Visited in may 2013 in the late afternoon. Quite close to the main drag of Stuttgart. Nice wooden belle epoque interior. Sparsely crowded. Quite quick and friendly efficient staff. Decent menu card with various information about brewing, historical facts etc. 3.50 Euro for a 40cl Helles, 3.80 Euro for a Schwarzbier. Only paid 4 Euros for both for some reason.

Visited Sophies in Nov ’09 on a Saturday night, fairly lateish around 23.30. Had planned this as we knew it was a late opener. Place was fairly busy but not packed and we bagged a table for 6 or so of us. Decor was a bit naff, wooden, checked table cloths, coppers on show. Service pretty decent, beers mediocre but drinkable. Wasn’t too enamoured with Stuttgart as a drinking city in terms of beer quaility/variety so I guess Sophies was as good as anywhere. Cracking kebab place opposite which actually made the bread from fresh dough whilst you waited - off topic perhaps but worth going for that alone !!!

Nice ambience and just two beers available (helles un schwarz) which were not bad. Kind staff

Fun place, great vibe, young crowd having lots of fun and servers who keep up without a problem. The beers were just OK, food was tasty. Worth a look.

I liked this place, the wife not so much: It is reached by a set of stairs from the street, next to a Kebab joint. The area is just above seedy, not rough, but appears to be getting that way, safe but interesting! Anyway, at the top of the stairs the place opens up into one huge room with an island bar in the centre. We sat in the far corner from the stairway, in a cheap looking ’Band Stand’ which had bird cages hanging off it, complete with plastic birds inside. I thought the whole place was different and fun, my wife thought it a semi-Turkish style shabby, unelegant, hotch-potch of a place. Lets just say it is a strange set-up. The brewing equipment is close to the toilets (make of that what you wish) and they claimed it was still in use, it wasn’t on the September Sunday evening we visited (2009). I had two different beers and they were OK, nothing special and not reviewed. We snacked on a flammkuchen, which was just what we needed and was very nice.

Easy to find, at the end of the central walking street. Are at the 2nd floor, it was lot of people on a wedneday night. Had Flammcuchen to eat, a french pizza, ok... Tried the Weinahtsbier, not a strong and tasty as I’m used to from the norwegian chrismasbeers, but ok. Good, fast and helpful service.

this place was very nice had a good atmosphere and a very traditional look i liked the place. One warning if you go there the entrance is not were you think way off from were its located

Easy to find, good location. The wheatbeer was horrible. Not a very confy place either.

Nice place. Beers are OK, didn’t try the food. the place is very nice decorated - a painted glass on the ceiling, bier garden like sitting areas.

Hit this place as part of the great Stuttgart Beer Raid. A great beer joint with some really good food. There beers are better than most other brewpubs in town.