Löwenbräu Baden-Baden in Baden-Baden

Unfortunately, my experience at this restaurant was very disappointing. The staff was cold, disorganized, and always rushed. As soon as I arrived, two waiters came within minutes of each other to ask if I wanted a drink—a clear sign of a lack of coordination. Throughout the meal, the service remained rushed and impersonal: no explanation of the dishes, and plates were set down without a word. The meat was extremely salty, making ordering a drink almost inevitable. Mineral water cost €9.50. When it came time to pay, I waited a long time without anyone attending to me. When the waiter finally arrived, the terminal displayed a tip request in German, even though it was obvious I didn't understand the language. Instead of explaining or offering to change the language, he simply told me to select "5%," even after I said "no." This disorganized and unfriendly service is not at all what one expects from a restaurant, especially in a tourist city. I do not recommend this establishment!!!

Awesome steaks - very good service. Nice ambience .. beautiful terrace (dining in nature experience)

Very nice place with atmosphere, friendly service and delicious food😁

A traditional Bavarian restaurant with plenty of flair. The prices are (probably) reasonable for Baden-Baden. You can pay over €15 for a Maß (liter of beer), but you don't have to.

A bit chaotic, but the food is plentiful and good for what you eat in Germany. Reasonable prices, but the staff is a bit disorganized. Still recommended.

Terrace with a great atmosphere. Good food and spectacular beer. Highly recommended, although it's not cheap.

The food was disappointing – lacking in authentic Baden cuisine: huge chunks of tomato in the side salad, sausage salad without pickles, cheese spaetzle made with too much cream and too little cheese, and also floury instead of creamy. Perhaps okay for tourists without experience, but not recommended for locals. Service was unmotivated, no help with questions, and card payments didn't work with any of our five cards. A noticeably bad atmosphere prevailed among the staff. Nice beer garden, but overall not a pleasant experience, and also relatively expensive. Tip: Go to the lamppost across the street instead!

A nice beer garden in itself, but the food was good and the waiters were very stressed and unfriendly despite it not being very busy.

Only stopped for a beer and some ice cream here, but the food other diners had looked and smelt amazing. Staff were very friendly. A nice venue.

I can only confirm the negative reviews already published. Avoid...

Ideally located and friendly in Baden-Baden with a nice terrace to drink German beers and eat specialties. German atmosphere.

Bavarian restaurant in a prime location

With perfect weather, we found a lovely spot in the beer garden, sitting under linden trees. The service was quick and good. Delicious house wine at a fair price. The food arrived quickly after ordering and was good. Centrally located in the picturesque old town of Baden-Baden. For larger groups, a reservation is definitely advisable.

Cool place. A Perl for tourists. Highly recommend to sit outside.

Very bad service, the food didn't make it on time, it was a very bad experience.

We had to wait until 1130 pm to get our food, we got to the restaurant around 9 and the service was very bad.

The price doesn't match the taste or size of the dish. Two poor-quality sausages with cabbage and potatoes for 24 euros. The service was exceptionally unfriendly. The dish was served with two sachets of mustard pressed into the center.

A cozy, small beer garden in the heart of the old town. Delicious food if you like rustic fare. Quite a large selection. Very hectic on Saturday nights. Relaxed on other days. Beer is only available in half-liters, which is too much for some; a selection of three-packs would be good. The food was very good both times, but the prices were quite high. The service was moderately friendly, sometimes seeming slightly annoyed, rushed, or disillusioned.

Very weak, white sausages not Bavarian...

A very unfriendly, visibly overwhelmed waiter in lederhosen at yesterday's summer festival in Baden-Baden. Unfortunately, he didn't take my order despite my repeated requests.

Poor and unfriendly service on the terrace. My wife wasn't allowed to use the restroom until we were seated at a table. We drank a beer and left again.

We arrived late on a Saturday night and were seated after waiting for a table to open. While we waited, the waiter was very kind and treated our 4-year-old son to a freshly baked pretzel. Once seated, we ordered sausages, schnitzel, burrata with tomato sauce, and more, along with a couple of beers. The atmosphere on the terrace was fantastic and the location beautiful. It cost us about €25 each, the food was delicious, and the service was fantastic (he even gave my son some lollipops at the end). Thank you so much for everything, and I highly recommend it.

We were treated unfriendly, inhospitable, almost rudely and disrespectfully. Absolutely horrible service. Cheap ingredients cooked carelessly. A tourist trap.

I've never had such an unfriendly waiter before. He might have been drunk; he wasn't even able to take our order.

