Bars in Munich 🍸

Most locals head to Schwabing or the area around Sendlinger Tor for a real atmosphere. You should try Stadi an if you want a dedicated football vibe. It gets packed fast. If you're looking for other options, you can browse real-time fan favorites on Seeker Social (Android / iOS).

Yes, American football has a surprisingly big following here. Kennedy's Bar at Sendlinger Tor is the most reliable spot for Sunday games. They have plenty of screens and a crowd that actually knows the rules. Just get there early because the booths fill up long before the first kickoff.

Prices are fairly standard across the city. You will usually pay between €5.00 and €6.00 for a half-liter of local lager. Some places near the Hauptbahnhof might charge a bit more for international imports. If you want to save money, look for student bars in Munich which often show games at a discount.

For Champions League or the Revierderby, a reservation is a necessity. Many traditional pubs don't even take them over the phone—you have to walk in and ask. If you're stuck, use Seeker Social (Android / iOS) to find nearby spots that might have more space.

Irish and British pubs are your best bet for the Prem. Killians Irish Pub near Frauenkirche shows most major English matches. The commentary is usually in English too, which is a nice break if your German is rusty. Just expect slightly higher drink prices than your average corner Boatzn.

Generally, yes. During afternoon Bundesliga kickoffs, you'll see plenty of families eating schnitzel while the game is on. It only gets rowdy and smoky later in the evening. Most neighborhood bars in Munich keep things respectful until the sun goes down.

Maxvorstadt and Ludwigsvorstadt are the winners here. Because of the proximity to the university and the central station, there is a high concentration of screens. You can easily bar-hop between Augustenstraße and Schellingstraße to find a spot with a good view of the TV.