Prosecco
Many visitors praise Prosecco for its excellent food, attentive and friendly service, and great ambiance, with some calling it the best restaurant in Aachen. However, several recent reviews mention a decline in friendliness, particularly from the new management, leading some guests to feel unwelcome, especially if they are not regulars.
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Prosecco, in Munich's main gay neighborhood, is a party bar for people who like their fun with disco balls and German Schlager pop.
You walk in, and it's all classic disco balls from the ceiling, playing German Schlager alongside international hits. It's an upbeat soundtrack. And while you can grab an early drink, this place really gets going when others are shutting down. If you want to keep dancing, you'll find your second wind here.
The crowd's a good mix—all ages, all orientations. It feels inclusive, unpretentious, just people there for the music and company. This is what Munich's gay scene is about: casual, social, genuinely friendly.
Prosecco is at Theklastraße 1, Munich. Find more details on their website, prosecco-munich.de.
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The security guard you gave these positive reviews to can't be the same person. It's highly likely he's deliberately getting these reviews. The place is really nice, but there's no one stranger than the security guard at the door. Even though you're waiting in line, he lets people in from the back or those who aren't in line at all, deliberately making you wait an hour. If you're a foreigner, you'll face even stranger behavior. Absolutely, this man shouldn't be working at this place.
We were in Munich on June 3rd and wanted to go back to Prosecco, as we were very satisfied with our last visit and had a lovely evening there. My issue isn't with the €5 entrance fee, which of course has to be paid. We paid the entrance fee and went in. However, once inside, we were very disappointed: the bar was completely overcrowded, extremely hot, and very stuffy. It was almost impossible to move, let alone find a seat or have a drink. At times, we couldn't even move forward or backward because there were so many people in the room. After about five minutes, we decided to leave the bar because the situation was simply unpleasant for us. What I don't understand is: why are they still letting guests in when the bar is already so full? A quick heads-up from the doorman that it was extremely crowded would have been fair. Then we could have decided for ourselves whether we still wanted to go in. Besides comfort, the safety aspect is also important to me. When guests can barely move and the rooms are so overcrowded, one inevitably wonders what would happen in an emergency. Such situations can quickly lead to unrest or panic. That's precisely why it's crucial to keep visitor numbers within reasonable limits. Instead, an entrance fee is collected and guests are let in. One should consider whether this approach is truly in the best interests of the guests and their safety. It's a shame, because based on our previous positive experiences, we were really looking forward to the evening. This time, we were unfortunately disappointed. 😕
The Prosecco Bar is always a highlight for me in Munich. The atmosphere is relaxed, the music is fun, and the drinks are top-notch. I especially want to commend the doorman – I've rarely met someone so attentive, professional, and friendly all at once. You immediately feel welcome and well taken care of. The crowd is a diverse mix, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, and evenings spent there are definitely memorable. Anyone looking for a night out in Munich and who values good vibes should definitely check this place out. A clear 5 stars!
My jacket was stolen there, just be careful
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Last updated on 3 August 2026