Faust Braustuben
A regional restaurant in Miltenberg's Schwarzviertel with a taproom, beer garden and lounge, plus live music in summer.
In the historic Schwarzviertel district of Miltenberg, Faust Braustuben serves regional cuisine alongside beer and bar specialities. The former traditional inn blends a lively, cheerful atmosphere with a cosy, rustic feel.
At a Glance
- Location
- Schwarzviertel, Miltenberg's oldest district
- Address
- Löwengasse 3, 63897 Miltenberg
- Areas
- Taproom (Bräustüble), beer garden and lounge
- Cuisine
- Regional dishes, beer and bar specialities
- Highlight
- Regular live music events in the beer garden
- Closed
- Mondays
- Rating
- 4.7 stars on Google (1,551 reviews)
Atmosphere & Areas
The venue is divided into three areas, each with its own mood: the Bräustüble taproom, the beer garden and the lounge. As a former traditional inn, it combines a fresh, cheerful atmosphere with a cosy, rustic charm.
Food & Drink
The kitchen focuses on regional cuisine, complemented by beer and bar specialities. The offering appeals to guests who value hearty local dishes as much as a well-chosen drinks menu.
Events
The beer garden regularly hosts live music events, such as the morning gathering on Father's Day. This means outdoor visits are frequently accompanied by music.
Location & Getting There
Faust Braustuben is located at Löwengasse 3 in the heart of the Schwarzviertel, Miltenberg's oldest district. It can be reached by city bus line 88, stop "Schwarzviertel, Miltenberg".
Opening Hours
- Tuesday to Thursday: 11:30–22:30
- Friday: 15:00–00:00
- Saturday: 11:30–00:30
- Sunday and public holidays: 11:30–22:00
- Monday: Closed
Map
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Address
Löwengasse 3
63897 Miltenberg
Hours
Di: 11:30–22:30
Mi: 11:30–22:30
Do: 11:30–22:30
Fr: 15:00–00:00
Sa: 11:30–00:00
So: 11:30–22:00
Contact
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Sources & links
- Official website
- Official website (retrieved 2026-07-13)
- Google Maps (retrieved 2026-07-13)
Auto-generated, last verified: 2026-07-14
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