Brother Louis

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Brother Louis Filderstrasse 61, 70180 Stuttgart, DE Website

Located in a listed historic building at Stuttgart’s Marienplatz, Brother Louis is a cocktail and wine bistro uniting two liquid worlds. The space embraces the character and patina of its heritage setting while introducing a confident, contemporary identity that feels refined yet approachable.

At its core is a low ABV, wine driven cocktail philosophy. Wine, vermouth and aperitifs form the backbone of the drinks programme, with high proof spirits used with restraint. The result is layered, expressive and consciously balanced.

The menu is conceived as a cultural object rather than a conventional drinks list, blending nostalgia, editorial storytelling and personality to create a bar that feels personal and open from the very first page.

Bespoke Tayēr Station

At the centre of Brother Louis sits a bespoke Tayēr station with an integrated stone flush countertop. Designed to support a cocktail heavy programme within a refined architectural setting, the station balances visual restraint with operational precision. Built for volume, collaboration and controlled movement, the layout ensures efficiency without compromising the calm presence of the bar.

A central Tayēr unit anchors the layout, fitted with a Behind Bars cooling system below, including frozen glassware drawers. Two mirrored working stations flank the centre, enabling simultaneous service and a balanced workflow. The symmetry allows left and right handed bartenders to work comfortably, maintaining equal access and rhythm during peak hours.
An integrated soda gun is positioned between the work surface and ice well for immediate access. Clear worktop space on either side allows flexible service pick up, adapting to volume as needed. The flush stone countertop unifies the station visually with the surrounding architecture while housing a fully technical service core beneath.
Glass handling is reduced through organised storage below the workstations, using racks and boxes to optimise the wash cycle and reset speed. Tool wells are positioned in the flex well behind the working surface, keeping the front line clean while maintaining direct reach. Integrated waste solutions and wheeled bin access contain movement within the station footprint.

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