If you're anywhere near Stuttgart, or Germany, or actually just Western Europe, a stop at the 101…read morebar is a must. Bartender Peter will make you melt just like the ice in that Old Fashioned he personalized for you. He'll make you pucker like a hand-squeezed whiskey sour. He'll make you Cuervo like a tequila shot. Do yourself a favor. Go see Peter at Bar 101.

The perfect bar. If I had six stars to give, I'd give seven. Mixed drinks, great wine, excellent…read morebeer selection, great location. Peter is an artist. Stop by before catching Ghost Das Musical.

Calamari was light and refreshing, not just the breaded rings that I'm used to. My friends got the…read moreArgentinian steak, which they loved. The gyros was a little too fatty for me, I should've known better. Otherwise- I enjoyed the food tremendously. And of course, grappa from the house

Food was good, nothing to write home about. I had a large side salad and bread for starters. It was…read morea good bed of mixed greens with cucumber and tomato slices and a nice wedge of a soft, mild feta cheese. It had a sweet, vinaigrette dressing. For dinner, I had the gyros. It's was a huge pile of shaved gyro meat with a ton of raw onions on top. The meat tasted as expected; the onions were actually a nice complement to the meat, along with the sauce. A good-sized dollop of tzaziki sauce and tomato sauce. It also came with rice and green beans, both covered in a tomato sauce. I guess I've not had enough Greek food to be familiar with this, but it wasn't what I expected and I thought it was okay. It didn't taste bad, but it's not what I would prefer. The atmosphere was nice, elegant, and relaxed. A small tulip on every table. I was by myself, so I was immediately seated. They do have English menus, which was very helpful. Service was prompt and food came out quickly. And the one thing I am used to at Greek restaurants, the complimentary shot of Rocki after the meal. Forgot about that taste.

Yes, it's part of a hotel and complex and really, really convenient if you're staying at the…read moreDormero. It's probably more expensive than most of the bars in the area, but I've been here a number of times and enjoyed the fact that if feels like a pub. Since I went here a number of times, I've ordered a number of their dishes. Really enjoyed their wings, fish and chips and chili. Their bangers and mash, irish stew and ribs weren't that great. Liked the staff here and this place also takes credit cards, which I thought was really convenient.

As far as a restaurant in a hotel, great prices and the food is way above par. As a restaurant you…read morego to when you're not new in town and have a car to go elsewhere, it's fine. Pros: * it's an Irish pub and it looks like an Irish pub. Not that I've been to Ireland but I have been to a pub owned by an Irishman (close enough, maybe??) * the menu sticks to the theme. They didn't throw in chicken nuggets like some other ethnic places do * large outdoor patio with no street noise * live music Cons: * flavor was lacking. I had fish and chips. Tasted like the Gordon's Fisherman was working in the back. Don't get me wrong, the guy makes good filets but I expect more from a restaurant than a box. * surprisingly decent pricing from a hotel restaurant. Pitchers of beer were 13.90€ and my plate was 8.50€. * no kids menu...pro for us that night but a lot of families stay at this hotel and no accommodations for the wee ones at this eatery. I wouldn't go out of my way to come back but if I were across the street seeing Momma Mia! or Tarzan, I would definitely try it out again.

One of the coolest places I've been to, period! Why? Awesome staff, great food, large beer list,…read moreeclectic playlist of classic Rock & Roll - you remember R&R? I think this is the 5th time I have eaten here in the last couple of years traveling from the US on business. What a hidden Gem!

I wish I'd tried this place sooner, even though all the other places I've eaten in the Stuttgart…read morearea have been great. The vibe is pretty cool, there's outdoor seating, the menu is Swabian-ish, and the dark German beer I had was outstanding. Seems like every country has a flatbread - the one I had didn't disappoint. Service was efficient and helpful.

Amazing hotel with even better customer services. Diana was great at the front office. Especially…read morerecommended for visiting patrons of Patch or Panzer.

Let´s make this short and painless…read more Tiny, basement, no food, no nuts, one small tv for sporting events, boring.

Super leckere Cocktails, man trifft immer nette Leute und die Atmosphäre ist super!…read more Neben dem Kicker im Keller kann man sich super beim Billard die Zeit vertreiben.

From the owner: Gemütliches Wohnzimmer im Zentrum von Echterdingen. Billiard, Kartenspiele, nette Gespräche,…read moregediegene Musik und gute Getränke. Es wird geraucht.

My friends and I tried coming here two different times. The first time, only 2 out of 8 of us were…read moreable to get in. We had 5 girls and 2 guys. The staff is very picky about who gets to go in. The second time, some of my friends got there first and were unable to get inside. I believe there were 3 guys and 4 girls. The staff said that they were having a private event. My 2 girl friends and I tried entering later that night and we were able to get in, so that means they were just lying about having a private event. The music wasn't even good. We left and went to HI Life and had a better night there. Even if you split into smaller groups, you would still have a hard time getting in especially if you are male.

One thing I like about Schocken is the music. Stuttgart is known for its hip hop, but for a bar/…read moreclub, it can get a bit hard to dance to. The music ranges from 80s, 90s pop to house, simple, yet easy to dance to and not so loud that it's hard to talk to your friends. The drinks are a bit of a hit/miss, especially the cocktails but I find this quite natural for a bar/club here in Stuttgart. Since it's right next to a club, it can get pretty crowded, but not too much that it gets annoying. If you come during the weekdays, maybe a little early, the place is quite empty, which can be a good second stage for a light drink with some light music. The seating arrangements can be comfortable, as long as it doesn't get TOO crowded, which in that case, it's better to just stand up or dance. Very casual, comfortable, maybe a bit hipster even. Not too young, but not so old you feel like you are falling asleep. The bar also hosts mini concerts by bands from different cities and countries, which makes it fun to enjoy with a nice drink. Overall, I like Schocken and can't point my finger to anything extremely terrible. The hit/miss cocktails were the reason for the four stars.