Löwenbräu Baden-Baden: A Taste of Bavaria in Baden-Baden! Löwenbräu in Baden-Baden is an absolutely fantastic spot that genuinely deserves a five-star rating! If you're looking for an authentic Bavarian experience right in the heart of Baden-Baden, this is the place to be. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming, reminiscent of a traditional German beer hall. Whether you're there for a casual meal or a more festive gathering, you'll feel right at home. The decor perfectly captures the essence of a classic Bavarian brewery. Of course, the beer is exceptional – fresh, perfectly poured, and a true delight for any beer enthusiast. But it's not just about the drinks; the food is equally impressive. They serve up hearty, delicious German classics, from schnitzel to sausages, all prepared to perfection. Portions are generous, and the quality is consistently high. The service is friendly and efficient, adding to the overall positive experience. The staff is attentive without being intrusive, ensuring your glass is never empty and your meal is enjoyable. Löwenbräu offers a vibrant and authentic slice of German culture. It’s the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring, enjoy a delicious meal, and soak in a wonderful atmosphere. Highly, highly recommended for locals and tourists alike!

A complete tourist trap. Excessive prices. €7.90 for a beer. The food is expensive and bad. Bread with tomato and mozzarella costs extra. Waiters barely speak German. Not recommended.

The ladies serving in dirndls are completely overwhelmed and unfriendly - they can't remember orders and mix up dishes from different tables. With those prices everything has to be right and they aren't. The waitresses slam the incredibly heavy plates down on you and look on pissed off. On top of that the receipts fly onto the floor outside and are then picked up by the same hands that then serve you the food - hygiene 0!!! I'm sorry, definitely never again - we were actually happy but were mega-disappointed afterwards. The salad and food in general don't live up to the price - Lidl vegetables with almost gourmet prices.

Was quite good but with room for improvement

Unfortunately, the service team is neither warm nor friendly, and the prices are completely exorbitant for what it is! Only the ambiance is impressive.

Beautiful beer garden under old trees. Prices, however, are completely inflated.

The food is good, but I take one star off because the vegetables didn't suit me. Overall, I recommend it

Service was slow but food was good. Expensive

Wonderful place, with very tasty typical food.

A bit long waiting time, otherwise tiptop

Delicious food and friendly atmosphere in the city center of Baden-Baden. Waiters speaks lots of languages and have a tag with with their name and languages spoken.

The price-performance ratio is a disaster. I feel like I've been slightly ripped off, to put it politely. Hence 1 star.

The prices and the quality do not match at all, to put it politely

Unfortunately, I can't recommend it because the prices are absolutely unreasonable. A regular beer costs over €7, not to mention the food, which is even more expensive. The atmosphere is great, but it doesn't justify the prices.

The atmosphere was Bavarian, quite nice. The beer was good. The food was really, really bad. The service was okay, but rather weak. The food was really, really bad. Everything was powdered, out of a can, convenience food. It tasted truly awful! Don't go there! It's a tourist trap and very, very bad.

We thought we'd get good Bavarian cuisine for the reasonable price. However, that was a huge mistake. Most of the dishes consisted of obvious convenience foods that tasted really bad. The highlight was the mushrooms from a jar. Avoid this tourist trap.

Getting a one star for the flat fanta and grumpy little waitress

Beer was good. Waiter was a bit rude. Food and beer is quite a bit more expensive than other places in Germany we have been. Outdoor area is nice.

The first time I visited, I ate on the terrace on a summer night. The beer and food were delicious. The second day, I ate inside the restaurant. The traditional German interior is wonderful. The meat dishes were plentiful and delicious.

Such a beautiful beer garden, but these prices are completely out of touch with reality. Very small portions, but any complaints or comments about the waiter are simply ignored. We've been there many times, but never again. I hope this doesn't backfire at some point. A pork knuckle for over 30 euros, which costs 3 euros to buy. We're not at Oktoberfest.

The food was really sub par for how incredibly expensive it was. We got the schnitzel, sausage, and tomato soup. The schnitzel was incredibly salty and just not worth over 30€. The atmosphere was great, but with the outrageous prices, I'd suggest just going for drinks and a light bite.

Yes, highly recommended. Pedestrian zone and very nice atmosphere.

Good food, friendly service, and a lovely ambience. The staff were helpful , patiently walked us through the menu, and helped us pick a great selection of German dishes. Each dish was thoughtfully prepared, making the entire dining experience truly enjoyable. We’d happily come back again.

Food was good but felt production taste, quality, and presentation. If you’re looking for a fun atmosphere try it. If you interested in good food I would try something else.

Poor service, undercooked meat. The pork knuckle (EUR 36) was borderline inedible. This restaurant feels like a tourist trap.

Good Bavarian cuisine, well served by pleasant staff

This is a restaurant and beer garden just off the town centre.serves beer, limited wine selection but no cocktails. Traditional German food from the region as well as Bavarian specialities. Good portion sizes. Service can be a bit slow in the beer garden and you have to make yourself known to get any attention. Worth a visit.

