Schönbuch Bräu

Visited October 2012.

Large open plan bar attached to the brewery...4 of there beers on...the service was very slow

Rather big & modern place. 4 local brews are standard fare - nothing really interesting.

Visited on a somewhat busy Thursday evening. The parking lot was packed, but we lucked into a spot. The place shares a parking lot with the Getrankemarkt, which I believe is their own as well. Inside was just as busy as the outside. We had made a reservation though, so we just had to find our name tag on a table. It’s a large bierhall format in the largest part of the room, but there are more traditional 4 top tables to the left of the entrance. The place is a fairly modern bierhall. I don’t know how old the place is, but it seems very up to date. The beer styles were all traditional German. As Gene indicated below, the Naturtrub was excellent. Definitely a visit if you are nearby. Food was very nice as well, but could be pricy depending on what you get, of course.

This is a large, bright modern place with lots and lots of glass. Looks sort of like a futuristic Oktoberfest tent, but with very calm, cool and subdued voices, and no steers rotating on spits. Large pleasant patio. Inside is picnic/Oktoberfest style benches. Service is prompt, friendly and efficient. Food is very tasty and inexpensive - 3 euro 90 for two pieces of schnitzel, for example. Four beers on offer, available in 0.3l or 0.5l sizes, my favorite was the Naturtrüb. Definitely the nicest and beeriest place I’ve visited in the area.

Located across the parking lot from the brewery. Large hall type setting. Service was quick and friendly. Traditional food for the local area. Worth a stop if you are near by.

Visited on the 2/10-2012. Large building ( reminds of a factory building ), with great parking just next to it. The atmosphere and lay-out reminded very much of october party event. This evening it was very busy and noisy, but great staff, friendly an very helpfull. Had some of their beers on tap, good condition, and we could buy bottles to take away. Large brewing plant in the center of the place, very nice. They did good, traditionel german food as well.

Great atmosphere with seating inside and out. The beer is OK, but I don’t really enjoy lighter beers. The food was good. The pork dish I had was massive and too much for one person. It’s a nice place to visit and easily walkable from the base.

I only visited the beer shop/Getränkemarkt next door to the Brauhaus which sells all of their own bottled beers, including seasonals. Glassware and other merchandise such as T-shirts are available, too. Friendly service, worth a stop if you’re in the area.

Nice beer hall nestled in the lovely city of Boblingen, a suburb of Stuttgart. Beers are pretty good. Try the Kola Bier, which is a mixture of beer and cola. Sounds gross, but it’s really good.