Falk's Bar
A historic setting and classic offerings as a recipe for success
This bar inside Munich’s storied Bayerischer Hof was destined for greatness even before it opened. The bar resides in the protected Spiegelsaal (or Mirror Hall), built as early as 1839 – the only room in the hotel to survive the bombings of the Second World War virtually undisturbed. Today, its comprehensive menu of classic cocktails, beer, liquors and light bar food from Caesar salad to Imperial caviar make this a popular night-time hot spot for locals and out-of-towners alike.

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