Restaurant with a perfect location, unfortunately the quality of the food is not the best and the prices are too high

The prices were too high. My husband's meal (roast pork) with meat and cabbage was cold, with little sauce and just a potato dumpling. My son's cheese spaetzle was much too small. Otherwise, the taste was good. Apple strudel was good. I thought it was a shame; I expected better for the price.

Very nice, we were very satisfied

The service could have been improved; the glasses were touched by the top rim, something you learn first when you start serving. We also got a small portion of cheese spaetzle for €17.50. That was really excessive. I complained, and they didn't charge for that meal. I won't go there again.

Service is fantastic, quality of food is very poor at a very high price.

An amazing place, a traditional German restaurant. The building was originally a student dormitory and later became an inn where it hosted Dostoevsky. Since 1906 it has been operating as a brewery for Löwenbräu beer, which is also produced in Munich. The atmosphere is idyllic, very authentic and beautiful.

Terrible service. I had to get up to look for them for every drink. The waiters turned around in front of you, not listening. Apparently, each one has an assigned job. Even standing, they don't serve you. Put up a sign, guys.

Had roast pork with dumplings, it was a bit dry, and there wasn't enough sauce. Service... wasn't attentive enough. Quite expensive, especially the drinks (a 0.5-liter wheat beer costs €7.70, a bottle of water costs over €6). Wouldn't go there again.

We had a choice of dining rooms, which were pleasant and spacious. The dishes were disappointing, even the simplest ones.

Appalling. The waiters are disgracefully rude and unfriendly to the point of completely unprofessional and spoil whatever “ambience” there is. Food is below average in quality and 3x the price. Go elsewhere.

After the owner deleted my first review due to apparent discrimination (ha, ha, ha), here's my second attempt. The beer garden is very nice, but the seating is sometimes too close together, so I was bumped into several times. The food is just good, home-style fare and, for my taste, a bit above cafeteria level. For this price, I had expected/desired better quality. At least, that's what I'm used to. The value for money is absolutely abysmal. The drink prices are astronomically high. Any comment on that is superfluous. This restaurant is probably designed purely for tourists who will stop by once and never return. I can't imagine there are any regulars here. Oh yes, our waiter was very friendly. But that was the only highlight. We live nearby, but we won't be going to this restaurant again!

As it was bavarian cuisine there were very less vegetarian options. But the food was delicious. The atmosphere really gives you the traditional german vibe.

Very good food and I highly recommend!

Unfortunately, overall, it's not worth repeating. The food is far too expensive for small portions. The ambiance is okay. It's a shame.

Good food, beautiful terrace, nice atmosphere, waiters and waitresses in the Bavarian theme

We were very skeptical due to the somewhat poor rating on TripAdvisor – unfortunately! The service was excellent, the drinks delicious, and the atmosphere perfect. We'd love to come back. Thanks for the lovely hours in the beer garden.

It took a long time to serve us. The food was average, and the garden had a nice ambiance. But then, when it was time to pay, they insisted we leave a tip, and he started laughing and telling his colleagues that we didn't leave tips. He's rude and doesn't accept that the service wasn't the best, blaming the customer for not leaving the tip he wants.

Very nice ambiance, great beer garden, and nice tables right outside. The waiters were friendly, and we were served quickly. The food, however, was a disappointment. We had rösti with vegetables, unfortunately none of it was fresh..., tasted okay. The Jägerschnitzel was okay, but the sauce wasn't. The price for everything, including the drinks, was very high.

Exorbitant prices! Tourists are being ripped off. Wiener Schnitzel costs €36.50, more expensive than a lumberjack steak, is that even possible? Then we had cheese spaetzle for just under €18, which was a handful.

Excessive prices, unmotivated service.

The food was quite good, the place is very pretty, and the service was perhaps the best of all. I was lucky to be served by Ana, although I was watching the other waiters and waitresses, and they were all very friendly. The food arrived very quickly and the prices were quite fair.

Food was all tepid at best but nice enough

One of the best schnitzel! A little bit expensive…

Food and vibes amazing, pretty expensive. Baden Baden prices I suppose. Very kind staff

The food was mediocre, the prices were disproportionately expensive, and the money was ripped off because of the "Christmas decorations" and "energy consumption." The food might have earned three stars; it was nothing special, but not bad either. The cheese spaetzle, in particular, was a negative: At €13, they came with salad, but the portion wasn't particularly large overall. The spaetzle tasted of almost nothing, seemed to have come from a large-scale industrial processing plant, were garnished with dried canned onions, and were only edible with a generous amount of salt and pepper—truly presumptuous for the price. But none of that compares to the outrageous money rip-off you're confronted with at Löwenbräu: A sign at the entrance and on the menus indicates that during the "Christmas season," you have to pay a supplement of €3.50 PER PERSON. Given that we went to dinner at the beginning of January 2023, we were very surprised that they still charged us the surcharge (it's also absolutely presumptuous that it makes virtually no difference whether there are 1, 2, 3, or 4 people sitting at a table, listening to inappropriate Christmas music and watching a string of twinkling lights – and yet they still charge each person an additional €3.50). So we asked for the manager (who was probably not the first time he'd been approached and criticized about this), who immediately started to assert that there were no hidden costs, even pointing out that due to the restaurant's "internationality," they were oriented toward "Orthodox Christmas" and would therefore be charging the Christmas allowance for an extended period. Of course, none of this was mentioned on the vague sign. Most annoying, however, was the condescending and arrogant manner in which the manager dealt with customers – a ridiculous indictment.

