Horrible service. Staff was at the bar eating food with their bare hands then serving drinks. Took…read moreforever to get served. Asked a bartender pouring a drink in front of us for a drink and would respond or look up at us.

Avoid this place unless you like being preyed upon because you didn't bring cash. I came in for…read morefood and was notified that the kitchen was closed. Fine. So I ordered a beer to be polite. They didn't inform me that there was a cash only policy for one beer. It wasn't until after I drank my beer that the blonde woman working there informed me I had to pay in cash. I told her that was impossible because I had no way of getting cash. Wouldn't you know it, I had to buy 2 more beers to-go if I wanted to pay by card. So I was forced to buy 2 beers to-go because they want to hide their earnings. I was not notified before hand that I had to pay in cash even though the blonde woman told me there were signs everywhere indicating so. Apparently you can't have a beer at this bar unless you pay cash. Avoid this trap like the plague. They are dishonest and predatory.

Every where I travel, in every country, I inevitably end up checking out the local Irish pub. And,…read morethey never disappoint! This Dubliner Pub is no exception and almost identical to the Dubliner Pub in Tampa coincidentally. It meets all the expectations: Bar tenders with thick Irish accents; heavy wood bar and furniture; strong drinks & great beer selections! Oh, and always a football (soccer) match on. BUT... don't ask them to show a Bayern Munich game here... as they might throw something at you. Nurnberg are direct rivals! Anyways, great location in the middle of the shopping district and a wonderful stop to lounge the afternoon away while your wife spends all your vacation money!

It was ok. Decor was cool...like you are in an old wine cellar or something. Food wasn't bad. Staff…read morewas meh.

I know, I know... why visit an Irish pub in Bavaria? Well, to be honest we were hungry, and it was…read morethe first place we found that didn't have a waiting list. We opted to sit indoors since there were the ever-present cigarette smokers at the outdoor tables. :( Our server was great and the food came out quickly. We had the usual Irish beers and ciders, along with shepherd's pie, a ham and cheese pasty (excellent!) and the soup of the day (which was also very good). For desert we shared a fresh made pastry. It was kind of like being back home on Tipperary Hill.

Stop in. Totally Irish. Excellent service with a bit of a…read morehassle (fun) for ordering a German beer. "Soda". Funny guys. Relaxed atmosphere.

My favorite pub in Europe. When there's live music, it's always lively and fun. Be sure to add to…read morethe top jar, the staff work super hard.

I like it best whenever some of the locals and regulars get together to have a little music /…read moredrinking session.

This place was amazing! We went for an early dinner during the market (they were booked up for the…read moredinner hour) and they squeezed us in for the early dinner. Everyone in our party LOVED their food and the beer list was also great. Service was wonderful too. A must-stop in Nürmberg!

Weißbier Hex is a charming little pub not far from the main shopping district in the center of…read moreNürnberg that serves Kuchlbauer Weisse on tap and their dunkel, alkoholfrei, and leicht weisse in bottles as well as Schierlinger Pils. There's also wine and schnapps available. The decor has a witch/fall/halloween theme, and there's an unusual display of mannequins above and behind the central island bar up where the bathrooms are. It's not much to see but it's something to look at. Inside it's very cozy, and tight, but there's also some outdoor seating. My wife and I enjoyed it as a quick stop for a beer before venturing on, and it was clear that it's also popular with the locals as well.

Good homemade German beer pub. Best if you speak a little German in here, but the menu is in…read moreEnglish. The food tasted homemade and really delicious. I ordered the spaetzle and it said turkey mushroom sauce. I don't think the meat was turkey, but beef or pork. Whatever it was, it was really delicious. The portion was huge and I recommend if you order it, you share the meal with another person. My husband thought the schnitzel was ok, but my son really loved it. I enjoyed the potato salad on his plate. Really good balance of vinnegar, salt and sweet. His schnitzel meal came with a a basic side salad. My son ordered creamy tomato soup and bread, which he really enjoyed. He told me it tasted like homemade food and I agreed. Note that this place only has three tables inside and there are a few tables outside. It was raining, so it was a nice warm spot to enjoy a comfort food meal. The prices were really good for the location near the attractions.

I went in here without an idea what to expect. Awesome bar…read morein nuremburg. Was greeted by the owner who bought me a couple shots and explained the local culture. 10/10 wpuld come again. Great food. Great cozy atmosphere. Small but a great location none the less

This is one of two Irish pubs in the area. This is the better by far. Younger crowd and more…read morerelaxed nicer bunch inside. More seating too. The setting is not aimed to look like a old pub it's more like the causal enough lounge feel. Good selection of drinks here and they are strict enough on the age of its patrons. With a lot of chancers told to leave as they had no proof of age. There is a few games in around the tables, decks of cards and a fuzzball table. We enjoyed our pints(several) here :) But don't stay too long go out walk a lot more and find a German pub if possible.

Had many a great night here back in '89-'91. Johnnie McEntireread more

This is the restaurant part of a rather large complex dedicated to brewing and distilling. The beer…read morecave tour (yes, it's a beer cave...with a rather interesting history behind it) was a particular highlight and our tour guide was excellent, informative, and had a dry sense of humor. Definitely worth it. There's also a tasting room for their spirits nearby where, for a euro or two, you can try most of their spirits. The schwarzbier schnapps was particularly good. At the restaurant, the house beers are solid, but do make sure to check out the various spirits distilled from the beer as well as their whiskey. Food is typical hearty local fare; Nuremberg sausages are a particular highlight and prices are reasonable. When we went it wasn't too busy, but our (quite kind) server indicated that this was unusual.

Great beer! Great food! Reservations recommended! The Käsespetzle, with a dark beer, really hit the…read morespot after the Xmas Market. I went there to try Knödel which, according to an old review, was pretty darn good. The Knödel wasn't on the menu around Xmas time, but I wasn't disappointed. Now I have an excuse to return!