Lowbrau - Sacramento

The drinks and service were great. However, the music was excessively loud for 11am.

We had a great time at this restaurant and will definitely come back. The name may sound fancy, but it's actually a casual bar that serves bar food. You order at the bar and the food is brought to you when it's ready. The staff was friendly and eager to please. I had a sausage platter with Bratwurst, Kielbasa, and Andouille, served with sauerkraut, caramelized onions, and German cheese. My companion enjoyed a delicious fried chicken sandwich and we shared some indulgent duck fat fries and fried oyster mushrooms. The restaurant has a lively atmosphere, which may not be to everyone's taste. I personally prefer a more traditional setting with linen tablecloths, silverware, and live music.

The atmosphere is pleasant, with excellent service and a variety of menu options. The decor is fun and the facilities are clean.

(Long review...sorry! If you're looking for a place that serves beer/cocktails along with sausages, bratwurst, franks in pretzel buns, duck fries, etc. with family style seating and a pub atmosphere then check out LowBrau. They have long table/communal seating as well as booths and seating at the bar. They have a ton of beer choices at mid and high prices, but you can also get a Miller High Life for $3! So, you can still hang with your richer friends and have a beer. Just before covid, they were starting to have music/art showings...the last one I went to was Jello Biafra DJ'ing with local art being shown. I hope they bring those nights back. Lowbrau has a nice, open, and relaxed atmosphere. If you're looking to have a quiet, intimate conversation on a weekend night, you might want to go elsewhere. This place is lively and has multiple active conversations going on at once. If you go on a Monday afternoon, it'll be rather quiet. If you go on Friday night, it'll be loud ish and fun. I recommend this place for 1 a quick beer at the bar 2 a quick appetizer or pretzel 3 a sit down meal of sausages and sauerkraut/caramelized onions 4 a place to bring or meet new people 5 all of the above. Food prices are moderate but something can be found in almost any price range. Hope you enjoy it!

Spicy Andouille sausage on a pretzel bun with carmelized onions and relish was a very nice combination. The sausage was authentic Cajun. All this paired with duck fat fries and a creative craft cocktail. Thank you; you guys never disappoint.