We were in Germany on vacation and this restaurant was not far from our hotel. It happened to be…read moreour anniversary and a Tuesday. We were surprised to see how packed it was in the front patio dining. We were initially told no, we couldn't eat because we didn't have a reservation but then they said "unless sitting inside is ok?" Yes! They warned us the service might be slow but they wasn't the case. The food was outstanding. My husband had a gyro plate and I had a lamb shoulder. The bread was homemade and everything was just delicious. The outside patio is lovely but so is the inside. If you're in the vicinity, check this place out for excellent Greek fare!

I really enjoy going to Restaurant Mythos. I never tried Greek food until I came to Munich and I…read moremust say that I love it! The quality of food here is really good, the staff are friendly and the service is great. I usually order a dish with Gyros, but I do try to order something different now & again. The layout of the restaurant is really nice and I love sitting outdoors in the summer.

Tou Bakali is one of my favourite restaurants in Unterhaching. The food is AMAZING and the staff…read moreare very friendly. At the moment, I am ordering a new dish and they are all AMAZING! Before, I used to always order the Gyros Pita, but decided that I needed a variety and wanted to try out every dish on the menu hahaha! The staff are very friendly and attempt to speak English with us, but we speak German 98% of the time. I'm really looking forward to going back again and trying something new

I have to start that if you are boring of typical German food, meat, ... this is one chance to try…read moreanother things. Staff is super nice, patience and they smile! yes they smile!! After many german restaurants, you can find happy people! The food is above average and you can try italian wine. If you don't finish your pizza, don't worry they will give you the rest in a box. I saw how the staff server different wines until you choose your likes The price is quite ok. For foreigner, they have wifi.

Wow! My girlfriend and I were bored with our regular italian in the area and decided to go with…read morewhat had the best reviews in the area instead of going to the place closest to home as usual. I am VERY impressed with Il Carretto. A previous review did mention how the interior decoration resembles a tirolean chalet - which rings true. We had the Rucola Salad + Rinder carpaccio als vorspeise, tagliatele ala gorgonzola + penne arrabiata als hauptspeise; dazu natürlich einen Tiramisu als nachtisch - wie es sich gehört. Absolut lecker - alles! I can only recommend this place. A new favorite of mine! Ich kann dieses lokal nur empfehlen! Ein neuer favorit!

Had a great meal here tonight. The mixed salad with grilled prawns was huge and interesting. There…read morewere sautéed peppers and zucchini on top of the greens, cucumbers and tomatoes. My German husband was longing for leberkase which is like a thick grilled bologna. It came with potato salad, fried eggs and green salad. He found it very delicious. Pricing was very reasonable. The two main dishes plus a dessert, soda and a beer was €36. That was a bargain compared to what I've been spending in restaurants here. The restaurant is completely tucked away in a sports complex. Hard to locate. Locals only eating there. Style of restaurant was a typical beer garden. Highly recommended for a good meal, at a good price in a relaxed place.

From the owner: Deutsch, bayrische,mediterran..read more

O.K. at best. I've never had anything here that made me say Wow! Funky hours don't help any either.read more

Really nice food with a pleasant staff, this is clearly a training restaurant, so expect a little…read moreconfusion and hesitation, but it was a good value and everything was well done.

I've been friends with Robert probably for over 10 years now. When he comes to California, we make…read moreit a point to meet for dinner, so it makes sense to do the same when I go to Munich. The last time we were in Munich, they took us to the iconic Hofbräuhaus. This visit he suggested Greek food. Greek? Really? In Germany? Well, why not! So we agreed to meet on a very rainy Tuesday night at Nefili, located in a residential area of Munich. Even with the GPS, I got plenty lost and what should've been a 20 minute drive took 45 minutes, thanks to the rain and confusing road. They had a table waiting for us, and they told us its the best Greek food in Munich. Even better, the owners are super nice and the food is not only delicious, but hearty in size. We decided to share appetizers, and started off with some mussels in a tomato basil broth, peppers stuffed with cheese and a tzatziki sauce. While waiting for the starters, the owner gave us a bottle of Ouzo (pronounced oooh-zoh) which is an anise flavored liquor or aperitif, on the house. When he found out that we were visiting from "LA", he went back and brought out another Ouzo, which was made on an island, having a more delicate taste, also on the house! The starters were amazing! There was about a kilo of mussels, swimming in a delicious broth. We asked for 2 additional baskets of bread just to sop up the broth. I could have eaten just the mussels as my main dish. Absolutely wonderful! The stuffed peppers and tzatziki were delicious in its own right, but the mussels won me over. For our entrees we decided on getting our own dish, then sharing tastes with each other. Stephen got the gyro plate with grilled calamari while Uwe ordered the meatball that was stuffed with feta cheese. Both of these plates came with Tzatziki and a house salad. I ordered Souvlaki, which were the pork skewers served with rosemary and olive oil potato and grilled vegetables, while Robert went meatless and got a salad: grilled oyster mushrooms and shaved cheese over a bed of arugula. These items did not disappoint. The food was cooked perfectly and there was plenty of food to share. I had to slow down in order to clean my plate, as there's no such thing as "doggie bags" in Europe, and I didn't want to insult my friends by not finishing my meal. As if that wasn't enough, the restaurant also gave us a complimentary dessert! Rolled dough in honey, served with Greek yogurt, nuts, fruit, and chocolate. Super impressive! Free ouzo and sweets? No wonder people flock back here. We spent over 4 hours there, and with bottled water and a service fee, the check came to €90,60. A great place that's far removed from the tourists area. The GPS will get you there, but make reservations as its tiny inside. Outside dining available in good weather. The restaurant is located at : Berger-Kreuz-Str. 26, 81735 Munich. Some free parking spots in the back, but you're better off getting a spot on the streets.

I had a great Mediterranean dinner here with a very tasty meat and vegetables. I went here on a…read moreSunday evening with a friend