Young and old, tall and small, like to get together in the Bratwurst Röslein. In the main guest room, with its unique atmosphere, the guest is immersed in the coziness of Franconian inn culture. A gallery for about 60 people is ideal for events that do not seek the seclusion of an adjoining room, but still prefer a separate area due to the "room within room" architecture. Our main room is also used for our large events, for companies or private events. You are welcome to have an exquisite celebration here with up to 350 people.

The "Große Kaiserstube" has the same historical basic image as its little brother. The movable wall separates the "Große Kaiserstube” from the ‘Kleine Kaiserstube’. When opened, it connects the two rooms thus offering space for 70-150 people.

The ‘Kleine Kaiserstube’ is reminiscent of the ‘Alte Kaiserraum’ at Nuremberg Castle. The old oak floor with the heavy panels on the walls, the imperial colors in the curtains and the unique copy of the "White Imperial Eagle" on a dark background characterize this old Nuremberg parlor. The venerable patricians used to stop here for "food and drink". The room can accommodate up to 50 guests.

The historical spelling with "ai" implies that this is the oldest part of the Bratwurst-Röslein, first mentioned in a document back in 1431. This "Beizn" was home to many famous Nuremberg citizens such as Albrecht Dürer, the painter, Peter Henlein, the locksmith and clockmaker who invented the watch, and Hans Sachs, the poet. The original blue-tiled stove with its various handmade, very valuable tiles and the fantastic view of the old town hall and the Sebald church lend the room its unique charm. Today this room is the home to our "Sternstunden Ecke" with which the Bratwurst-Röslein supports the campaign organized by the Bavarian Radio for children in need, and many photos of the participating VIPs can be viewed here. Up to 80 guests can be accommodated in the Waizenstube.

Located right on the historic town hall square, our beer garden invites you to have a freshly tapped beer and a Franconian snack after a city stroll. The Gooseherd Fountain (Gänsemännchenbrunnen), which is the most famous fountain of its kind in Germany, splashes to create a good atmosphere. The world-famous Nuremberg main market (Christkindlesmarkt) with its colorful market hustle and bustle and the famous "Männleinlaufen", a mechanical clock that commemorates the Golden Bull of 1356 with a procession of the electors around the figure of the Holy Roman Emperor, is only 20 meters away and yet you are on a "historical island of peace".

With 250 seats, our beer garden is the largest outdoor seating area in the Nuremberg city center.