Hofbräuhaus, a landmark brew pub in Munich, brings its Bavarian flair to Berlin. Hofbräu München Berlin opened its doors in 2011, and is always packed with Berliners who want to have a relaxing time out. At this bar, beer-lovers get an opportunity to sample freshly brewed Hofbräu beer alongside a delicious selection of Bavarian delights. Every month, a selection of dishes are added to the regular menu, highlighting the season's specials. You can enjoy your meals at the airy beer garden while Hofbräuhaus musicians wrap you in a cocoon of lively melodies.
Set opposite Nikolaikirche, Berlin's oldest church, Zum Nussbaum has a 500-year badge of honor, making it one of the oldest pubs in town, though the original building was destroyed during World War II and has since been reconstructed using the same design. Nestled in a quaint white cottage, this place bustles with tourists but is still charming. Zum Nussbaum is a great place to enjoy rye bread with meatballs and a cold, frosty beer after an engaging day roaming around Berlin. This relaxing pub offers bottled liquors as well as beers on tap.
Established in 1992, Brauhaus Georgbräu boasts a wonderful location on the banks of the River Spree. Located in the heart of Berlin, this brewpub features an expansive beer garden, accommodating around 400 guests, that overlooks the gently flowing waters of the Spree. While reveling in this serene ambiance, diners can order a variety of freshly brewed beers, along with traditional German dishes that go perfectly with the pilsners this brewpub serves up.
The interiors of The Lir Irish Bar are replete with a golden glow, while the charming beer garden allows patrons to enjoy gusts of fresh breeze while at this popular Irish pub. The bar counter has racks of sparkling liquor and wine bottles and guests are seated on comfortable chairs next to warm fireplaces. The garden is full of potted palms, creepers, old-style lamps and white garden umbrellas. Sip perfectly crafted cocktails and enjoy Irish snacks such as Connemara Chicken and Shepherd's Pie. The high-definition television screens showcase major football tournaments like Champions League, Premier League and the World Cup.
Located on Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg, the Dicke Wirtin has been a Berlin institution for decades and a student stronghold since the heady days of the 1960's demonstrations. The clientele is a raw mix of students (the Technical University is just around the corner) and locals who come here to dig into hearty portions of traditional German grub. The menu has become more international, a selection of traditional casseroles, and entrees like Irish stew, Tsatsiki and Chilli Con Carne fill out the menu. And there's Guinness on tap, too.
Just a few minutes away from the bustling Kurfürstendamm boulevard lies the Irish Harp Pub, a traditional Irish pub. The beer is what draws the crowd in, but the entertainment and the atmosphere are what make them patrons. The interiors are a perfect complement to the Irish theme of the bar, with shamrock and Guinness beer plaques being an integral part of the design. Though beer is the staple drink here, there is also some amazing Irish malt whiskey and liqueur on offer. The food as one can expect is traditionally Irish with dishes like Irish stew and Shepherd's Pie setting the scene for a great meal. The Irish Harp also organizes nightly entertainment in the form of live Irish folk music and other genres of music and special quiz nights. For sports fans, there is a treat offered here, as the soccer matches, cricket matches, rugby and other sports events are played live on large-screen and Plasma televisions.