Savor iconic Bavarian cuisine at Munich’s historic LGBTQ+ landmark. A legendary social hub favored by Freddie Mercury and queer icons.
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Step into a piece of living history at Restaurant Deutsche Eiche, the ultimate cornerstone of the queer scene in Munich. Located in the heart of the Glockenbachviertel, this legendary institution has been a sanctuary for gay men and the wider LGBTQ+ community for decades. Once the favorite haunt of icons like Freddie Mercury and filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder, it remains an essential pinpoint on any global gay map. The restaurant masterfully blends old-world Bavarian charm with a modern, inclusive soul. Guests can enjoy traditional delicacies like the famous Wiener Schnitzel or dishes inspired by its celebrity patrons in a cozy, wood-paneled setting. It is the social heart of a complex that famously features one of Europe’s largest gay saunas, making it a unique destination where 'fine dining on top' meets community spirit below. Whether you’re stopping by for a hearty meal or heading up to the rooftop terrace for breathtaking views of the Munich skyline and the Alps, the Deutsche Eiche offers an unparalleled experience of belonging. As one of the most famous queer-friendly restaurants in Germany, it continues to be a vibrant meeting point where locals and international travelers share a beer and a slice of history.