Lüneburger Hof - Münster

The Lüneburger Hof in the heart of the city of Munster. A family business with constantly changing courts and actions. At present there is a Happy Hour cocktail daily from 18:00. There the drinks only cost half. In 1838 Johann Heinrich Kruse built this building with a bakery, pub and pub. August Freudenthal1 arrived here on Sedantag 1892 with his friends and rented a car for the heath ride to Müden. In 1931 Hermann Bartels took over the management of this restaurant. Because of his pleasure in sports and the acquisition of the SA sports badge, he was generally called Sport Hermann. There the story of the beer line between the Lüneburger Hof and the Oberförsterei was also told, as well as many other “Jägerlatein. For many years Hermann Bartels was also the leader of the Black Corps of the Citizen. In front of him were various tenants in this restaurant, most recently from 1925 to 1930 Hermann and Lisbeth Schröder. Harald Bartels took over the place from his father and sold the property to Wittinger Brauerei in 1985. In 2011, the paint house Drewes acquired the property and building. After refurbishment, the Lüneburger Hof was refurbished with restaurant, beer garden, hotel and bar on 15. May 2012 reopened, led by Frank Ritscher. The hotel has 12 rooms and can accommodate 25 overnight guests. The food itself is very good, inexpensive and freshly prepared. The product range ranges from carvings, salads, regional specialities to international cuisine. The great advantage! Everyone finds something, but everything is very favorable, sufficient from the crowd and the selection is huge. Also special evenings are offered and celebrations in great style.