Is anyone here good at Hogan's Heroes trivia?

[Ohiogal]

Can you tell me the name of the pub/eatery in Hammelburg which was occasionally shown when Hogan or someone else slipped out in disguise or when some of the others went out for a "night on the town"?

Having a friendly family dispute here.

Thank you in advance!

[Bradshaw3]

1. "I know nothing"

[jpak]

2. "Nothing!"

[htuttle]

5. Beat me to it

[meadowlark5]

3. I googled it

Hofbrau and a hotel named Hauserhof. Not sure either is right.

[htuttle]

6. And like all really important topics, there's a fan site wiki article about it

https://hh.fandom.com/wiki/Hauserhof

[htuttle]

7. A Hofbrau is like a cafeteria with beer

And there's an episode named after it

https://hh.fandom.com/wiki/Hogan%27s_Hofbrau

[Ccarmona]

8. Beat me too It

You nailed it.
Too the OP, I’m curious, did you win?

[Ohiogal]

11. I did.

[tymorial]

4. Hoogaan!!!

[Donkees]

9. Episode #80, 'Gretchen Adler's Hofbrau.' Episode #13 'Hogan's Hofbrau' called 'Hilda's Hofbrau.'

In episode #80, "Is There a Doctor in the House?" (1968), the Hofbräu was called Gretchen Adler's Hofbräu. In episode #13, "Hogan's Hofbräu" (1965), the Hofbräu was called Hilda's Hofbräu.

http://hofbrau.freeservers.com/misc.htm

[Kaleva]

10. Many of the Germans were portrayed by Jews

Werner Klemperer - Colonel Klink
John Banner - Sergeant Hans Schultz
Leon Askin - General der Infanterie Albert Burkhalter
Howard Caine - SS Major Wolfgang Hochstetter

[keithbvadu2]

12. Hogan's Heros John Banner

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Banner

Sgt Schultz (Hogan's Heros) escaped from the Nazis and served in the US Army Air Corps.
He posed for a recruiting poster.
He and Klink were Jews playing the part of Nazis.
They insisted that their characters be portrayed as buffoons.

[edbermac]

13. Robert Clary is still alive.

92 years old. Was in Buchenwald. Probably amazed that he made it to that age after what he went through.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Clary