bierkeller

/ ˈbɪəˌkɛlə /

noun

1. a public house decorated in German style, selling German beers

Word History and Origins

Origin of bierkeller¹

C20: German, literally: beer cellar

Example Sentences

Shortly before the attack, the victims had left the Stein Haus bar, previously known as BierKeller, on West Street, police said.

From BBC

Walk about 25 minutes to Spezial’s own bierkeller, perhaps Bamberg’s best.

From Washington Post

He would go on to become Hitler's "de facto deputy," the auction house added, taking part in the Bierkeller Putsch.

From Fox News

Most of the town, it seemed, was in the Strandkurhaus, a cavernous bierkeller on the lakefront, eagerly awaiting his arrival.

From New York Times

A doorman at the rowdy Bierkeller, 1,400 capacity and already looking busy, said: "One night it's packed and all is fine, then you get a quiet night and it's madness."

From The Guardian