Theresa Bar is a nightlife spot in Maxvorstadt, Munich.
Theresa Bar tucks into a rear courtyard on Theresienstrasse in Maxvorstadt, with custom 1960s-inspired furnishings from seven elohim, a small counter.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Entry through the rear courtyard; the bar is hard to spot from the street. Book for groups over four.
Address: Theresienstrasse 31, 80333 Munich
Schelling-Salon has run on Schellingstrasse since 1872 as Munich's oldest Viennese cafe-restaurant, with a long timber bar, billiard and table-tennis tables.
Tip: Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Pool tables charge around 5 euro an hour; cash is easier than card.
Schelling-Salon has run on Schellingstrasse since 1872 as Munich's oldest Viennese cafe-restaurant, with a long timber bar, billiard and table-tennis tables.
Tip: Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Pool tables charge around 5 euro an hour; cash is easier than card.
Holy Home on Reichenbachstrasse fits a small, dark, smoky room with long wooden tables and a rock soundtrack, drawing a tight Glockenbach crowd that arrives.
Tip: Tiny room; reservations recommended after 22:00 on weekends. Cash is easier than card.
Frau Bartels Bar on Klenzestrasse runs a green-walled Glockenbach room with sofa arrangements, a small back room and a cocktail list of moscow-mule riffs.
Tip: Doors from 18:00 weeknights, 17:00 weekends. Sister bars Herr Bartels and Madam Anna Ekke are walking distance.
Trachtenvogl on Reichenbachstrasse occupies a former Lederhosen and Dirndl shop with original 1960s furnishings, a mid-room bar and a daytime cafe role.
Tip: Card payments only; outdoor seating in the warm months. The kitchen runs until 21:00 most nights.
The Shamrock has run a Schwabing Irish pub for decades with karaoke, live bands, comedy and a Thursday pub quiz, plus a Friday and Saturday late-night.
Tip: Closed Sundays and Mondays. Karaoke nights run Friday and Saturday late; show up early for the slot list.
Blitz Club opened in 2017 in the former congress hall of the Deutsches Museum on Museumsinsel, with a four-point custom VOID sound system and beech-panelled.
Tip: No phones inside. The lease ends in September 2026 and a relocation within Munich is planned, so check the calendar before travel.
