Turned out to be a great weekly staple. Since it's so close by, I made stops here at least a…read morecouple of times a week for over a month. Super convenient when you're just too lazy to cook. It's traditional Bavarian food in a traditional city, both of which I love!!!!! You can eat-in (smallish-space). But it's really more of a butcher shop/takeaway place. The schweinshaxe is probably my favorite thing to get here. Also known as a German Pork Knuckle. It reminds me of the Chinese version of roast pork because of the crispy skin. You'd have to purchase the entire pork knuckle at a lot of restaurants, which is a really too much for just two people. But I like that you can just pick the amount you want here. I usually get just a slab. During dinner hours, this is one of their most popular items. As much as I love leberkase tho, after multiple tries, I haven't had much luck with that here. I go somewhere else nearby for that. Every time I've had it, whether it be morning, noon or late in the afternoon, the leberkase always been on the drier side. Service is good, but best if you know what you want, instead of asking a bunch of questions, lol

The schnitzel and sauerkraut were really fresh and delicious, even at the end of the day, and the…read morestaff was friendly and helpful

Giant modern "food hall" type of place. You can shop for upscale Italian food ingredients in the…read moremarket, then have food and drinks in the restaurant, and have a cappuccino in the cafe after. Service was very fast and super friendly, and the atmosphere is (in a good way) like being in a giant Italian Whole Foods. Yes I know it's not an intimate "date night" place, but it is a great choice for some upscale groceries, and a great meal, and an instagram worthy atmosphere.

Every Eataly I have been to has been a great experience both in food, service and shopping and this…read moreMunich location was no exception. The pizza was delicious, the risotto bites were flavorful and our server brought us extra ice without asking for our drinks (knowing what many American tourists might want). It's a beautiful building as well although the shopping section may feel limited compared to other Eataly locations you may have been to.

This small restaurant is located in the underground section of the main train station in Munich…read more Usually I would run a mile if someone suggested a restaurant in a metro station, but this looked clean and fresh, and there was a long line of people, so I thought I would give it a go, and I was not disappointed. The food is displayed at a counter, and it is served in front of you, you pick what you want, and there is a large selection with many traditional Bavarian options. I went for a slab of pork with potatoes smothered in bacon and some sauerkraut. The plate is then weighed, you pay, and then eat. The price is very reasonable. My large plate cost around 10 euros and was very flavourful. I was very impressed and next time I am in Munich I will certainly go back. Give it a go, you won't be disappointed.

I forgot the name of the sausage I tried, but it was sooo good! Legit one of my favorite…read morefood-things of the entire trip. It had an amazing snap & when I took this bite, and the texture inside was like tartare

Cheap yummies! Love every panini they make!…read more This place has a few standard paninis that they have every day/week, but they also change a few up - so you never know what they're going to come up with! There is not one panini which is over 6 euro, so it should fit each person's budget for lunch. The sizes of the paninis depends on what kind you want, but my personal favorite is the pastrami - which they've had more often than not recently. However, the eggplant and sun dried tomato panini is super delicious as well (but they don't have it all the time). The reason I did not give this place a perfect score, was because the quality of the paninis can vary. Most of the time, the paninis are up to par, although sometimes I feel like they skimp on the fillings.

I have to agree with my friend Molly on this one!…read more The artichoke and bergkäse panini is drool-worthy. Also, I don't know of any other lunch that can equally satisfy me for under 4euro.Cheap yummies! Love every panini they make! As for the location, it is in the area of the Viktualienmarkt that is really close to the Schrannenhalle. There can be a short line, but when Molly has brought me here, I have never waited more than a few minutes. I think most people flock so some of the more popular stalls at lunch time, so don't worry about waiting half of your lunch break for a panini hahah. I can't, however, give Luiginos 5 stars because the panini isn't going to blow your mind, but it will at least leave you happy :)

We stopped by Rischart after exploring Marienplatz to try a traditional German pretzel. They had a…read moregreat variety of breads and desserts to choose from. We also got a sandwich, a dessert the staff recommended as one of their popular items, and a coffee. We took everything to go since takeaway is a little cheaper than dining in. The pretzel was soft and had a very different taste from the typical American pretzel. The sandwich was well filled with fresh ingredients, and their bread was especially good. The location is also really convenient if you're exploring the city center. The staff weren't the friendliest, but they were very busy, so it was understandable.

On our way to the Biergarten and market place area came across Riscahrt. People in line so…read morecuriously I looked. It is a pastries , sandwiches and cafe place. So many selections. We ordered a pastry called Richard Dashuchi it was baked tart cake with fresh pears on top spread with caramelized honey. There's live bees flying around the pastries so cool . Just beware for those allergic to Bee sting . The price reasonable. There's table and chair to eat while viewing the church and the people.

Authentic Philly Cheesesteak in Munich, Germany. Was really surprised by their really good…read moreSandwiches and Fries.

We stopped by Café Frischhut after seeing so much hype online for their Bavarian pastries. We got a…read moreSchmalznudel and a Krapfen to go. Both pastries were soft and freshly dusted with sugar, and I especially liked the filling in the Krapfen. One of the coolest parts was getting to watch them fry the pastries fresh. The service was quick, but keep in mind that they accept cash only, so come prepared.

When in Munich, one must try!! We checked it out as my husband is a donut connoisseur and he was…read morepleasantly surprised. They are freshly made daily and once they run out, that's it so I recommend getting there early if you want specific options. Remember it's Cash only! Would eat again when in Munich

Food was good for a quick lunch. I got a three cheese sandwich and my friends got a pastrami and a…read morechicken cullet sandwich which were also good. The restaurant was packed with nowhere to sit and the staff were rude.

The food here was shockingly delicious! Ordered two pasta dishes right before they closed for take…read moreout and they totally surprised me. While the service here was pretty abyssal I'll chalk that up to them ready to leave home and us not not speaking the same language. Would definitely recommend giving this place another go when I'm old town Munich.