Jakobstube

Pub · Stuttgart Leonhardsviertel

Tiled walls, a spot at the bar and homemade bread liqueur: Jakobstube, in a listed baroque house in the Leonhardsviertel, is a rustic gay pub where you quickly get talking.

• ★ 4.6 on Google (159)
• Homemade bread liqueur
• Crowd 30–60
• Medium flirt factor

Address

Jakobstraße 6
70182 Stuttgart

Opening hours

Tue–Thu 6 pm–2 am
Fri/Sat 6 pm–4 am
Sun 6 pm–12 am
Mon closed

Drinks

Hofbräu 0.5 l from €3.90
Shot 2 cl €3.60
Cola 0.4 l €2.90

Crowd

mostly men between 30 and 60, many regulars

Flirt factor

medium

What makes Jakobstube special

Jakobstube is in the Leonhardsvorstadt, Stuttgart’s first town extension, in a listed baroque house. The pub is small and tiled, many guests sit right at the bar, and on the left there’s a larger seating corner. In summer there are chairs outside the door. The owner is Claudia Rupprich, and the team is known for drawing newcomers into conversation straight away.

Most guests are men between 30 and 60. There’s a loyal regular clientele, and thanks to the central location many people drop in spontaneously on a tour of the old town. Jakobstube is known for its homemade bread liqueur. There’s also beer, wine and wine spritzers, long drinks, coffee and soft drinks at comparatively low prices.

Almost all of Stuttgart’s queer bars are around the town hall: reBOOTS is only 300 metres away, and you can reach Rubens and Café Weiß in a few minutes on foot.

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Editorially researched, as of October 2026. Sources: on-site research by mann-liebt-mann.de, Google reviews (4.6 stars, 159 reviews), official website. Opening hours, prices and programme may change, please check before visiting.