Good food and beer but the hotdogs are a bit on the pricey side. Would love to go more for now it's…read more almost a special occasion.

Had this on my list for a while. Popular; gets crowded immediately from opening. You won't have a…read moreprivate table. Was disappointed by overcooked burgers and dry bread. For what it is, it's quite pricey too, even for Munich. To be honest, the local touristy Hard Rock Café serves way better burgers, and they are no more expensive when you add everything up...

We stopped here after a long day of exploring Munich, and it was just what we were hoping for. Cozy…read moreand quiet, with very friendly staff. I got the mac & cheese and my husband got a burger and both were great! I think the best part, though, was the very friendly and waitress. We had not experienced such warm hospitality in Munich, so it was wonderful feeling welcome somewhere! The only downside, they don't serve beer- YET. They are a new restaurant and are getting their liquor license so hopefully soon! Thanks for a great dining experience!

Für den Preis erwarte ich mehr als einen Burger, bei dem man raten muss, ob überhaupt Fleisch drin…read moreist. Auf dem Bild groß und saftig, in echt ein blasser, liebloser Happen. Die Beschreibung sollte lieber heißen: Kann Spuren von Fleisch enthalten.

this place is really a lucky find for me. this is my last dinner in Munich and all the beer house…read morewere packed. Just want to get a quick meal and i found this place by chance. oh boi their burger is fantastic!!! This is by far the best burger i had, far better than many US joints! i think they are better than 5 guys, in-and-out, and reminds me of Claver's burger (best ones in Wisconsin) which i miss dearly since i lived there 10 yrs ago. the fries are golden crispy with lots of sauces to choose from. this seems like a new place with only a few reviews so i hope they get more recognition!

ITS SEAT YOURSELF AND SHARED TABLES!! Also try and grab a spot in the patio area. Take a full lap…read morearound this giant place before grabbing a seat. This is the most German experience I've ever had. They had a band playing polka, giant pretzels, giant steins of beer and plenty of sauerkraut. The thing that I hadn't before is a pig nuckle and the outside was a bit overcooked but the middle was tender and paired nice with the kraut. Skip whatever hotdog/sausage dish, there was no flavor, but everything else was a decent. I wish the pretzel was fresher, but I think that this more a drinking hall that has food than a place to eat. If you're a tourist, come here for a shared plate or two and beer or three.

Come to Hofbrauhaus for the atmosphere…read more Walk in, find a table and enjoy the typical Bavarian pub. Rowdy, friendly and full of life. We sat at a large, long wooden table with a German couple and a father and his young son. Loved the Bavarian music in the Braustuberl. So fun and full of life. Everyone was raising their glass and singing along. Asked our waiter what was his favorite nonalcoholic beer. His answer was...."water." After trying the nonalcoholic beer, I understood his reply. Yuck! For dinner, my hubby had the beef goulash with a huge bread dumpling. I tried the summer menu assorted vegetarian dumplings. Beetroot, spinach and mountain cheese with market veggies and hard cheese. Both were good, but I would not get either again. Would definitely come here again for the atmosphere. 35,000 people visit on any given day. About 3000 can sit in the building and another 4000 in the Biergarten at any given time. Amazing!

Absolutely incredible burgers and fries. Right next to the train station and they grill up your…read morefood right in front of you. They have lots of options and veggie options as well. Reasonably priced and so delicious I didn't have time to snap a picture

Munich, old town. Best hot dog I have had. Walked up, ordered a hot dog and the server didn't…read moreask, just prepared it. And wow, yummy. Toasted roll, pickles, mustard and crunchy onions on a perfectly cooked real hot dog. Tasty!! Food options in Munich aren't great, so this was a big bonus.

This place came highly recommended by a couple we met in Vienna. They were from Munich and said it…read morewas a "must stop" and they were so right. Located just behind Old Town on Frauenplatz, it's a little off the beaten track, but not too hard to find. This Bavarian gem has been around for over 125 years. The food was so good. Here you will find traditional German, Bavarian food. We stopped by for lunch and it was packed with mostly locals. We were seated a large table with 3 other couples who were all from the area. One person brought his dog who kept running under the table to sniff my leg. Minus the dog, this was a treat and everyone was so nice. We even toasted when the cold Augustiner beer arrived. Again, we were told to order the sausages so we did. I ordered the 6 and my husband ordered the 8 sausages with sauerkraut. These looked like what we call breakfast sausage, they're thin but pack a a ton of flavor and were delicious, especially with the fresh sauerkraut. The staff was friendly and helpful with an English version menu. The atmosphere was cool and very authentic. Exactly what we were looking for when in Munich.

This is a decent "beer garden" (even though its tables are set up in the middle of a street) to get…read moretraditional Bavarian food, especially grilled sausages. We got the Glöckl Platter which was a mixed plate of sausages. I could not decide which sausage was my favorite because I liked all three. The sausages in Germany taste more pure and less processed than the ones from the United States...and of course they are better in Germany! The side order of roasted potatoes was also delicious, with a crispy bottom, kind of like a cross between hash browns and home fries. The portions were smaller than other beer gardens I have been to though (1 star off). I was not familiar with German beers, so just told the waitstaff the glass size (1/2 L or 1L) and one was selected for me. It was light with some hops -- great with sausages and for summertime. We sat outside at a table squeezed between many other tables, but did not mind the crowd. It was great for people-watching in a busy part of town on a relaxing summer evening.

Add pita bread to the Euro you uncultured swine. And what kind of restaurant thinks sprite and…read morelemonade are remotely the same thing.

Made a reservation cause the website side it is usually too busy for walk-ins. Definitely glad we…read moremade a reservation. The staff was friendly and sat us right away. The food was good and the schnitzel was huge. The mulled wine was the perfect treat after a cold day of exploring Munich. The restaurant had a good atmosphere. Would've given it a 5/5 but we were seated at a tiny table and couldn't fit all our plates on the table which made it hard to eat otherwise everything else was great.

My first time having Croatian food and it was really good! I did not know what to expect since I…read moreknow nothing about the country. But I loved trying the Croatian dish called One and One. My plate consisted of a grilled pork skewer with rice, a sausage, fries, onions, and 2 sauces - one red and one white. Everything was delicious! And it's filling! I was very happy with my choice of food. I also ordered a small Augustiner beer which I believe is half of a half liter lol! Our male waiter was soo friendly! I didn't get his name but he's from Ethiopia and he helped my group and I when it came to ordering food and recommendations. I am definitely going to try other Croatian foods.

Super busy! But we got a table right away and without a reservation. The menu has so many things…read moregood things on it, so picking one thing is really hard. We ordered the special coleslaw (with bacon!) and the mixed platters. It took some time for the food to arrive, but not too long. The salad was great, there is definitely a difference between the German coleslaw and theirs. We had one small and one big plate of it. The big plate was 1 pound of salad! After that we got our main dishes. Soooo good. Remembered me of my childhood days. A huge plate, with freshly cooked food. Sausages, skewers, chicken, beef, pork, Ayvar, fries, slaw, sour cream,... It was delicious, and way too much! All of us enjoyed the meal! Great atmosphere, brewery-like. The location is very convenient (3 minutes from Marienplatz), and the prices are awesome. A main dish costs around 13€, drinks 3-4€!!! Check it out!!!!!!!