Wonderful beer garden at the camp site. The pork was really well done with a nice mushroom gravy,…read morealthough the mushrooms seemed canned. The star of the salad was the potato salad, the sauerkraut seems fresh without a lot of bit. The curry sausage was interesting and made a nice dip for the fries. The kids chicken nuggets could have been homemade, very good. Lastly, a nice helles beer as big as my head!

Very local and we were the only tourists here for dinner. No English speaking wait staff…read more We did not have a reservation so they sat us at the end of a large table where another local couple were at the other end. My German was from a long time ago and not very fluent, so wading through the menu yielded us a dinner of sorts. Wife had Kasespatzle ( a cheesy noodle dish) at 14.30 euros, I had a nine piece plate of Nurnberger bratwurst at 15 euros. Our wines were at 6.20 and 7.50 euros. We were our of place and basically ignored, so left when we finished our meals.

English menus is a plus! I met another pilot. We crushed pretzels. The Bavarian meatloaf wasn't…read morewhat i expected but was good! Got a huge schnitzel and spatzle (+3€) for entree. Beers were cold. Nice waiter. I am a fan!

We arrived around 10am for brunch and were not disappointed! Great way to start the day with beer,…read moresausages, pretzels and a local charcuterie platter at the world's oldest brewery! A beautiful location and restaurant. There is also outdoor seating when the weather is cooperative.

Great beer garden. Parked and took a tiny walk up to the restaurant. You have the choice of being…read moreserved indoors or walk out to the beer garden and self-serve. There was nobody sitting inside at all. Everybody was outside enjoying the beer garden. We of course have to do the beer garden route since we wanted the whole experience with the locals. Food is premade and you can just pick out the premade plates (salads, desserts etc) like at IKEA or if you order other items not premade in the glass case, they'll cook it fresh and bring it to your table. The glass premade food looked dry and not so appetizing though. You order, pay, grab your own utensils, condiments and find a seat to sit down. We ordered two cakes, a whole pork knuckle which was cut in half and another pork dish with bread ball and potato ball. The food was great. The pork knuckle was excellently cooked and delicious. However, I had an extremely negative experience here due to another guy that was sitting across from where we were sitting. While I was carrying my tray to my seat, a guy got up from his seat and approached me. I told him I didn't speak his language. He sat back down, thought about it and walked over to my table once again, speaking English this time. He said that he really wanted some pork knuckle but the whole thing was too large for him so he just wanted a small piece and that he would pay me for it. I wasn't thinking negative thoughts, i actually didn't even think twice- I guessi was in a happy giving mood and immediately cut half of the knuckle and gave it to him. He thanked me over and over. I even gave him the better piece of the knuckle. He went back to his seat to eat it and then walked back to me and said he didn't have money and when his girlfriend would come he'd pay me. At that moment, I started to realize this guy was a scam. We even witnessed him stealing beer from the counter (since you pay ahead of time and lunch up the beer at the counter). He didn't pay and just picked up someone else's beer. He then came back to us and said he didn't have money and that he'd have to go get money from somewhere. We told him it's fine, no need. He went back to his seat and then later got up and switched seats to another part of the garden. I think this is just what he does. Scam all the foreigners. I didn't have enough knuckle to share within our party since I literally gave more than half away like I was in some trance, but it would be too much to buy another knuckle. Plus we had other dishes to fill up on. Overall I felt upset at the whole experience. The garden itself was awesome and cool and food was pretty ok. The knuckle was the best, whatever was left of it.

Enjoyed the starter of egg rolls but smelled a little weird also. Tasted alright but maybe it was…read morethe grease or type of sausage that the smell was coming from. Served wth a fish sauce that wasn't good. Ask them for the sweet chilli sauce instead. The mains were good on the whole. I enjoyed the red thai curry although it needed a little more spice as this was a bit lacking. Vegetable were fresh and cut beautifully. Watch out for green peppers though as they are bitter and had i known would have had then taken out. Ask for a side of fried rice for a couple of euros rather than boiled. They do the rice very well. My brother had the basil with duck, a thai classic. Also cooked well and was good. Both i would have again. All in all a pretty good meal. Tip: they don't take cards and do not advertise this so make sure to bring cash. The seating is a high table and high chairs with no backs so probably not suitable place to eat if elderly or needing back support.

This is horrible place to eat. We're from the states and we had pho noodles. It tasted like…read morespaghetti. Waste of money!!!! They don't know how to cook it

Stopped in for a few beers and had a wonderful dinner. The beer garden was quite large and very…read morecomfortable and the evening was perfect for drinking beer and having some great sausages and mushroom soup. Apparently the mushroom soup we had was specifically made in this area of Bavaria. Have never tasted anything like it before but did really enjoy it.

The man had been in Regensburg before and Hacker-Pschorr is one of his favorite beers. It didn't…read moreopen until 1100 AM so he was antsy to get in. Very welcoming and comfortable inside seating with pretty beer garden outdoor seating as well. We ordered a Helles and plates of sausages to share. The sauerkraut was awesome - warmed and had little pieces of pork mixed in. Our server was very nice and attentive.

