If you're American, to sum up the menu, this is like a cheesecake factory minus the cheesecake…read more They also offer mixed drinks which is a change of pace from drinking beer or wine. The mojito was the best i ever had. The food was good which helped out their rating because service was slow and they did not have an English menu. However, the names of the dishes are familiar if you have eaten at an Italian or Thai restaurant. Spaghetti carbonara tasted fresh and the pasta was cooked perfectly. The price to portion ratio was reasonable. You'll be full but you probably won't end up taking any leftovers back with you. Overall, if you want good variety executed pretty good, this is the place.

This restaurant serves Thai/Vietnamese...AND...Italian. What?…read more Yes, you read right. I'm often under the assumption that restaurants should select one type of cuisine and excel at it very well. Sinans Cafe falls into this category. Do Italian or do Asian, but doing both on an average level? Why? Mystery. I selected the grilled chicken salad with fresh garden greens, tomato and a honey mustard dressing. It was OK, but was very soaked in dressing...making everything just a bit soggy. The portion size was great, and everything good...but even the freshest of lettuce cannot survive the onslaught of runny dressing. For the record, most dressing in Germany I've found has a much "looser" consistency than what I am used to...so I will be ordering it on the side as soon as I can figure out how to communicate this in English. The salad was...pretty good. As was the Diet Coke. Service was a tad scattered, and the server did drop a glass near our table onto the floor. The large pieces were picked up but there was still crunchy glass all over the floor around us as we finished our meal, and then 10 minutes later...crunching all over our bags and feet. Strange. A perfectly nice lunch spot...nice seating and good location near Goetheplatz...but for 13euros, my salad was as bit of a disappointment. Stick with one thing you do well? Perhaps the solution. Or, I order pizza next time instead of salad. Maybe a better solution.

We were hungry and needed to eat--it was an emergency. We went to this place that was right next to…read moreour hotel. It. Was. Amazing. Feli was wonderful. The presentation of the food was beautiful and the taste was even better. We had the pork chop with risotto, the avocado salad, and the goat cheese salad. Wish we had time to come back for more!

This modest restaurant deserves much more recognition than it currently receives. It should be…read morepacked house every night. If you've traveled much through Germany, you know that as good as the first dozen Schnitzel taste, after a while, you find yourself yearning for "clean" food. Even lunch at Panera's begins to sound good. Too much lard in most German dishes. If you're in Starnberg, or even a Straßenbahn ride away in Munich, find your way here. This is clean food at its finest. I had the house salad, followed by salmon with puréed carrots and yams. My body continues to thank me, even as I contemplate ehato have for dessert. I love German food, but am grateful to have found File's, so I can eat healthy and enjoy it too. By the way, odds are high that the owner herself will serve you. I ate fish, but she has nice menu for vegan friends as well. Highly recommended!

My girlfriend and I decided to check this place out on our first night in Munich. We sat ourselves…read moreand waited for a waiter to bring us a menu. Our waiter was an older gentlemen who spoke very little English and made zero effort to help us with the menu. The menu was entirely in German and we had no service to translate anything so I just picked the Wienerschnitzel and my girlfriend ordered a vegetarian ravioli. Both dishes came out relatively fast and looked great. My schnitzel was very tasty and fresh while my girlfriends ravioli was extremely flavorful. We ordered the Oktoberfest beer since we couldn't really read or tell what the other beers were. The Oktoberfest beer was very light, almost like a coors light lol the weissbier is where it's at. Highly recommend getting the weissbier at any and all restaurants as it is the stronger and more flavorful selection. Later in the evening a younger girl asked us if we needed anything and spoke English, she also helped us with ordering other drinks and even called us a cab since we had no service to use Uber. I wish she was our original server and was a little annoyed he did not even ask her to help us in the first place. He also did not give me my change trying to take advantage of the fact that Americans tip, and in Germany the tip is included. I didn't want to make a big deal over 5 more euros but pretty rude. This would be the main reason for only 3 stars. Other than that it was a cool experience and beautiful beer garden for outside seating.

