Brauhaus Restaurant & Pub

Great atmosphere with an authentic German pub vibe. The place is lively yet comfortable, making it perfect for a casual meal or drinks with friends. The German food is hearty and well-prepared, especially the sausages which pair perfectly with their wide selection of German beers. Service is friendly and attentive, and the staff are knowledgeable about the menu and beer recommendations. Overall, a solid spot to enjoy good food, quality beer, and a relaxed pub experience. Highly recommended

Ordered a few items (for sharing of 4paxs) such as Roasted sausages, grilled salmon, chicken chop, tiger prawn aglio olio & the signature beehoon. All were delicious in taste. Would recommend these choices. A vibrant place to dine with the live music & songs.

Located along the outer shop rows of United Square, it is not so easily found. Go through the exit passage way to the outer rows and walk along it until you find this restaurant. It isn't very large but the interior decor has distinctly German beer bar vibes. Service is fast at lunch as dining crowds tend to be dinner for the drinks. Enjoyed the thick flavourful oxtail soup with plenty of meat chunks, aside from the oxtail bones. Sauerkraut goes well with schnitzel of your choice (chicken or pork). Well fried with typical breaded coating, the accompanying chips were tasty too with seasoning.

Our first time visit . Sausages were not salty ( my greatest fear !). They were flavorful and paired well with the potatoes and sauerkraut. Knuckle was meaty and yummy. Cozy and homely feel . Enjoyable evening.

Repeat customer here. Chill vibes with live music. Delicious food and a wide selection of drinks. The staff are very friendly and know their drinks, too. You can tell they actually care for their patrons.

German pub inspired place. Service staffs were really friendly and helpful! Basically described my choice for taste palette and she recommended this yummy ale - Rochefort Trappistes 8. Food was great - except the roasted pork knuckle. Meat was so dry that the poor pig died for nothing. I will be back!

The pub’s vibe was vintage and I really enjoyed their food, especially the signature meehoon and pork knuckles. The staff were attentive and friendly.

Excellent place and very friendly service the owner Sunny and her staff are extremely professional. The food was mouthwatering and you got to try the Brussels sprouts, sausage platter and pork knuckles. Knuckles were to die for. Vast range of beer suggestions too!

Literally, the only bar in United Square with outdoor seating that can accommodate a 'happy hour' crowd. The outdoor picnic tables make for a fun experience and they have massive umbrellas in case of rain. There is usually a great crowd and they often have live music. I've drank at Brauhaus for happy hour about 100 times with my colleagues and we've ALWAYS been charged full price for every drink without exception. Never a 'free round' on the house despite spending ten's of thousands of dollars. We have since moved offices and go back, on rare occasion, mostly out of nostalgia.

99 bottles of beer on the wall........or most likely more! if you like beer then you cant go very wrong here, they claim to have 150 brands from the world over! that is a really extensive beer menu and sorted by country!! be warned that they dont come cheap though. typical pub grub centering on german food and also some interesting specials like crocodile schnitzel. my favourite has to be the marriage of their tasty pork knuckles with local fried bee hoon! sinfully good!! soup, campbell type. onion rings, frozen packet type. beer battered fish and chips was decent. lamb chop was nice with a peppery mushroom sauce and german potato salad with a good tangy gherkin touch. meatballs didn't taste so fresh. in summary, some hits and some misses in terms of food. so please order with care and scrutiny. when in doubt, look at their photo menu instead so as to visualize what you are getting in bed with. the outdoor area has a giant screen tv for sports lovers, picnic tables and a pool table to boot. live band plays indoors mon-sat from 8pm. happy hours : 11.30am to 8.30pm on draft beer & house spirits only.

One of the things missing in Novena is a great neighbourhood bar, and Brauhaus comes pretty close to having that honour. The beer selection is extensive, and I was pleasantly surprised to find some of my Southeast Asian favourites on there as well. Reminiscing about that beer you had while backpacking in Vietnam or Cambodia? They will probably have it. The menu is an interesting mix of German fare and local favourites. I usually go with the Potato salad, which is just nice for one, and it has gherkins added to the mix, german-style. The food is not amazing, but as with all neighbourhood bars, you're there for the company and convenience. Whilst Brauhaus makes for a pleasant, casual night-out with the neighbours in the 'hood, do watch out for unwelcomed visitors. I have, unfortunately, encountered rats and cockroaches on several occasions.

Utterly awful attempt at dinner out with my wife and young son. Not long after we arrived, a customer was violently ill right next to us. When we asked to be moved, we were relocated near the toilet where he carried on. We did make an attempt the food we ordered (sirloin steak, garlic bread and sausage plate). The sausages were fine but the accompanying potato salad was an odd clump of potato. The steak was very watery. We moved ourselves outside but couldn't get any further than tasting a few things and ensuring our son had something to eat. Drink range is extensive although only Tiger on tap. The first two beers I asked for were out of stock. Obviously one patron found an adequate selection