Löwenbräukeller - Das Original

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.

Best food we had. It is a little expensive but the food was worth it. We ate there twice on a 6 day stay. There is limited parking near but you can find street parking or use app called Ampido and there is a small lot a few blocks away. Highly recommend going to eat there. We had reservations for the first time and then just walked in the second.

Great place to visit, amazing beer garden the best beer and great food staff were friendly and was reasonably priced Beer garden had an outside bar and an open fire pit plenty of seating and a great atmosphere.

Lovely authentic meal with good service, large and filling plates but as foreigners we weren't fans of the noise & drinks.

Had a wonderful experience! The service was fantastic and the atmosphere was very nice. The goulash soup was excellent.

Great location with a lovely garden that really enhances the dining experience. The traditional food is tasty, and the beer is enjoyable. The staff is friendly, but given the size of the restaurant, it can feel a bit impersonal. Overall, a nice experience, but don’t expect anything extraordinary from the menu.

We drove past this after Oktoberfest and thought it looked interesting. I love Lowenbrau, I have for 35 years. The building is stunning. Outside and in. One of many fine Beer Kellers in Munich. If can only visit one, this is it!