Post by machinehead on Apr 11, 2009 5:02:08 GMT -8
Meaning something like "inside a cask or barrel". I spent many many hours at Im Fass. It was under a building on the corner of a street I don't remember the name of. Not too far from Grunberger strass I think.
The motif was just as the name says. The booths were barrels embedded in the walls. There was a small area in front with the bar and a few tables. There was a poster over the bar featuring 2 geese flying "United". Fly United. Heh.
A hallway extended back from the right side of the bar and this is where the casks started. There were 4 casks that could hold 4 or maybe 6 people each. Further back there were smaller casks that only held 2 people. Very charming place. I loved it and often had lunch there when I was off.
Anyone else remember this place? It was notable for the lack of Hell Raising GI's and that was the appeal for me anyway. Very low key and welcoming.
I guess it closed or changed name because the Tourism sites don't list Im Fass anywhere. Time marches on, no?
The motif was just as the name says. The booths were barrels embedded in the walls. There was a small area in front with the bar and a few tables. There was a poster over the bar featuring 2 geese flying "United". Fly United. Heh.
A hallway extended back from the right side of the bar and this is where the casks started. There were 4 casks that could hold 4 or maybe 6 people each. Further back there were smaller casks that only held 2 people. Very charming place. I loved it and often had lunch there when I was off.
Anyone else remember this place? It was notable for the lack of Hell Raising GI's and that was the appeal for me anyway. Very low key and welcoming.
I guess it closed or changed name because the Tourism sites don't list Im Fass anywhere. Time marches on, no?