Dark and brooding. Very interesting vinyl selections. Quick bar service even though it was packed.read more

Love that place lovely bartender, nice doorman :) Music:…read moreDJs play unusual sets and the policy is to keep the atmosphere interesting. When I was visiting, there was a guy playing vinyls (not mixing at all though) really experimental tunes that kept heads turning. Bar: Very, very nice bar staff, good mixes of drinks, fair prices and always a smile! Guests: People know where to have a good conversation, fun and chilled people on a spot. No stress and no attitude. Interior: Really nice old-school feeling seating opportunities.

Amazing and unique experience, unforgettable moments! You might miss some classic yelpish features…read morelike great service, but hey thats not what you are here for. Trust me and trush my review skills. Cheers M.

Went there a few times on weekends, they also have a Karaoke night every Thursday and Sunday…read more + : Good place for pre-drinks (a bier mass for less than 5EUR, 3 tequila shots for 5EUR), LOVELY staff, good located (Münchner Freiheit), there's also a kicker, a pool and you can watch sports on TV - : The place looks a bit 90's kitsch/old fashioned and you wouldn't get in at first. Commercial music.

So we went here to rest our feet and get some energy via espresso martinis. The cocktails were…read moreperfect. I ended up having two!. Our bartender Marco was awesome. Super friendly and made our experience wonderful. The place is small but right off the Marieplatz square. Great location for a sightseeing break. 8f you sit inside, you may notice there are logs to sit on instead of stools. We loved that!

I loved this bar - it's in a super touristy area but was still a small, intimate…read more bar. My wife and I stopped here for a beer while checking out the area. The bar seats only about ten people, it was standing room only - but still felt comfortable to hang out at for a while. The patrons included a stag party, a few couples, and a group of (I assume) tourist college first-years getting drunk on €1 mini shots of Red Bull and Vodka. Everyone was friendly, bar staff included.

Really love the bar. Half divey, half modern glam, and totally cool with a lot of character. Pay…read moreattention to all the metalwork detail. A flying machine ala Leonardo a metal vulture ala Salvador Dali on mexican Molly, totally artsy. People are cool, just beware when sitting at the bar, sometimes the patrons take too much advantage of the all day happy hour Monday for €5.40 a cocktail . And the open buffet. Twice a Day Monday. Mexican food. The bar is a steal of you come from the US. And the bartenders are totally awesome and will not hesitate to you they will murder you if you keep drunk-screaming at him. You go!!! Totally will be here a lot. Also, richtig super bar, mit viel character. Halb-dive bar aber auch nicht wirklich, alles gemütlich mit modern Look. Bitte schaut euch die Kunst im Haus an. Ein flugzeugmachinenstück an der Decke ala Leonardo DaVinci, ein Metal Geier an der Bar ala mexikanischer Salvador Dali (ja ich weis der ist Spanier) der in Mexiko Molly genommen hat. Echt cool. Wenn du an der Bar Sitz, sei vorsichtig, die Klienten nutzen manchmal zu viel am Montag das durchgängliche happy hour Angebot, wo Man jeden cocktail für €5.40 kriegt. Ei ei ei. Außerdem noch endlos Buffet Montag zweimal am Tag. Mexikanisches Essen. Die Bar Menschen san super, die machen nen gescheiten cocktail aber haben keine Hemmungen dir zu sagen wo's langgeht wenn du wie a idiot in der Bar schlecht Schrei-jodelst. Tolle Bar. Komm ich bald wieder.

Yeh - it was OK. According to my local friends this spot is as good as it gets for Tex Mex style…read moregrub in Munich. In that case being the best relative to other options I would give them full marks. That said, in comparing it to traditional North American style Tex Mex it wasn't my favourite meal that I've ever had. Atmosphere and ambiance wise it was definitely a cool place to be, and very popular with the locals. The inside packs up early (especially as the weather gets colder) so arrive early or make reservations (if you can). The patio is huge and covered, it had heaters but they were turned off so we had to resort to using the complimentary blankets provided on the patio to keep warm. For my meal, I went with a Burrito and it was underwhelming overall. The flavours in by bad tex mex standards were really off. Hard to put my finger on it but it wasn't what I would have expected. To give you an example, I've never had zucchini in any Mexican food ever and low and behold one of the stir-fried veggies I found in my burrito (in abundance) was zucchini. It really ruined the flavour of the whole thing for me. Cool spot, good for what it was but next time I'm in Muncich I think I'll stick with traditional Bavarian Fare. Eatcrest Out

