Brauhaus Am See Menu

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From a reviewer’s perspective, the menu at Brauhaus Am See presents a broad, traditional German-brewery style selection that balances drinks, regional classics, and comfort food. The aperitif list sets a casual tone with options like SEKT 0,2L, HUGO 0,25L, APEROL SPRITZ 0,25L, and LILLET WILD BERRY 0,25L, followed by a wide range of non-alcoholic drinks such as BAD BRÜCKENAUER GOURMET IN FLASCHEN 0,75L, COCA COLA / COCA COLA ZERO 0,2L, and BITTER LEMON / TONIC 0,2L. Coffee and hot drinks like Latte Macchiato and Heiße Schokolade round out the beverage section, while wines from Weingut Ruppert include choices such as BACCHUS HALBTROCKEN 0,25L, SPÄTBURGUNDER TROCKEN 0,25L, and DOMINA TROCKEN 0,25L, alongside wine spritzers like WEISSWEINSCHORLE 0,25L and ROTWEINSCHORLE 0,25L. Beer plays a central role, with draft options like HAMMELBURGER PILSNER 0,4L, HEFEWEIZEN WILL BRÄU 0,5L, and mixed variants such as RUSS 0,5L and COLA-HEFE 0,5L, complemented by bottled beers including HEFE DUNKEL WILLBRÄU 0,5L and HELLLES ALKOHOLFREI WILLBRÄU 0,5L. Food-wise, the menu leans heavily into hearty Franconian and German staples, featuring Leberknödelsuppe, Schäufele, Haxe, and Bio-Rinderbraten, as well as schnitzel variations like Brauhausschnitzel, Jägerschnitzel, and Cordon Bleu. Italian-inspired dishes appear through Penne Bolognese, Penne Arrabbiata (vegetarisch), and pizzas such as Margherita and Tonno, while lighter choices include salads like Salat Brauhaus and Salat Thunfisch. Vegetarian options such as Käsespätzle, Ofenkartoffel, and Veganes Gemüsecurry (leicht scharf) add variety, and the kids’ menu offers familiar plates like Chicken Nuggets and Kinder Schnitzel. Desserts conclude the experience with indulgent selections like After Eight Becher, Amarena Traum, and Gemischtes Eis, making the overall menu both diverse and deeply rooted in traditional Bavarian-style hospitality.