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Premier League Weekends At The Shamrock
NFL games hit different when the room leans in together. A clean picture, clear sound, and a pint in hand turn a regular play into a little burst of joy. At The Shamrock you get that feeling with a crowd that knows how to cheer and how to keep things kind. When US kickoff times line up with our opening hours, we show the action with sound and a lively room. This guide helps you plan those nights so you get a good view and a steady seat.
Many NFL games run late in Central Europe. We show games when kickoff and finish fit inside our open hours. Early evening fixtures, Saturday games in parts of the season, and special events that land earlier can work well. For very late starts, the times may run beyond close, so we keep things simple and focus on the games that fit the window. If you have a specific matchup in mind, call ahead or send a note with your table request. Tell us the teams and the start time you see on your schedule so we can guide you.
The screens face the room and the sound is set so you can hear the snap count and the crowd lift. If you want a booth, arrive early and stay settled through the first quarter. If you like to stand and feel that quick pulse after a big third down, aim for the bar rail. For a quiet corner with a clean angle, ask staff and they will help you land a good spot. Groups of four or more should book and add NFL in the note so placement fits the view.
The room rises and falls with the game. First quarters bring talk and small nerves. Second quarters bring faster cheers. Two minute drills raise the sound and turn strangers into quick friends. The staff keeps service steady so the flow stays smooth. If you need a slight volume nudge, ask kindly and the team will help if the room agrees. Goal line stands, long bombs, and pick six plays get a proper roar. It feels good and it stays friendly.
Tuesday and Wednesday work for earlier kickoffs or replays at friendly hours. Thursday opens from 6 pm, which pairs well with early evening sport and a smooth lead in to our quiz later in the night. Friday and Saturday offer the longest window and the biggest weekend buzz, so those nights can carry select NFL games that align with the clock. Sunday and Monday we are closed, so we focus on the games that fit Tuesday through Saturday.
The pub keeps a steady weekly flow that makes planning easy.
Bring a small crew and give one person the job of ordering during breaks. Decide your first two rounds before kickoff so you can watch the opening drives. If you split the bill, use one phone for the total and settle in cash or with a quick transfer later. Keep walkways clear for staff and other guests. Small moves like these keep the room smooth and help the match feel calm even when the game gets wild.
Order first round as you sit. Top up at quarter breaks or at half time. If the game is tight near the end, wait for the clock to stop before you place a new order. The staff will keep an eye on you and help you time things so you miss as little as possible. If your group wants a little snack plan, decide before kickoff and write it in your notes so you can order in one go.
Game schedules move across time zones which can shift start times. Look up the kickoff in Munich time and compare it with our hours. If it fits, book a table and write the details. If you are not sure, call 089 331 081 and ask. The team will tell you if the game fits the window or will suggest a nearby option if the finish is too late. Clear answers help you plan without guesswork.
The U6 to Giselastrasse is the easy move. The walk to Trautenwolfstrasse is short and lit. If you use a bike or scooter, park with care and keep paths clear. Late at night keep voices gentle outside, as people live on the nearby streets. Good manners mean more happy sport nights for everyone.
Begin with the four downs and ten yards rule. Explain that the yellow line on the screen marks the target. Point out the play clock and the timeouts. Show how the chains move on the side of the field. People pick it up faster than you think when the room is friendly and the sound is clear. The Shamrock is a good place for that learning curve. People will help and cheer for both sides when a play is great.
Tuesday and Wednesday 7 pm to 1 am
Thursday 6 pm to 1 am
Friday and Saturday 6 pm to 2 am
Sunday and Monday closed
Address The Shamrock, Trautenwolfstrasse 6, 80802 München
Phone 089 331 081
Want a booth with a clean view. Book now and write the game in your note. Use the reservation page. If your time is full, try an earlier slot or pick a different night that fits the schedule. Walk ins are welcome at the bar when space allows and the team will help you find a good spot.
Pick a matchup that fits the clock and bring your crew. You will find warm wood, clear sound, and a friendly room that loves a good fourth quarter. That is how NFL feels best in Munich.
