Simply the best place to go for a beer in Burghausen. That's it.read more

The Londoner pub is legendary in Austria and if you have ever visited the resort you would have a…read morehard job staying away. The apres ski is great fun and although the same band (The Short and Curlies (??!)) have been there for years, the recipie is successful and from about 4pm you'll enter to a scene reminicent of something from the film Coyote Ugly, with attractive Scandanavians dancing on tables and attractive bar staff serving your drinks. The drinks prices are high but then then food and drink in the resort is pretty dear on the whole. Into the evening the pub retains its party atmosphere with more dancing on tables into the early hours you'll be glad to hear.

I've skied on three different continents and the Londoner is one of the best apres-ski bars I've…read moreexperienced. Americans, Brits, Aussies, and Canucks.......go there after you ski Kitzbuhel. That is all.

Great little Irish bar... nothing special just what you expect - smoking allowed at the bar - a…read moregreat Guinness pour - Captain Morgan (most of the time) great bar - local - friendly - 7 beers on tap - perfect bar comfy stools - what more do you need?

The bartender was helpful in our drink choice. The music was great and the atmosphere was wonderfulread more

Stopped for beer and apps. Had the bratwurst - potentially the best brat and mustard I have ever…read morehad. And I went to school in Wisconsin. The potato omelette was delicious. Cheese and potatoes with tart were better at Lokar in Prague. The beer- Eggenberg hefelager was awesome. Started with a small and then got a large!! Also the bread they served on the side is quite good. Nice service, cozy atmosphere. Highly recommend. Cash only.

This might be the only restaurant in Cesky Krumlov where locals actually come to eat and drink...I…read morethink I saw 4 tables, all speaking Czech with the waitress. The waitress was friendly enough, the ambience was old Czech cozy pub. This was the only eatery/vendor that only took cash, and of course, I had none on me! But she trusted me to go to the ATM/Bankomat and come and pay...cause I'm an honest guy of course! 336 CZK/$15.25 Grilled trout with herb butter and garlic, Potatoes, Lemon...it was simply roasted with salt and pepper, then brushed and herb butter and garlic. It was relatively basic and makes for a nice lighter meal. 79CZK/$3.60 Carrot & Horseradish salad...I was fascinated by this and had to try it, especially since it was so cheap! Fresh shredded carrot mixed with a bit of fresh shredded horseradish...delicious, and a great way to clear your nostrils! 62CZK/$2.80 Glass of White Wine...perfect with my fish dinner, and I love these Czech prices!!!

After having a great meal last night local suggested we try Die Weiss and he was bang on. Great…read morefood, and plenty of it. The schnitzel was almost perfect, the chicken was well cooked, and we had a great salad as well. The bottle of local wine was also excellent. Our server was fast and efficient if a little thin on interaction. He was also very busy, so that's likely a part of it. The interior is nice, although we only saw a bit of it. The beer is brewed onsite, I'd love to see that, but alas, no. Five stars is what it deserved as everything was really really good!

Came here for one of the football match and the atmosphere is like no other. We sat outside along…read morewith many football fans while enjoying food and beer. We ordered a couple of appetizers to share. One that stood out was their trio dip and I particularly liked the pork belly crackling dip that was served with sourdough bread. It definitely is not the most healthy as it was greasy, but super flavorful with great texture from the cracklings. Another one I enjoyed was their Regensburger Wurstsalat. The sausages were thinly sliced paired with a crispy, tangy vinaigrette which was refreshing especially in a hot summer day. The scallions and red onions added another level of flavor and texture. For main, I ordered their braised pork belly and was pleasantly surprised. Th meat was tender, skin was still crispy and the sauce was hearty yet not too salty. My kids tried their schnitzel and they enjoyed it. However, my husband ordered one of their beef dish and I was told it was dry and salty. I honestly would recommended to just stick with pork when in Germany/Austria and stay away from beef because ever beef dishes we've tried were not good. Overall, this is your typical Biergarten with plenty of outdoor seating and tv's available to watch any sports. Our servers were all very friendly and relatively quick Austrian standard. The only thing is some tv's streamed ahead of others so the people who's watching the slower tv were a little upset as they would've heard the reaction of others before they can see the actions.