Lowengrube Modena In Modena

Excellent beer, properly tapped.

A large and spacious restaurant that complies with current regulations, including green pass control. The spaetzle with cream cheese and farmer's sausage are delicious and plentiful. The grilled sausages with fries, cabbage, and mustard are delicious. The traditional dessert is the emperor's omelette with berries. Good value. Recommended.

Let's just say it's a bit of a shack. Industrial food served too quickly, overpriced, music too loud. It's fine for a quick, unpretentious stop, but for a quality, convivial evening, a traditional trattoria is better.

Extensive meat menu including hamburgers and good quality grills, good beer, big screen to watch the matches, in this case I recommend booking

I was with friends, nice place, excellent food, good value for money, I recommend it

I returned to this place after a long time with some colleagues. The first time I didn't have a good memory, but last night I had a really good meal. I ordered the cutlet with fries and for dessert the famous pretzel with Nutella (oh my goodness!). I must emphasize that I'm not crazy about the "salty" pretzel. The service was prompt, and I applaud the woman who took our orders: she was competent and friendly. My colleagues' dishes also looked inviting. If I had to nitpick, perhaps the classic beef tagliata was the most visually "sad" dish. The price was absolutely fair for what I ate. To be fair, on a Tuesday, the place is quiet enough to chat comfortably, but I know that's not exactly the case on the weekend. I'll definitely be back.

A nice place, friendly staff. Decent food and beer... sorry, but the sauerkraut is something else entirely.

It's not exactly cheap. Too chaotic for my taste (on a Friday). I had a grilled meal: the meat was almost cold: failed. The rest was good. Rating 6.5/5

Good food, beautiful Bavarian-themed venue, and fast service. Portions are adequate, but like the beer, everything is a bit pricey. Excellent allergen management.

Modena's Lowengruber is much more than just a pub: it's like being teleported straight to the heart of Bavaria. Attention to detail is key: the light wood paneling, long benches, and wrought iron chandeliers create the perfect atmosphere—warm, cheerful, and convivial, as if you were at a mini, permanent Oktoberfest. The staff, dressed in traditional Bavarian costume, also contributes to the fully immersive experience. The food is faithful to tradition. The menu offers all the typical Bavarian dishes you'd expect: from warm, soft pretzels to rich one-pot meals. The flavors are intense and the portions generous. Furthermore, like any good Bavarian pub, the real star is the beer. The selection is extensive, satisfying both lovers of light lagers and those seeking fuller-bodied or amber-colored varieties. Recommended for an evening with friends dedicated to good taste and Bavarian cheer!