This place was our first stop in Oberammergau for food. My husband picked it, so I had no clue what…read morewe were stepping into other than "it's German food". The owner greeted us right away. He was very funny and interacted with the kids right away. After ordering our drinks, he sat next to my son in the booth and started doing magic tricks. My husband and I found it hilarious, while our 4 yr old was mystified. The kids loved their Mickey and gang cups (it's the small things in life). The menu was huge with lots of options. We ordered goulash for starters. SO GOOD! The kids had noodles, which my daughter devoured. I had Jagersnitzel which was also amazing. The portions are HUGE. After being in Germany for a couple months, I have to say this has been the best German I've had since being here. Mixed with the ambiance and entertainment, I'd go back again and again! You won't be disappointed!

I had dinner at Zauberstubn with a group of friends. It was great fun. The food is superb. I had…read morethe schnitzel which was delicious. Everyone in our group enjoyed their food so I don't think you can make a wrong choice from the menu. The owner came over and did three magic tricks. One assisted by a young girl who was celebrating her birthday and her brother. The magician explained the trick afterwards to them and us, but the other two tricks he did not and we couldn't figure them out. He was very good and had an excellent sense of humor. Definitely make a reservation or you may not get to eat! Well worth a visit, especially if you have kids. The owner/magician speaks several languages so he can entertain everyone. Give it a try, you won't regret it!

So, if you not familiar with this, the village puts on the story of the passion every ten years…read moresince the 1500s when their village was spared any deaths from the plague. It is held in an outdoor theater that seats several thousand people. The performances start in May and run through October and almost everyone who lives there is involved in some capacity. The 2010 version had a time change which meant that the performance started in the afternoon, there is a dinner break, and then the completion. Total running time is approximately 6 hours. Well, with the time change, those of us who did not speak or understand German, were no longer able to follow along in the textbook provided. Preparations are underway for the 2020 performance. Seating is part of your hotel fee. There are limited local hotels, which have the best seats, and the rest of the people are bused in from surrounding towns and villages. What I'm saying is: book now or definitely firm up your plans. It really is worth attending, at least once in your life.

I purchased a coo coo clock from this shop last September (2024) and paid to have it shipped to my…read morehouse, it never came. I've tried contacting them and have left dozens of voicemail messages and gotten no response. They are scamming people.

I purchased a clock from them while in Germany. It came and will not work. I have emailed them…read moreseveral times but I get no reply. I am very frustrated cause I spent $669 for this clock. NOT HAPPY!!!!!! I purchased a 3712 on my receipt, which is a kooko clock with the guy chopping wood. It would not play music at all and upon my inspection the little spring was off. Now, it will play but at 20 minutes past the hour it will play and play and play and the weight goes to the floor. Then it plays 1 song at the 1/2 hour and one on the hour. I would like this fixed. You can reach me at rexpenny1953@yahoo.com

Linderhof is the smallest of the three fairytale castles and palaces that King Ludwig II of Bavaria…read morebuilt. It was the only one that was completed....and he had plans in place to build a fourth one. The opulent palace was built in the Rococo style. It was built to be a mini Versailles. The French influence is seen throughout the palace. The location was chosen due to King Ludwig's familiarity as his Royal Family owned a small hunting "lodge" on the property. Ludwig moved modest home to build one if his fairytale masterpieces. Like the other two properties, no expense was spared. The palace is filled with gilded mirrors, chandeliers, walls and staircases. Tapestries and painting cover every surface from the ceilings to the walls to the floor. There are modern amenities in every room. Hot running water, flushable toilets and even a table that could be raised or lowered for private dining. His Venus cave is a nod to his love of mythology. The gardens are stunning. The fountain runs on mountain water. Due to the current summer drought, it has been placed on a schedule. So what happened to King Ludwig? No one actually knows. His love of building elaborate palaces and castles led him to bankruptcy. As he ran out of personal funds, he asked family members and friends for financial assistance. After a while, they stopped loaning him money, so as king he asked the Bavarian government to fund his projects. They said no twice. When he threatened to replace them, he was declared insane by psychiatrists who didn't actually interview him. He was committed and then within 24 hours, he and his psychiatrist were found floating in a shallow end of a lake. Coincidence??? So how was his debt paid back?? Six weeks after his death, the government took over his properties and charged admission for those who visited. A beautiful palace with a tragic mystery.

Visited this palace while in Munich . This is the smallest palace built by King Ludwig II among the…read more3 palaces . The landscape is magnificent. The palace is magical. The interior of the palace is so elaborate from the painting, walls, mirrors, chandelier , furnitures and the stairs. It looks fairytale to me to live in this place. The view from the top is breathtaking. So many butterflies seen. Need a good walking shoes to explore and water. Entrance fee needed before going in. No photography inside. Great experience

I wanted to spend my euros in your gambling house. Yes, I could spend them on the bottom floor…read moreplaying machines, but jeans are not allowed on the second floor, where the the fun is had on the tables. One of these days, European casinos will catch up with Las Vegas casinos and ditch the dress code. We're Americans, not James Bond. Yokels wearing flip-flops have money to blow, too. How do you think we ended up in Bavaria in the first place? We have dined in some great European restaurants without wearing suits, so why do the casinos treat use differently? Furthermore, why are machine players allowed to wear whatever they want, while table players are held to the highest of standards? You know, Mark Zuckerberg wears a hooded sweatshirt to work. I bet you let him in your little casino...

From the owner: BÜHNE.BAR.RESTAURANT.CASINO Erlebnis Spielbank!…read moreZu Füßen des beeindruckenden Massivs der Zugspitze liegt Ihre Spielbank Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Wer einen gelungenen Tag in vornehmer Atmosphäre ausklingen lassen möchte, ist bei Fortuna an der richtigen Adresse. Im Großen Spiel erwarten Sie die Klassiker des Glücksspiels: Roulette, Poker, Black Jack und DICE52. Im Parterre der Spielbank eröffnen modernste Spielautomaten Aussichten auf bare Wunder. Die Gastronomie im Haus versteht es, den Feinschmeckern wahre Gaumenfreuden zu bereiten. Damit wird der Aufenthalt in der Spielbank nicht nur zum Spielerlebnis, sondern auch zu einem kulinarischen Highlight. Kunst und Klang runden den Aufenthalt in unserem Haus ab. Kommen Sie auf einen Abend voller Spaß & Spannung vorbei!

I love this restaurant. The staff is all very friendly with a good menu. The pastries are delicious…read morealong with the coffee. There is free wifi if you ask and the workers don't mind you hanging out there for a while. The place is decorated very cute and comfortably!

This nice little restaurant, part of a hotel, serves a delicious and affordable lunch special. The…read morefood is prepared fresh and some herbs and spices add depth. The environment is pleasant. It appears also to function as the hotel bar and stays open until 11:30 pm. The staff speaks English, too!