Löwenbräukeller - Das Original

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

Wonderful place to be with a group . Near the city centre with well connected by Metro. Both beer and food is simply awesome with quick service. Gives a feeling of old world charm. Highly recommend to visit during weekends . Prior booking during weekends might be required owing to the rush.

Nice place to eat. Everything you would expect from one of the top brewery restaurants. Of course the beer was good but the pool and Uncle was also excellent (one of Germany's guilty pleasures...). There appears to be multiple venues at this site. I nearly skipped it because one of the venues with a similar name showed that they were closed on Google maps. I'm glad I dug a little deeper to find the restaurant was open. If you found this review helpful, please hit the like button.

Good restaurant and beer garden, has both indoor and outdoor dining areas. The fried goat cheese salad was probably one of the best salads I’ve ever eaten. The charcuterie platter was also very good; beer was decent.

It is my Beergarden of preference to bring my friends when they visit me in Munich. I mostly like the garden but the interior is also nice. Food is pretty good. Menus are available in different languages. The waiters can range from very friendly to rather rude.

Löwenbräukeller offers a classic Munich dining experience with fantastic food, great beer, and a lively atmosphere. The service was friendly and efficient overall, but we experienced a disappointing issue during our visit. The host seated us in an area that had been reserved for another party, and halfway through our meal, we were presented with the bill and informed we would need to move. This interruption dampened the experience and felt like a service misstep. That said, the quality of the food and drinks still made it a worthwhile visit. It’s a great spot for traditional Bavarian fare and beer, but we hope for a smoother experience next time.

It’s a giant beer garden restaurant (1700 covers) and you shouldn’t expect magic here. Yet you do get a cool glimpse of the experience. The food is understandably classic German and quite alright without ever being exciting. The roast pork is dry but the skin is crispy, the gravy is good. The cabbage is sour and full of caraway, quite nice. The strudel has a ton of apple and is perhaps the best part of the meal. The beer is as expected. I don’t usually go to giant restaurants expecting wonders so this one is perhaps even better than expected.

amazing place! my friends and i stumbled on while bar hoping right into a massive concert like event. it was super fun and the band had great energy. from an american perspective - it was exactly like what you always hear about for germany! would totally go again.