Top Rated Nightlife in Lübeck

Buthmanns Bierstube is a popular public house that has carved a place for itself in the hearts of patrons over the years. Operating since 1697, this bar serves quality beers and ales along with other popular spirits. A great place to catch the local gossip, the pub is crowded at most times of the day. One can spot singles smoking in the pub and catching up on the latest happenings with their friends.

Sounds is not a place for the posh or those who engage in the game of seeing and being seen. Rather, this club has a laid-back atmosphere, perfect for unstressed nights with music, dancing and friends. Fridays are reserved for live music, with bands covering the entire spectrum from rock to blues. Saturdays are themed, with 1980s music dominating the first weekend of each month, followed by the popular Tiffany Club night of mixed music, the Ü2000 night with its focus on post-2000 music and finally the party for all those who are 39 years old and over. There is no dress code whatsoever, and the beverages are anything but expensive - what else would be necessary for an enjoyable night? -Oliver Henkel

Bei Ulla is a popular pub in the city where you can enjoy mugs of beer along with scrumptious German food. The bar has cozy interiors and an intimate seating, just ideal for catching up with your friends. While, the patio seating is great for people-watching. The food is simple and hearty. The staff is friendly and efficient.

Mira stands for exquisite delicacies at the delicatessen shop, the bistro, the buffet service and the restaurant. The shop offers delicacies like anti-pasti, cheese, sausage and smoked ham but also sophisticated wines, cutlery and other things. A few steps up with access from the shop the little bistro can be found where starters and little snacks are served. Main courses like fillet of turbot on spinach are also available. True gourmets will be delighted to find the rather exclusive restaurant on the first floor.

If you are a fan of jazz music then Jazz Cafe is where you must go and enjoy a memorable time with jazz music, delicious food and drinks. The atmosphere is intimate and the soft music adds to the charm. Its location in the middle of the Old Town makes it an excellent spot to relax after visiting the various monuments. The staff is friendly and caring as well.

The private brewery of the Braukeller is located in a historic building, which has been put under a preservation order. Tasty food and a nice brew are served within the 13th century walls. The Brauberger has got nothing to hide. Apart from wooden benches, impressive copper vats and the mash house are right there inside the restaurant. A mainly young crowd enjoys a chat and a drink here, and a certain amount of beer is known to contribute to a certain cheerfulness. There is a large hot buffet with classic German meat dishes such as meat loaf, sucking pig and the like, but there are also salads. The emphasis remains on the home-brewed barley juice, however, which you can also draw from the barrel yourself.