Löwenbräukeller - Das Original

Really love the food here! The price is reasonable with good service. I thought the knuckle would be small but it could make both of us full! The Pretzel impressed me the most with its crispy texture. The salt on the surface of the bread is definitely an enhancement for the taste. Thanks for treating us so good!

Extremely delicious food, server was funny and friendly, great place to eat, drink and relax. Portion sizes were great - not too much to the point where one would feel stuffed. Depending on palette, certain dishes might be a bit salty, but that's what the beer is for. Tried the kellerbier, dunkel and original beer. All tasted great, but if if only given one choice, I'd recommend trying the original. There is a sweetness similar to that of honey, which is great when paired with the pork shoulder. The pork shoulder skin was crisp, crunchy and flavorful. The meat was soft that I didnt need a knife to cut it. My only regret was not ordering the entire shoulder. The dumpling helped balance the saltiness of the gravy and meat. The dessert, Kaiserschmarrn was also excellent that one could enjoy the contrast of the hot pancakes with the cold sauce. I could go on about the food, but overall, A must-eat for those visiting Munich!

It was a brilliant experience from my side. It was Oktoberfest and luckily by the time I arrive there were still some seats available. Classic traditional German restaurant with lots of traditional drinking options and German food. Ambiance was super. Service was very good. There was a traditional live music by the time I was there. I had schnitzel and lowenbrau original. Recommended.

We wanted to try traditional Bavarian food and found this place attached to the brewery. Great menu with a wide selection of local and traditional food. We went for different dishes, but two of us went for the shared platter. The portions were BIG, we couldn't finish the shared platter. Yasmina, out server was great. And willingly posed for our "tourist" photo 🙂

Almost but not as good as other beer halls in Munich. I felt like it was too commercial and not as authentic as many other beer hàlls. Food was good but not great. Had much better sausages at other places. The goulash was good but once again not at the same level as other restaurants.

Classic beer hall with all the Bavarian standards on the menu. Really good live music that went beyond the typical Bavarian Blasmusik. I heard a little bit of Kenny Wheeler or even Ron Miles from the trumpet player.

Do not recommend. Discriminatory and aggressive service. My friend and I are Asian visitors from Canada and do not speak German. From the moment we sat down, our waitress was impatient and dismissive, laughing, rolling her eyes, and giving us side-eye simply because we needed a moment to decide. We ordered by pointing clearly at items on the English menu, yet she repeatedly brought the wrong dishes. When we asked about the missing liver dumpling soup, she aggressively said “there is no dumpling soup,” spoke loudly at us in German despite knowing we don’t understand it, and handed us a German menu when an English one was available. Instead of helping, she blamed us for not using German dish names and became increasingly hostile. Pointing at the menu should be sufficient anywhere. This was not a simple misunderstanding, it was a pattern of rude, aggressive, and dismissive behavior toward non-German, Asian customers. We spoke to the manager, who brushed it off as a misunderstanding, but our experience, including the attitude, tone, and treatment, says otherwise. After reading other reviews, it’s clear we were not the only Asian customers treated this way. It is alarming to see repeated reports over multiple years of racist behavior toward Asian customers, including slurs. This suggests a management problem, not an isolated incident. By ignoring these complaints, the restaurant enables and normalizes this behaviour. I would not recommend this restaurant if you expect respectful service.

Historical and lovely place with wonderful decorations and totally German style interior. What bothered me a bit though was the vibe of some of the waiters… there was something going on in between the staff and it kind of transmitted to the rest of the space… they were arguing and having bad vibes… it didn’t match the wonderful cozy setting unfortunately. It’s a pity as a restaurant is so much about how the staff is feeling genuinely and it really shines out to the guests. Some of the staff could not speak with the German or English 100%, which was also kind of awkward. It needs to be said, though that some of the staff were really friendly. Unfortunately, I will not be coming back in the near future if they don’t exchange some of the staff so that all of them can meet the expectations of basic goodwill and friendliness