The Schorsch`l lives since 1989 - the #1 beer choice in town!!!…read more This is the place where the locals go. Good beer: Hacker Pschorr, Beck's, Murphy's and Newcastle Brown Ale on tap + cigars and whiskey. Pair this with cool music (also live) and your result is the Schorsch'l. Nice for late nights. Eisenach may be dead, but this places lives!

I'd give 5 because the place is renowned, but it shouldn't be listed under pubs/bars with FOOD:-/…read moreI was starving and decided the walk was worth a landmark ... it will be more appreciated later after I find food. That said they're bilingual, with a good selection of beers at reasonable prices

Want to experience a proper German pub? Make sure to stop by Thanners…read more Great, authentic place. In summer time great seating outside on ale-benches, in winter time inside at the wooden and rustic bar. The beer selection helps to decide on a good drink. As mostly everyone in Göttingen is friendly and happy staff is always sweet and top notch :)

Came here during a weekend trip and the service and food was great! We didn't have reservations…read more(must do if you are in Erfurt) but the bar tender/hostess let us sit at the bar. We ordered fish and chips and they were so much better than what we had a nearby Irish bar. (My husband and I love Irish pubs) The place was cozy and inviting. Definitely visit!

What can I say, it's an Irish pub in Erfurt. They do it well, with pitchers of Guinness and an…read moreIrish stew (Patrick's pot) that really takes the chill out of the bones. Friendly service and good ppl all around.

This pub doesn't really feel like an authentic Irish pub as some do (no Irish staff in evidence)…read morebut really has a lot going for it. Look around....it's beautifully decorated. (See photo below) Old pictures and large mirrors on the walls. (See photo below) (See photo below) The wooden furniture is worth checking out, particularly behind the bar. I appreciated the colours too. (See photo below) My beer, Kostritzer Edel Pils was above average (for a pils). They serve a mix of German, English and Irish food. A good place to watch the German (but not the English) football. They hold events in the cellar. Thankfully I was able to get away before the Karaoke.