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Paulaner am Nockherberg

3.7 (31 reviews)
ModerateBeer Garden, Brewpubs
Closed 11:00 am - 11:30 pm

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed
Good for groups
Good for kids

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Hart P.

Paulaner beer served wiht delicious food. The outside has a traditional beer garden but we ate inside becasue it was still too chilly for the time of year. The patio will be opening soon though. Inside atmosphere is more modern but the basement (keller) is traditional. Make a reservation in the area you want. As I commented the food is delicious. I started with, what else, a beer and pretzel. While looking at the menu, I found a QR code that came up with the menu in english (thank you). Also, the staff has fair english. I selected the braised beef and have nothing negative to report. Very enjoyable meal.

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Shahram M.

Amazing food at this modern brew house on top of the hill in Munich city center. The presentation of the food and the service was just incredible.

Knodel!
Ruchi J.

I'm not really sure why most of the veggie options in Bavaria come in ball form but I am HERE FOR IT. I got the 5 beer flight, Knodel, and Kaiserschmarn for dessert. The Knodel came with some creamy, almost bubbly cheese on top of it which I LOVED. We also got the Kaiserschmarn for dessert but I was pretty stuffed after the Knodel so I didn't have too much of it. It came with applesauce and jam which were both delicious. There weren't too many vegetarian options (classic Germany) but the Knodel was pretty good! There was also lots of indoor seating (we didn't go outside because it was cold) and you can bring your dogs in!

Munchen schnitzel
Tom H.

Excellent dinner! Beer was fresh and all of our food choices were excellent! Highly recommend the schnitzel and any meal choice that includes fries.

James L.

Order: Currywurst Beer. Best sausage ever. The curry sauce was very well executed. Service: outstanding, very welcoming. I highly recommend visiting here if you are looking for authentic sausage and curry. I will be back!

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Solid restaurant with very filling food and the TASTIEST beer! The servers were very polite and took special care of us.

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Please come for Starkbierfest and leave Oktoberfest for the tourists.

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Andechser Bräustüberl - Pork Knuckle

Andechser Bräustüberl

4.2(135 reviews)
33.9 km
€€

We trekked out here on the S bahn from the Munich City Center hotel on the S8 train. It took about…read more1.5 hours and then a short ride on a bus from Herrsching. Be prepared for a somewhat steep climb up to the Biergarten and Monastery. You will definitely need a beer when you reach the top. The property is gorgeous and we enjoyed the view. Definitely try any of the restaurants/food vendors. They all looked delicious and we decided on sausage and sauerkraut - very good. Also, the beer is fantastic! One star off for the less than friendly server at the restaurant.

This is an amazing place with a wonderful view. This centuries old Benedictine monestary has been…read moremaking beer for as long and it's fabulous. Since it is Oktoberfest and a sunny day on a Saturday the place is jammed full of people. There are several beer gardens and interior dining rooms as well. The group of us found a comfortable table in the sun in one of the beer gardens and some went to gather an array of traditional dishes while others went for the beer. Table service seemed to be available only indoors on this day. The food, an array of items such as pretzels, potatoes, meats like pork Haxn and meat loaf were quite tasty. The dark beer, "dunkel", is my favorite and it was fabulous. The varieties this time of year is mind boggling. A half liter was fine for me. What an enjoyable experience yet the crowds were a bit crazy too. One can always go into the church for some tranquility, if needed.

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Andechser Bräustüberl - Pork Knuckle

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Andechser Bräustüberl - View as you walk up

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Ayinger Bräustüberl - Side of French Fries

Ayinger Bräustüberl

3.6(76 reviews)
22.3 km
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Ayinger Weizenbock: Ayinger Brewery has been making their beers since 1877 and is located in Aying,…read moreBavaria, Germany. I'm by no means a teetotaler, but I'm much less of a beer enthusiast than I was in my college days. Embarrassingly enough, I wasn't even sure what a Weizenbock was exactly. If you're like me, fear not as I'll briefly explain. It's a strong German wheat beer that mixes the rich, fruity, and spicy notes of a Hefeweizen (traditional wheat beer) with the robust maltiness of a Bock, creating a full-bodied, flavorful ale with a higher alcohol content (7.1% ABV in this specific case) and a signature fluffy head. Their flavor typically features bready, toasty, and fruity (banana, clove) aromas and flavors, with darker versions adding caramel and deeper malt notes. According to the bottle, Ayinger's brew is advertised as a pale, robust, spicy wheat ale. The spicy description turned me off, but while I could detect a hint of it, it was not overly so. Pouring the bottle into my glass revealed a hazy, pale golden color. It was a bit dry, boozy, but extremely drinkable and smooth. Coming from a guy that doesn't like many beers, this was a good one. Not very bitter and sweet (for a beer) from the hints of fruit. Doughboy approved. Doughboy_Food_Reviews

The food here is amazing, and I highly recommend that you try it. Our group of 6 people were all…read moredelighted with their meals.

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Ayinger Bräustüberl - Dining room

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Ayinger Bräustüberl - Ayinger "Big Schnitzel" with cranberries and a cut of lemon.

Ayinger "Big Schnitzel" with cranberries and a cut of lemon.

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Paulaner am Nockherberg - beergarden - Updated July 2026

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