Löwengrube

Löwengrube is a refreshingly welcomed new German food establishment here in Vicenza. The food is amazing with large portions! We ordered the sample meal for two and easily fed four of us. We left very full with happy tummys. They also had several varieties of German beer (some on tap and others bottled). I Suggest making a reservation just to be on the safe side. One time we went and did not make reservations the place was packed and we weren't sure if we were going to get in. They were very friendly and accommodating and were able to get us in with a short wait time. Another time we went, we got in right away. Some of the servers speak a little English and a few of them speak very good English. They also have English menus. Wuuwhoo. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because a couple of the tables have very small stool type chairs that are not very comfortable to sit for a whole meal. Otherwise it would be a full 5 🌟 for our family.

Great service and good food. They have a table menu with pictures and also a QR code menu. Our server spoke very good English. The pretzels were great, next time I will be ordering one of their dessert pretzels.

It was really amazing we had a great time with my family. I ordered a goulash with mashed potatoes The meat was soft and tender delicious.

Very good food and beer. We made the mistake of not placing a reservation ahead of time (there was a line when they opened at 7 pm on a Saturday night) but we got a seat anyway but felt pressured to finsh early because a reservation was coming behind us. The wait staff definately doesn't follow the Italian model, they are very attentive and seem to be concerned about table turn. They have english menus if you need them. The portions are very big and the desserts are excellent. The black forest cake is missing the cherry schnapps but is still very good, The three pretzel dessert was unique, the doughnut- like pretzels are covered in cinnamon and suger, chocolate, and white chocolate. We fed 5 people including two beers and four desserts for 117 euro. Definately going back, but this time we'll a week night or make a reservation.

Awesome taste of Germany. Only thing missing is a good cream gravy for the snitzel. But great food and good beer. Love this place.

This place look busy All the time , but still you can see is tables to take a seat just have to wait for someone to tell you that , I’m kinda disappointed with they customer service need more work taking the order fast …

They were quick to seat a party of two on a Friday night. It took a little longer to wave down a waiter to take our order but since they share a tablet to take orders the waiter had to return. Food came out quickly and was delicious. The restaurant has a kid play area and the acoustics make it very loud with children screams. Payment at the end was different. No bill is brought to the table. When you’re done walk over to the cash register at the bar and give them your table number to pay. Would definitely return. Food was really good. Cheers!!

Decent German food, and beer was okay if you like Lowenbräu. Service was great by Italian standards but could be due to recent opening. Overall it feels like a chain restaurant. I won’t rule out going again but would rather go to Bierestube for my German food needs if only for the atmosphere.

Commercial German cuisine in the heart of Italy. Always a great choice for beer, pretzels, and schnitzel or pork knuckle. Priced on the high side for German food. Worth a try. Strudel for dessert.

I will say the food at this place is pretty good, the service is absolute trash. Their happy birthday song is way better than any song they will play over the speakers, so ask them to play their happy birthday song please.