The Kuchlbauer is the most interesting and creative brewery I've ever been to. The architecture is…read moreunlike any building I've seen. It's definitely in a very strange location, however. Abensberg is a quaint village in the midst of Bavaria, and many of the locals consider the huge gold tower of the Kuchlbauer to be an eyesore. I would agree with them because the colorful and vibrant architecture would look less alien in a bigger town like Regensberg or Munich. I did the entire tour a few years back so I don't remember many details but it was all in German. They do no tours in other languages. I also remember it being very random and unrelated to the brewing process at times. The view from the top of the tower is beautiful. The Biergarten is open to anyone whether you've done the tour or not, and the prices are great! They brew very good beer, and the food they serve is yummy also. I had the Caprese Salad and the mozzarella was super fresh. If you're driving through Bavaria, stop by! The locals and friendly and the beer is great.

You shouldnt miss the Kuchlbauer Tower, observation tower while you are passing by. The second…read morething definitely worth visiting is Kuchlbauer Brewery. Place is well organized, with guided tours. We didnt find the information in english, but girls on the reception were kind enough to give us the information. As we came long after guided tour, we just enjoyed nice beer and a pratzel right under the tour. The iconic white beer was absolutely delicious and it was 2,5 EUR it definitely put a smile on our faces. Whole area is beautifully done itno great detail. There are so many things to look at! I would recommend this stop to all architecure lovers, beer lovers and kids, because this is so colorful and shiny, they will definitely remember it and it will become a nice highlight of the trip.

Very nice, great service and food was really delicious. Very friendly waitress. You should seat…read moreyourself.

This is, perhaps, my favorite place from my time studying at Regensburg University. Great beer,…read moretraditional German food. This place is not to be missed.

This was our last stop in Regensburg. Located over a Danube walking bridge and down a narrow…read moresidewalk. Very pretty and almost too formal to be a bierhaus. We sampled their brews in a flight - all were very good, but the Helles was my favorite. Try one of their special schnapps- stay with the fruit flavored ones unless you like the taste of gasoline. Service was friendly.

Do yourself a favor, walk across the historic stone bridge, and have yourself a beer (or three) at…read morethe Spital. We were cruising up the Danube and had a stop in Regensburg. Our cruise director, Mario, put together a little side trip to eat some sausages and sample some beers. Well we missed out on the sausage part of the excursion, but we caught the tail end of the beer portion at the Spital (where just a few remained, so we helped extend the visit, yay!). Of course I had beer. I liked the St. Katharinen Spezial, but the darker Spital-Dunkel was my favorite... Oh, did I mention the brewery is co-located? Great place and except for us tourists, it had a very local crowd. Women sat together talking and eating. Men sat at other tables playing cards and drinking beer. It's too bad the weather was already cold and the biergarten closed (though it was being set up as a Christmas market), as it would have been a nice place to sit for extended periods. I would have liked to have eaten there, but we'll have to save that for next time.

I can absolutely recommend this place. The brat plate was delicious and one of the best in I'vr had…read moreanywhere in Germany. They even substituted allowed a substitution of Pomme Frites. I had already done the touristy thing at the historic Brathouse on the Danube river here but that reminded me more of Nuremberg sausages, the small ones. These were full size, and seem to be more indicative of the Regensburg sausage. They have four taps with local homemade beer. Service was fine and the waitress spoke English. I would definitely come back. Also, I posted the sign with the Bavarian breakfast. White wurst and a beer! Not a bad deal.

Such a great restaurant we ate there twice! We asked for a recommendations from our front desk of…read moreour hotel of a German restaurant and surprisingly there isn't as many German restaurants Regensburger as I feel it is a melting pot of a city and they have lots of different culture, restaurants. We found this with a quick little Google search and it was very close to our hotel. We got right in and had a great waiter named Martin. The service was great. The food was very good. The first day I got the chicken Cordon Bleu and it was delicious. The second night I got a pork roast dish with a mushroom gravy and cheese spaetzle. My mom, the first night had pumpkin soup and the second night also had the goulash. We enjoyed our meals very much and would recommend. The atmosphere in the restaurant was great as well. It felt authentic, and the servers also wore authentic German outfits as well so that was fun.

You've gotta give them high praise for location anyways. Nice staff, pleasant, but bright…read moreatmosphere/ambiance. Price wise, probably average for a touristy stop, but they are a bit confusing in my opinion. Are they a coffee shop, or a bar? Apparently both! Maybe the crowd fluctuates and changes based on the time of day. I was there in the afternoon on a brisk fall day, so coffee was in order. However, if it were later in the evening a cocktail might have been more apropos. They do have an English menu if you ask for it, and the employees all speak enough English to make a limited English speaking person's experience nice. So, stop on by if you're in the neighborhood.

good bar for meeting and having a drink. They serve some as…read morewell beer from local breweries. friendly staff