Such a great restaurant we ate there twice! We asked for a recommendations from our front desk of…read moreour hotel of a German restaurant and surprisingly there isn't as many German restaurants Regensburger as I feel it is a melting pot of a city and they have lots of different culture, restaurants. We found this with a quick little Google search and it was very close to our hotel. We got right in and had a great waiter named Martin. The service was great. The food was very good. The first day I got the chicken Cordon Bleu and it was delicious. The second night I got a pork roast dish with a mushroom gravy and cheese spaetzle. My mom, the first night had pumpkin soup and the second night also had the goulash. We enjoyed our meals very much and would recommend. The atmosphere in the restaurant was great as well. It felt authentic, and the servers also wore authentic German outfits as well so that was fun.

I can absolutely recommend this place. The brat plate was delicious and one of the best in I'vr had…read moreanywhere in Germany. They even substituted allowed a substitution of Pomme Frites. I had already done the touristy thing at the historic Brathouse on the Danube river here but that reminded me more of Nuremberg sausages, the small ones. These were full size, and seem to be more indicative of the Regensburg sausage. They have four taps with local homemade beer. Service was fine and the waitress spoke English. I would definitely come back. Also, I posted the sign with the Bavarian breakfast. White wurst and a beer! Not a bad deal.

What a cute town, we enjoyed so many things..the history, the people, the food! All six of us…read moreenjoyed everything. So amazing.

This is a second-hand review…read more.. While Spousal Unit and I were on a recent river cruise in Germany I came down with a "code in my dose". This derailed my "eat a sausage at every stop" plan. Fortunately SU covered for me as she went happily a'wandering while I sipped hot tea back on the ship. Her comments on the restaurant's traditional Regensberger wurst: fabulous, especially with sauerkraut and sweet mustard on a brodchen roll. She did not bring me a wurst back (her excuse: "it would have been cold", damnit) but she did bring a jar of their mustard: wunderbar! (One of the couples we met on the cruise had been to the Wusrtkuchl before, and they actually brought a spare suitcase to load up for the trip home!). I guess a vicarious thrill is better than none. Next time!

This was our last stop in Regensburg. Located over a Danube walking bridge and down a narrow…read moresidewalk. Very pretty and almost too formal to be a bierhaus. We sampled their brews in a flight - all were very good, but the Helles was my favorite. Try one of their special schnapps- stay with the fruit flavored ones unless you like the taste of gasoline. Service was friendly.

Do yourself a favor, walk across the historic stone bridge, and have yourself a beer (or three) at…read morethe Spital. We were cruising up the Danube and had a stop in Regensburg. Our cruise director, Mario, put together a little side trip to eat some sausages and sample some beers. Well we missed out on the sausage part of the excursion, but we caught the tail end of the beer portion at the Spital (where just a few remained, so we helped extend the visit, yay!). Of course I had beer. I liked the St. Katharinen Spezial, but the darker Spital-Dunkel was my favorite... Oh, did I mention the brewery is co-located? Great place and except for us tourists, it had a very local crowd. Women sat together talking and eating. Men sat at other tables playing cards and drinking beer. It's too bad the weather was already cold and the biergarten closed (though it was being set up as a Christmas market), as it would have been a nice place to sit for extended periods. I would have liked to have eaten there, but we'll have to save that for next time.

I was at this place once before and thought maybe the staff had a bad day, but today was the same…read moreexperience. The staff is rude, the manager is also. I imagine they feel they can get away with it because not many options in the airport but this gives a bad reputation to the airport that should consider if this matches they service and quality that they provide everywhere else. Examples: They talk to you like a child, they yell PASS loud and bump into you before you get to move. They feel like we as customers should know exactly what they know. E.g where are the napkins. Even the most simple questions get a ride and arrogant answer. A SHAME TO AN OTHERWISE GREAT AIRPORT. PS: The food is decent I have to say.

The food was not bad. It was more like 3 1/2 stars. The pizza was not bad. Everything is self…read moreservice. Not bad for a airport restaurant.

In terminal 2 at Munich Airport. It was the kids first time in Germany and even though it was a…read moreconnection I wanted them to eat something German while my wife wanted something clean. We found that weird balance by coming to Seafood Meets Asia. Crispy duck salad: This was what my wife wanted, something clean. There was plenty of duck on it that was well cooked and very surprising for airport food. Cabbage, papaya, green onions, carrots, and dried cranberries Wienerschnitzel: Fried flattened veal, I've actually had great versions of this in Milan. It was slighty soggy but not too bad, again surprising for airport food. Potatoes cooked in clarified butter and tasted great. Bavarian pretzel: Hanging at the counter my wife really it, it was anOK appetizer since it was ready instantly. A bit dry and movie pretzels were better.

The food was pretty good, but the service was horrible. The lady gave me half my food to go and…read morehalf to eat there. I had asked for all my food to be to go. I waited for a box to move my place into a to go plate and the lady got angry. She took my plate in a condescending matter and placed it into a to go container and threw it at me!!