Glasgow’s Bavaria Brauhaus Hosts a Memorable Octoberfest Celebration
When it comes to enjoying a beer, many people may think that a pint is the perfect way to indulge. However, after experiencing the special Octoberfest menu at Bavaria Brauhaus in Glasgow, I can confidently say that there is a better way to enjoy a cold brew.
Bavaria Brauhaus, a popular city centre pub known for its impressive selection of Bavarian beverages, recently hosted a special Octoberfest celebration. During this event, the pub offered six additional beers on their menu, giving patrons the opportunity to experience a wider variety of German brews.
One of the highlights of the Octoberfest celebration at Bavaria Brauhaus is the option to order beers in a stein, a large mug with a handle that can hold up to a litre of liquid, equivalent to two pints. My friend and I decided to try the Paulaner Oktoberfest lager in a stein, which cost £15. Not only was the beer delicious, but the novelty of drinking from a stein added to the festive atmosphere of the event.
A Festive Atmosphere and Live Music
As we sipped on our steins of beer, we were surrounded by a lively atmosphere at Bavaria Brauhaus. The restaurant was packed with patrons enjoying the Octoberfest celebration, and the oompah band playing traditional tunes added to the festive spirit. The live music was a standout feature of the event, with the musicians performing every Friday and Saturday until the promotion ended.
After soaking in the lively atmosphere and enjoying the music, it was time to indulge in the special Octoberfest menu offerings. My friend and I started our meal with appetizers that set the tone for a delicious dining experience.
Delicious German Cuisine to Satisfy Every Palate
My friend opted for the Vienna beef sausage with sauerkraut and potato salad, priced at £8.95. The sausage was flavorful, and the combination of sauerkraut and potato salad complemented the dish perfectly. I decided to try the Bratwurst burger with chips, which cost £9.95. The bratwurst was seasoned to perfection, and the generous portion of chips made for a satisfying meal.
As we finished our main courses, we found ourselves pleasantly full, thanks to the hearty portions served at Bavaria Brauhaus. Dessert options were tempting, and we couldn’t resist indulging in a sweet treat to cap off our meal.
My friend ordered the sticky toffee pudding, priced at £4.95, which was a decadent and satisfying choice. I opted for the apple and sultana strudel for £6.95, which was a delightful combination of sweet and tart flavors. The desserts provided the perfect ending to our meal, leaving us fully satisfied and content.
An Unforgettable Dining Experience at Bavaria Brauhaus
Overall, the Octoberfest celebration at Bavaria Brauhaus in Glasgow was a memorable and enjoyable experience. From the delicious German cuisine to the festive atmosphere and live music, every aspect of the event contributed to a fun-filled evening. The option to enjoy a variety of German beers in steins added to the authenticity of the Octoberfest celebration, making it a unique and enjoyable experience for all patrons.
If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the spirit of Octoberfest and enjoy a taste of traditional German cuisine and beer, be sure to visit Bavaria Brauhaus before the event ends on October 5th. Located at 30 Bothwell Street, the pub offers a vibrant and festive atmosphere that is sure to delight your senses and leave you with lasting memories of a truly enjoyable dining experience.
