht.

I went to this bar with my partner because of our friends wanted to show us some local gay bars and…read morehad some beers together. As what I heard, this is one of the oldest gay bars in Munich. The bar itself isn't really big, it got a really 80-90th disco style, I found it somehow cool. Music direction also, it kind of great place if you like old classic songs or simply just in the mood for it. Although they don't have a dance floor, I sure most people can manage to make one themselves. Of course, we danced a bit as well. Cafe Edelheiss is a bar for bears, but most of the people are welcome here. I did see other kind of people here. That's real cool, I remember that was one time when I was in Prague, the Bear bar there didn't let us in, just because my friends and I weren't "bear" enough. The drinks here were quite alright. The people here generally really friendly, just say hi if you want to, they won't bite... or will they. Well, who knows. But either way, just enjoy yourself. Because of its location, if you weren't having fun, then just go around this place. There are some other cool gay bars around as well.

Cool divey bar amongst the gay bars in Munchen. Bar tender is a big blond guy walking around and…read moretaking orders. Friendly, mixed crowd but a bit in the older side which is not a bad thing of course. Bear affiliated on some nights I would assume based on the decor. Nice outdoor seating when available as well.

Waited in line with 2 female girlfriends and many behind us last weekend to get in and the doorman…read morecame and led 6 men behind us to the front of the line, my friend complained and asked why they got priority and the doorman replied- this is a queer establishment and they get priority- I am a queer man and this asshole doesnt know if my 2 girlfriends are lesbian. very disappointing and sad that prejudices happens still even in the gay community and although I had already many great nights in this hole in the wall- never again.

How do you spell "FUN" in German? P-R-O-S-E-C-C-O!…read more After a couple of beers with a friend, he asked if I wanted to go someplace fun. Now those of you who know me understand that "fun" is my middle name, so I readily agreed. We made our way from Marienplatz to this place just as it was opening. It was crowded then but my buddy said "Wait until people start leaving the Wiesn, then it will be packed". And he was right, it got super crowded but the more crowded it got, the more fun it was. I met a ton of nice people...very friendly, all having a good time. Even better were the bartenders. They were all so nice and they didn't care that I was American (I guess 'cause I kept making those Euros rain, baby!) but service was excellent and I even got a buy back! I didn't know they did that in Germany. The music was fun too. I heard about 4,000 songs by some woman who is a big pop star in Germany and I liked them. I'll have to ask my friend what her name is again. The beer was good, the shots were fun and it was sad when it was time to leave. The only negative is their use of the fog machine. Much like a goomba who doesn't know when to stop dousing himself with Axe body spray, this place thinks too much fake smoke is never enough. But other than that, this place rocks.

Visited this bar while visiting Munich. My wife and I wanted to see the queer scene. This one was…read moreopen on Christmas day, so we came for a bite and some drinks. The patrons were mostly men, and lots of them! The place was packed. We managed to find a table and got served pretty quickly. They didn't have the full menu because it was Christmas, so we just shared the ham and cheese sandwich and fries. We also each ordered a cocktail, which were quite good. The interior was decked out with Christmas decorations and lights. It was very festive. They had 80's music playing, which made it more fun!

Wanted a quick bite and wanted to be around gay people, so tried out this place. Smaller menu than…read moreKraftwerk, though the specials are really good. Felt a tad out of place at night though, since most locals were drinking and not eating. Cornflakes-Schnitzel: Different from any other schnitzel I tried in Munich. The cornflakes are in large pieces and give it a distinctive crunch. It's also a little sweet too. I think the meat was chicken, so it wasn't as heavy as a pork schnitzel. The pineapple slice on top was fun pairing too. Lots of fries as well, with a little bit of spice.

Nicely situated on a corner with a lot of people watching potential, there's many drink and food…read moreoptions to serve you all day long. The food isn't really destination-worthy, but it's fine for a gay spot in the gayborhood. Though it does seem at night, most people are drinking rather than eating. Schnitzel mit Pommes: Saw the 9,90€ sign and decided to give it a try. Pretty tasty. Obviously not the best schnitzel in town, but good for the price. Lots of hearty pork with a nice crispy breading. And tons of fries. Filled me up after a long flight from California. Flammkuchen: Had fond memories of flammkuchen in Zurich, so decided to give it a try here. Same signature crispy cracker-like crust. So a lot lighter than typical pizza dough. But very rich toppings since both the cream and the bacon had a lot of flavor and a lot of richness. Might be better to share this as a snack rather than have it as an individual meal though. Schweizer Schnitzel mit Bratkartoffeln: Like the plain schnitzel I had earlier, but with swiss cheese melted on top and some mushrooms on top too. I was kinda thinking this would be the type of Swiss schnitzel that had the cheese on the inside, so I was a little surprised. But regardless, the cheese still worked well to give the breaded cutlet a lot more personality. Creamy Queen: Wasn't feeling another alcoholic drink after all the Oktoberfest revelry, so went to the deent sized alcohol free section of the menu. This one was recommended by the waiter and I appreciate his recommendation. Creamy coconut against fruit juices, with a lot of nice citrus in there. It wasn't quite a piña colada, definitely it's own creation.

Nice little find! Lots of local restaurants require reservations, and we had none so we dropped by…read morehere. Lucky for us! Monday night is schnitzel night and for under €12 you can't beat this! Simple, delicious, casual and relaxed.

Very cozy place with soft dance music but vibrant little bar. Good beer prices. These are…read morevolunteers working behind the bar so please support it! Michael and Thomas rock! Cheers!