A really nice bar, beer garden and restaurant. The schnitzel at Franzz is amongst the best I've had.read more

Conveniently located on the palace grounds with outdoor seating in August and cozy interior. Very…read morefriendly staff and helpful. Enjoyed a charcuterie the "SommerBolle" which is a summer punch made with fresh mixed berries, Prosecco, Riesling and topped with fresh mint. Very nice on a hot day. Nice break from the Residence tour.

This was my first meal in Germany! We came for Munich for the beer, but this restaurant only served…read morewine... we rolled with it! We got seated on the pretty patio surrounded by historic buildings. Good menu of lots of wines and traditional German and Italian food. We shared a few bottles, and I ordered the flatbread pizza with bacon, sour cream, and chives.... I just saw a pizza that included all of my favorite things in life, and went for it. I had never heard of sour cream on pizza but loved it, the bacon was more like pancetta, and I discovered on this trip that in Germany, they really love their chives. It was delicious! We had a great time catching up, drinking wine and enjoying the beautiful weather. My friends loved their sausage plates, pasta and beef stew (I forgot the name on the menu). Service was probably among the best we've had in Munich. Great way to kick off our vacay!

I recently came here with a tour guide, and my mind was blown to say the least. The service was…read morefantastic, and the ambience of the restaurant was super cozy as you're directly next to the church of Weis. While my tour group was here, we all ordered cakes and coffees, which came out fantastic! I also made the last-minute decision to order some potato soup which some of my group members decided to order after they saw mine. I am an advent potato soup lover, and can say hands-down without a doubt in my mind that this is the best potato soup I've ever had in my life. Ever since I've been home in the United States I've thought about this soup every time I go to order some. I can't find anything here that compares to this, and I might have to make another journey over here to get it again. To put it bluntly this was one of the best meals of my life. I even spent the rest of my trip in Bavaria trying out the various potato soups and none compared to this. Whoever made this I owe you my ultimate thanks. I'd give you 10 stars if I could!!

I am so happy our tour stopped here!!…read more We paid for a tour through edelweiss resort to go to the fairy tale castle. Honestly I am so happy we stopped here because after all the zigzagged roads I definitely needed something in my stomach. Their fried donuts are absolutely amazing!! Never had one before, but was GREAT! My husband usually never eats spinach the way they presented it and ate everything on his plate! There's a church up the hill that was built by the Vatican and holds a figure of Jesus, which was said to have actually sobbed tears and was owned by a local farmer couple which built the little original house for the statue so people could see it

Milchhäusl is a small beer garden/restaurant located in the English Garden in Munich, Germany. My…read morefriends and I sort of stumbled upon this place on our way out of the park, as it's located towards the outer edge. While small, the ambiance is cozy and intimate. This is definitely a low key spot. Overall, my friends and I enjoyed our time here. While we didn't really order food, the beer was good, and the decor was nice. Milchhäusl provided a nice spot for us to rest a little and refuel. Service was very friendly and accommodating. If visiting the English Garden, try to stop in here. I recommend it.

I cannot really comment on the food here as I have never eaten here before. The menu however is…read moresmall and seems to have very reasonably priced items on it (see photo of the table menu I posted). From what I understand this place has been there for over 100 years and, whilst it's small, seems to have a very nice character about it. There are a few table inside and they have an outdoor area with seating and they have three old chair lift cars outside which double up as closed cabins for diners. I have walked by this place many times since I have lived in Munich but have not tried it yet for anything more then drinks. A great place to stop for a small meal or a beer when in the Garten :-))

They served perfect fresh sausage! If you want to taste real…read morewhite sausage, what else?

For Weisswurst, this is your place! I've never found better in Bayern. It's clean, the service is…read morejust surly enough and like I mentioned, the food (I've never eaten anything but the Weisswurst) is great! There is one major sore point for most people here; it's not open on Sunday. I want breakfast out on Sundays not Saturday. Come on folks, it's almost 2010, open up on Sunday mornings please.