Ysenegger
Ysenburgstraãe 3 (http://www.eggerlokale.de...). this bar doubles as a restaurant, however it's best known for its drinks, which are varied and fantastic. try the bloody mary, if you want an authentic taste of one.
Wasserman
Discover an unknown gem and visit the Wasserman for giant burgers, pork roast and "Schnitzel" cutlets. The breakfast is really some of the best in the city and during the summer, you can also sit in front of the restaurant, at a sunny, quiet street corner. In one of the two rooms, there is a screen, where they occasionally show soccer games or music videos.
Gaststätte Peaches
Crowds swarm here to indulge in delicious cocktails and giant pizzas, one of which can feed three people. Great place to meet and people watch.
Discos
Nachtgalerie
The Nachtgalerie (http://www.nachtgalerie.de). Actually situated across the tracks in the adjacent 'Westend' neighborhood, this club is in a former railway cargo terminal, best reached with the Tram 19 in the direction of Pasing - get off at the 'Lokschuppen' stop when you see the big 'Bauhaus' home-improvement store. Once a vibrant venue for live music, it's primarily DJ's now as prices have gone up and the age of the visitors has gone down.
Backstage
The Backstage, Friedenheimer Brücke 7, +49 089/ 126610-0 (http://www.backstage089.de). The typical come-as-you-are location. Saturdays are the main night, a standard event for over 15 years the Backstage people have survived changing physical location within Munich 3 times so far. On the other days of the week, there are various other parties and concerts. Many good bands that are famous and successful in their subculture Metal, Rock, Goth, Hip-Hop, ect. but are not mainstream enough to fill big halls can be seen here for little money for Munich standards that is. To that end, the Backstage is more a club, than a disco. If you are lucky, you can catch the Free and Easy festival, which is usually in May and December, and a few weeks in July, featuring free concerts, cabaret and parties every day.
Club 4004
Landbergerstrasse 169, +49 089/ 52 38 880 5, email: [email protected] (http://www.viertausendvier.com). next to the nachtgalerie, the 4004 arena, which opened in december 2003, is one of munich's "super clubs". with a floor space of 4000 square meters over two stories 4004 sq meters to be exact, hence the name this is one of the biggest nightclubs in southern germany. some 5,000 guests can be accommodated per night. entrance is granted to anyone who is well groomed and over 20 years of age. the target age group is somewhat older, 20's and pushing well into the 30's.