We were looking for a casual pizza and pasta place and this fit perfectly. It seemed to be a…read moreneighborhood place and there were lots of large tables on a weekend night. The waiter suggested the wine which was excellent I requested an assortment of Antipasto and let the waiter do the choosing- just like in Italy. It was awesome and of perfect proportion. I loved the gigante beans the best but it also had zucchini, eggplant, mushrooms, shrimp, sundried tomato, artichoke, roasted red pepper, and lots of olives. I ordered a pizza half with arugula and half with mushrooms. They put a lot of arugula which was very tasty because they seasoned it. Although I prefer it plain, it was still good. The mushroom half was perfect. My friend had a pasta dish with broccoli and sausage . The sausage was more German than Italian but he liked it and ate it all. The service was very slow because they seemed to be shorthanded. There was only one waiter and one busboy for the whole restaurant.

Not too far away from Orleansstrasse, this is a casual place to meet up for beer and pizza with our…read morecolleagues from our German design center. This was from an older trip, but I found the beer (Hefe, Dunkel... Weißbier) was great and the food was OK. Main menu or Hauptkarte...included starters around 8 euros, pizza around 8-10 euros, and pasta at around the same range. This is also near Ostbahnhof- so easy to get too... You can eat inside, or if the weather is good, you could hang out for outdoor dining-- very casual, so it's a great place after work to de-stress or complain.

Mostly a takeout place with only one or two tables inside and a table outside. We found this spot…read moredown a quiet road. The wood fired pizzas we ordered had a robust flavor. They're made so differently in Germany compared to the US. The crust is thinner which means there is more of the toppings that can be tasted versus mostly crust. And that is what makes these pizzas so good.

It's an easy going, traditional looing place, right at the beginning of Augustenstrasse, near to…read moreBrienner. Managed 100% by Italians. Pizza is very tasteful, cooked in the Wood Owen, and has a good choice of other Italian dishes, pasta in particular. Nice to try at lunch time, where prices go down a lot: any pizza, for example, would have a fixed price (6 Euros), a nice occasion to try the one with Parma ham!

This is a very homey authentic Italian restaurant. It feels like you are eating in someone's home…read moreand not in a restaurant. Service is great and very informal. Food was good. We had the Fried Calamari which I would say was average. Pasta dishes were very good. The homemade lemoncillo was awesome. Overall a very good experience.

We have been going to Da Maria's for about a year. The food is simple, delicious and homey. It's…read moreas though you've walked into your Italian grandmother's kitchen. No frills just good Italian cuisine. I highly recommend the lasagna and bolognese though we have never had a bad meal. Take out is also a good option. The prices are unbelievably reasonable and the family that owns it will become a part of your family if you go regularly. Maria's is an institution on the westend and has been there for more than 20 years.

La Fiera is a cozy Italian place that I visited for lunch. Fortunately I reserved a table,…read moreotherwise we might have waited a while. Lunchtime specials are written on a chalk board that stands outside and it worth checking it before entering the restaurant. Service is not the fastest, but somehow fits well with the relaxed feel of the place. Creme Brûlée is homemade and excellent - creamy beneath with a light and crispy top that is just right!

Arrived on a Sunday night, the sign said closed but it was open for the holidays. They do have an…read moreEnglish menu, however it either German or Italian to speak. We ordered the house Chianti which was marvelous. The mushroom pasta was excellent as was the veal medallions in a lemon sauce. The tiramisu was awesome. Great food and service. Highly recommend if your near the Sheraton Westpark in Munich.