Poor food quality in my experience. Didn't enjoy it at all :-(

Everything was great, thank you

The review is not taken seriously and is reported and deleted without reason. A restaurant should take negative reviews seriously and not ignore them. Very unprofessional. Restaurant not recommended, typical tourists fall victim

Good food and service with very good quality

Tourist scam. The food is bad: roasted potatoes soaked in oil, cheap industrial sausages, and sauerkraut with no substance. Add to that the service, which is barely acceptable and very cold. The cash machine...

Beautiful biergarten in the center of downtown Baden Baden. The restaurant was clean and bright (at least where we were sitting) and the staff was kind and fluent in English. There's so much on the menu but in the end we decided on an item printed on the placemat menu, the Roasted Chicken in bearnaise sauce with mushroom and rice. They let us swap the rice with fries and it was delicious! I think this was my best meal during my short stay in Baden Baden. The chicken was cooked to perfection and tasted delicious with the bearnaise. I rarely finish a whole meal, but I ate every last scrap of this one!

Very bad attitude waiters was not nice and didn’t have patience

Food was good, a bit cold, but tasted very good.

First visit. Sat outdoors in a really nice seating area. Service was ok. Food was good, although portions a bit small for the price. I had some sort of potato rosti thing it was roasted potatoes with tomatoes and cheese it was baked. Delicious 😋 I would eat there again if we return to the area.

A cozy spot in Baden-Baden! The Löwenbräu beer is wonderfully fresh, and the Swabian classics like Maultaschen taste truly authentic. The atmosphere is rustic Bavarian, and the service is warm and prompt. It can get a bit noisy when the place is full, but that doesn't detract from the charm. Perfect for a relaxed evening!

We had the bread basket and the white sausage, it was beautifully presented and tasted very good

Friendly service, delicious beer. Beautiful beer garden. Will be back :)

Very good setting but the rest forgotten, passable food and terrible service don't expect a nice smile

Good German cuisine with traditional, tasty dishes. Rustic atmosphere, friendly service.

Stylish restaurant with a wonderful terrace where you can dine comfortably under the trees and of course enjoy a refreshing beer. The herb and mushroom omelette was very tasty, the seasonal asparagus and strawberry salad was a tasty mix, and the chef's salad with turkey breast was a delight for the palate. - The friendly service people wear lederhosen and dirndls to match the restaurant style.

Many options of typical local food. And very good. Excellent quality beer, weiss, pilsen, duken

Beautiful place, very well decorated. Excellent dishes. All very rich.

The place is super nice, I was on the terrace, abundant food, if I had known I would have shared

Very expensive for what you eat Far below what it was before.

The food was delicious and the staff was friendly. In my opinion, however, the food was disproportionately expensive and we had to wait longer until we were served. You sit there in a nice atmosphere, but for the reasons mentioned above I would personally choose a different restaurant the next time I visit Baden Baden.

Friendly and attentive staff, delicious Bavarian food in a very small cozy Bavarian beer garden atmosphere in the middle of the pedestrian zone of Baden-Baden. One star deducted because of overpriced drinks, e.g. B. half a liter of beer for €7.70 is simply usury even in 2025 and compared to Munich and Hamburg!!!

Total tourist trap, certainly the garden and the restaurant are beautiful but the staff is very unpleasant, and the cuisine is ordinary and does not absolutely justify the price, avoid if you don't want to be fooled.

Delicious beers, delicious food, we had the wusterls and they were divine!!!! Place with large garden, we had dinner outside and had a really good time, highly recommended.

Wonderful restaurant, and a well known place in Baden-Baden. The outdoor terrace is very beautiful, and we have to congratulate them for their Christmas decorations each year, which are also amazing (also, they tend to change the decoration according to the season). The food is delicious. There are lots of choices, even for vegetarians (we’re not vegetarian but I wanted to try something from the menu). The service is lightning fast and the waiters are very friendly and professional. Our German is very basic, but the menu is also in English and our waiter spoke in English with us, which helped. We have a favourite restaurant in Baden-Baden where we go to each time we visit, but Löwenbräu is now also a must! Danke!