My "go to" spot when I want to go drinking and meet friends. Yes, it's a dive bar, but if the…read moreSchwabing "chicky micky" scene is too much to bare, go to the historic Schwabinger7. Great mix of people, young, old, mix of social class and education, pretty and ugly, everything together makes for great people watching. Drinks are cheap. Lots of fun around midnight. The music is loud so don't plan on any long conversations. Great for drinking and dancing and the bar tenders always remember you. UPDATE 2017 - they raised all the drink prices. I still like the bar but now I have to plan for a little more drinking money.

My favorite bar in Munich. Met some friends here one night and just loved the vibe. Good music,…read moredecently cheap drinks, and a smokin' hot bartender. Ended up back here the next night, I think, and plan to go back on my next trip. I just wish this place wasn't in the middle of nowhere... it was next to impossible to get home once the metro shut down.

A little bit dark. A little bit dirty. A little bit weird. Yep, Holy Home fits the bill for what I…read morelike in a dive bar. Though it doesn't exactly fit the typical "dive" bar stereotype because it is right in the heart of the Gaertnerplatz area (thus making it insanely crowded on a Saturday night), if you come here on a Sunday you will get the same hole-in-the-wall rockbar atmosphere, but slightly less loud. You also won't find yourself sitting alone at the bar either....I think about 15 others were there. Not bad for Sunday at 10pm :D If a cocktail is what you're looking for, I'm sure the bartenders can make it for you, but you might fare better at one of the cocktail places down the road. However, if it's beer, shots, or straight liquor you want then Holy Home is the place for you. Just don't drink too much or you might find yourself staring at the wall of knick knacks behind the bar hahah I'm going again Thursday this week, so it'll be interesting to see how a weekday evening compares to the weekends! Always a fun place to be : )

Great dive bar in the Gärtnerplatz area. A simple place with no frills. It was even quite crowded…read moreon a weeknight, playing decent music in the background. I shall be back often.

Well we visited here around 9PM on a weekday it had a cool ambiance. As the name says it's small…read morelike a little box but I was comfy sitting by the window watching the street and sipping my mimosa. They had a small menu for drinks with wine, mimosa, several kinds of shots. Reasonably priced. The music they were playing was nice also.

Had an amazing time at Ducktail's three nights in a row. Moritz, the main bartender we had,…read morepresented us with delicious cocktails that were presented in the most beautiful way. If we could have, we would have stayed longer for the hotel bar and especially to have more of Moritz's creations!

Hotel bars rarely have to actually be good, as they have a captive audience to cater to…read more Ducktail's seems to actually make it a point to shatter that stereotype, and it's entirely thanks to the fantastic staff and the ingredients they are provided. Staying at the Westin Grand, I stopped by one late evening after the Oktoberfest had closed down but I wasn't tired enough to hit my bed due to jet lag. Sitting at the bar, I met Marco and Szabo, and warmed quickly to their hospitality. Their liquor selection is absolutely stunning, and I started on what I still can't easily find in the States - top-notch Cuban rum. A few nights later, I decide I wanted a taste of home, and asked Szabo if he could make me a Sazerac. He laughed, and said of course. Watching him at work, with rye, cognac, absinthe, and a bitter I haven't seen before which put Peychaud's to shame, I knew I was in the presence of a master. Szabo later confirmed that he'd spent many years in different cities both behind the bar and competing in cocktail competitions. He also has a keen mind for suggesting what fits at any given time, and he managed to cure a nasty bit of heartburn with a shot of Hungarian Unicum. This is a quiet and civilized place to either start or end your night. While it is quite distant for a regular resident of München, if you're staying at either the Sheraton or Westin in Arabellapark, Ducktail's is not to be missed.