DK Travel : Munich : Bars & Nightclubs

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Deutsche Eiche

Once frequented by renowned filmmaker Fassbinder and friends, this is a well-established gay pub with a hotel and bathhouse. Both Bavarian and international cuisine are on the menu. The bathhouse occupies four floors in the rear building, with steam bath, whirlpool, and roof garden.
Dukatz

A café with a literary ambience: food is served on designer dishes decorated with quotes by Oskar Maria Graf. The most sought-after tables are in the gallery or, in summer, on the patio.
Erdinger Weißbier

High on the scale among the nearly 1,000 different types of Bavarian wheat beers.
Franziskaner Fuchsenstuben

Known for dishing up the best Weißwürste (veal sausages) and Leberkäse (minced meat loaf) in the city, this pub has been in business for 200 years.
Franziskaner Weißbier

Franciscan friars have brewed this beer since 1363 in the former monastery on Residenzstraße. Now part of the Spaten-Löwenbräu Group.
Fraunhofer

This authentic pub has an interior from the turn of the 19th century. Frequented by students and big in the alternative scene, the pub features a cabaret stage in the rear courtyard.
Hide-Out

Bar with live music. International and local bands.
Hit the Sky

Bathed in pink and deep red, the interior of this club inspires flirtation.
Hofbräu

Duke Wilhelm V founded his own court brewery in 1589. A new fermenting site was set up on Platzl in 1607 (today Hofbräuhaus).
Hofbräuhaus

Anyone visiting Munich should make the pilgrimage to this venerable beer hall (see Hofbräuhaus & Platzl) – symbolic of all Bavarian pubs and the most famous pub in the world. Locals, too, simply can’t stay away. Brass bands play daily at noon and again after 6pm.