Where are we going today? To Liesl at Linz brewery!
Liesl and her team have a cozy place to sit for everyone. Perfect to come by and enjoy your time with friends, excellent food and freshly tapped beer.
Take a seat and enjoy.
The brew-pub inside the Linz Brewery
Tap your own beer at the brewers table
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Tastes like cooked by grandma.
Whether pork knuckle, burger or vegan options, at Liesl we serve best quality from the region. Our food is prepared with care and a lot of love. And you can taste that.
But just take a look at our menu:
The best beer, you find it right here!
Our beer comes directly from brewmaster Martin at the Linz brewery to our Liesl!
Let us surprise you with what Liesl has to offer in terms of beer or take a look at our beer menu.
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You can't find that anywhere else!
The Liesl Pork Knuckle
Crispy, rear pork knuckle - marinated or natural from "Eferdingerlandl" pork with mustard and horseradish.
€ 24 per kg
Farmers donut
Ironman
Flat Iron Steak stripes | Potatoes | Onions | Bacon
€ 15
Vegetarian dishes
Vegan Sweet Potato Gnocchi
Sage | Cherry tomatoes | Walnuts
€ 15
Layer Salad
The Hiker
Mixed leaf salad | Bacon | Beetroot | Nuts
€ 12
Something sweet
Warm Apple Strudel
Whipped cream
€ 9
At the brewing table
You, your buddies and beer on tap.
At the brewing table you can tap your own beer! Ideal for all those who like to do it themselves at their party. Reservation required. Ask Liesl and her team!
Our Events
every Sunday | from 10am onwards
Liesl Sunday
Bavarian sausage until 12pm & Sunday roast. Let us surprise you!
The model for our "Liesl" was Augustine Jungwirt, born in 1891 in a village called Gramatstetten.
Who the F* is Liesl?
Many stories surrounded our Linz native “Liesl”. There was talk of a “herding” lady on the Donaulände who was supposed to inspire sailors to consume beer and also talk of a brewery owner who is said to have been the model for the image of Liesl on the Linz beer.
In fact, our Liesl was the beauty queen of a marksmen festival, and the first illustration of her goes back to a painting of a “Bavarian Schützenliesl”. The then Hatschek Brewery and later Linzer Aktien Brewery gave the lady an Upper Austrian costume and made her the “Linzer Liesl”.
