Have visited a couple of times. Placed in the towncenter it can be a bit difficult to park nearby, but possible within walking distance. The brewpub can at times be crowded and busy, wouldn´t call it a traditionel brewpub, it´s a bit to touristed for that. Neither the food nor beer is that interesting.. Friend staff and very quick service..

the ambiance is phantastic. this is the oldest cellar of this very old town. but the beers could be more interesting. quite boring pils naturtrüb (zwickel). food is good, so i am told.

A few metres uphill from the river on the west side of the Innenstadt. The unique feature of this place is that it’s single beer is served fresh and uncarbonated from up-ended wooden casks in the manner of an Altbier or Kolsch. This is said to be a Lübeck tradition but from when I know not. Otherwise the usual multi-storey wood and anteek.

Hausbrauerei on the western edge of the inner city, near the Trave river. The building dates from different centuries, the lower you get, the older. Only one beer available, a Zwickl. Food and beer are okay, decent prices.

The brewpub is located in the old part of Lubeck. The interior is fairly modern and layout is kind of neat. Although their choice of music could be improved on.Unfortunately they have one beer available. I believe they also has a winter beer when in season. Oddly, they do have a number of Radler styles to choose from, which seem to be common in many places in Germany. The meals are of traditional German pub fare which is quite good. I had the Schnitzel which was excellent. "Old town" Lubeck is worth a day trip from Hamburg and the brewpub is a perfect fit.

Brewpub situated in the old part of Lübeck. The restaurant has two floors and a cellar. The interior is from a closed down brewery, and on the wall, a large painting of Gambrinius, the patron saint of beers and brewing. Selection is very, very limited: Just one beer, their own (which I liked)+ some Radler-versions that seems popular in Germany for some reason... Good, friendly service that serves traditional German cuisine. Food was not extraordinary, but go for the beer - note the singular...

Semi-modern german Hausbrauerei, ornated with breweriana of the defunct local "Lück" brewery. The beer is tapped by gravity from real wooden barrel. Not great, but still worth a vist.

Only one beer, and in my opinion not too interesting, food ok but nothing special, premises quite nice and the atmosphere is relaxed. What I would, hoever, prefer is that the staff would have been a bit more friendly. I guess they were too busy because of lack of staff.

Decent-looking modern place with seating on multiple levels. Both proper tables and stools. Music is horrible 80s pop crap, but not loud. They serve full dinners, but didn’t try them. Seems like they make only one beer (a zwickel), but it’s served from wooden casks, which is a plus. pIt’s smack in the middle of the old town, so if you are in Lübeck you definitely should pop by. It’s not as if there are lots of better places to go.