Crafting memories since 2009
Nestled in the heart of Albany's Warehouse District, Wolff's Biergarten sprouted its roots in 2009, birthing an unparalleled legacy. Expanding its reach with locations in the lively corners of Schenectady and the spirited hub of Syracuse, Wolff's Biergarten has become more than a place—it's an immersive experience.
Picture this: an authentic German bierhaus & soccer sanctuary, where the air is thick with the aroma of traditional Bavarian fare, and the clinking of steins harmonizes with the roar of enthusiastic fans. Our tap lineup reads like a love letter to Germany, showcasing a dizzying array of imported German biers, each pouring a tale of hops and heritage.
Step into our haven, where patrons are not just guests; they are part of a vibrant community that thrives in our cozy lodge setting. As you settle into the warmth of our rustic embrace, immerse yourself in the thrilling spectacle of daily live soccer match coverage. It's not just a game; it's a symphony of cheers and camaraderie that reverberates through the walls of Wolff's Biergarten.
Since our founding, we've been more than purveyors of beer and bites; we're architects of memories, creators of a space where every visit is a chapter in the ongoing legend of Wolff's Biergarten. Join us in this celebration of tradition, flavor, and the beautiful game. Prost to the journey, the legacy, and the joy that is Wolff's Biergarten!
Party with us.
Soccer.
Live soccer all day, every day. Watch the bar buzz with excitement as the games heat up.
Don’t see a game you’re hoping to catch? Ask your bartender! We’re happy to put it on.
Bier.
Home of the birthday bier boot!
We are proud to offer a wide selection of premium German biers on tap and a selection of domestic biers from breweries all over the U.S.
Peanuts.
Toss your shells on the floor, we don’t mind.
Traditional German bierhalls encouraged patrons to throw their peanuts shells on the floors as the oils helped to control the dust. We’re continuing the tradition. Why? They’re delicious.
