The Bierkeller is a Bavarian institution, and while Cheltenham is a long way from Munich, you can get an authentic taste of Germany in the heart of the West Country. Delve deeper into the history of the regions and there is a little to tie them together. Where Munich lies on the outskirts of the Alps, a short hop from the mountains, Cheltenham is right by the Cotswolds, which provide a similarly outstanding natural environment. Ditto the local brews, and Scrumpy is as important to West Country folk as Weissbier is to the Bavarians. And who can ignore the successes of Cheltenham Town, who are to the local area what the mighty Bayern Munich are to Bavaria. Take a trip to Bath Road in the town centre to learn even more about the wonders of Bavarian culture in Cheltenham.
The quiz was really fun and there were so many people there to make a great atmosphere. Wished I could have stayed longer and I definitely would recommend the cocktails and food.
My party thoroughly enjoyed the experience. It was a surprise event for a birthday - she loved it. Would highly recommend and would definitely go again.
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When you’re talking about German restaurants in the West Country, you can’t look any further than The Bierkeller in Cheltenham. They deliver a huge range of Bavarian and international culinary classics, from pretzels and sausages from the fatherland to Italian pizzas with any number of toppings from around the world, as well as sides, sweets and, of course, beer by the (literal) barrelful.The Bierkeller is on Bath Road, and thus easily positioned for Cheltenham Town Hall, the Regent Arcade and even as a restaurant for Cheltenham Racecourse so take a trip into the centre of Cheltenham for a German feast.
The dishes that you will encounter – the pretzels, the krakauer, bockwurst and currywurst, the pizzas with more topping than you can shake a breadstick at – are impressive, but the drinks are as much of a reason to visit The Bierkeller on Bath Road as the food. There is their house beer, of course, but also Becks from Bremen, Dortmunder from, well, Dortmund, Erdinger (dark or wheat beer) from Bavaria and, yes, even a West Country style cider or two as well. Book a table now and get ready for a pint, or even a full litre sized stein at one of the best German beer bars in Cheltenham.