Augustiner Bräustuben was unfortunately one of the biggest disappointments of our Munich trip. I…read morereally wanted to love this place given its reputation, but the experience fell far short. We ordered the pork knuckle, pretzel with beer cheese, and beer. The pork knuckle arrived cold and lacked flavor, while the pretzel didn't seem particularly fresh either. The beer pour was especially disappointing--the amount of foam/head was ridiculous, and for a place associated with such a famous brewery, I expected a much better pour. The photos really speak for themselves. Service was the biggest issue. We repeatedly tried to get someone's attention to place our order, but the servers seemed to avoid eye contact and kept waiting for someone else to help us. Even getting the check was a struggle--we eventually had to get up and go to a counter ourselves. It felt like the staff had little interest in actually serving the customers. The atmosphere itself has the traditional Bavarian beer hall feel, but unfortunately, the poor food, disappointing beer pour, and especially the terrible service completely overshadowed it. I really wanted to like this place, but based on our experience, there are much better beer halls and beer gardens in Munich.

My wife and I were on a five day trip to Munich and my friend recommended this place, I am glad he…read moredid! I ordered a beer and the steak and spaetzle dinner. Very good! Our servers were super cool and the place was like a traditional beer hall, I loved it. Try it out if you are okay with about a fifteen minute walk from the train station.

The garlic roasted chicken was juicy and delicious! The apple strudel was amazing and the vanilla…read moresauce was great! Must have!

Das Restaurant mir dem berühmten Straßenverkauf befindet sich mitten in Laim an der Ecke…read moreFürstenrieder/Valpichlerstraße. Von außen wirkt wie eben eine Wirtschaft unten in einem Wohnblock. Doch betritt man das Lokal, hat man den Eindruck, in einer Alpen-Skihütte zu sein. Viel helles Holz und angedeutete Hüttenfenster mit rotweißen Vorhängen. Auch die Theke ist mit viel Holz verkleidet. Insgesamt urgemütlich. Wir waren zu dritt zum Stammtisch verabredet, der immer wieder Mal woanders in München stattfindet. Das Lokal war gut besucht von Gästen unterschiedlichen Alters, aber ein freier Tisch leicht zu finden. Die Speisekarte lag schon am Tisch, die Getränke wurden relativ schnell serviert. Das Angebot reicht vom 1/2 Grillhendl über weitere Hendl-Gerichte, bayerische Speisen, Salate und vegetarische Gerichte, die Preise bewegen sich etwa zwischen 7 und 11 Euro. Ebenso gibt es eine Saison- und Tageskarte. Wir bestellten 1/4 Ente mit Knödel und Blaukraut (8,90 Euro), Rahmschnitzel mit Spätzle (9,95 Euro) und Chickenburger mit Pommes. Wollte eigentlich eine 1/2 Ente, die war aber nicht vorrätig (wieso dann aber 1/4?). Die Ente war gut gegrillt, wurde mit einem großen Knödel und in einer Extra-Schale eine Menge Blaukraut serviert. Auch die anderen waren mit ihren Gerichten insgesamt zufrieden. Wie schon bei Wienerwald in der Anzinger Straße keine Über-Kochkunst, "aber für den Preis ok". Die Bestellung weiterer Getränke dauerte teilweise etwas, da es für das ganze Lokal nur eine Bedienung gab. Fazit: Ein gemütliches Wirtshaus mit sehr zivilen Preisen. Für alle bestens geeignet, die Wienerwald mögen. Andere machen ohnehin einen Bogen darum. Allgemeines, das nicht in die Bewertung einfließt, aber erwähnt werden sollte: Leider musste ich bei diversen Besuchen in unterschiedlichen Wienerwald-Restaurants feststellen, dass die Qualität der Speisen nicht immer beständig ist, obwohl man es eigentlich bei einer Restaurant-Kette erwartet. Das gilt besonders für die Enten, die mal wirklich gut sind und mal eben nicht. Sollte in einem Geflügel-spezifischen Restaurant nicht so sein.

The largest bier garten in the world…read more.. While Hofbrau Haus gets all the attention in München, the Koniglicher Hirschgarten is a must stop when visiting, especially if staying on the West end... Known for its 8K seat wooded bier garten, KH is all things Bavarian. It's frequented by locals and some tourists, but English is still widely spoken. KH offers several types of local biers (the best being Augustiner, according to locals), a huge Bavarian menu (the food was good, but not great), and enough space where you don't feel crammed and your personal space violated. We visited on a Saturday night during Oktoberfest, and while it was busy, there were still tons of open seats. The cool thing about KH is they have a full-service seated area and also a self-serve area too where you can choose from different food and bier stand options. We elected for the full-service, which was good, but the server was a bit rushed based on it being an Oktoberfest Saturday night. All-in-all, great authentic Bavarian experience though. If you like the Oktoberfest vibes, but don't want to deal with the rowdiness and drunken debauchery, KH is the place to go when visiting Munchen.

My wife and I were in Munich, Germany for five days and my friend recommended this neighborhood…read morebeer garden. It was HUGE! My wife said they have the best pretzel she has ever had. The Germans eat pretzels like crazy. (They even put mayonnaise on their fries. Yucch.) My wife stood in line for about 30 minutes for a whole mackerel fish, I am glad she did, it was delisch! There are a few beer stands and they serve great Helles beer, I loved this place. There were at least two thousand people enjoying their friends and drinking beer at this beer garden. You have to go. We visited the concentration camp and it is a quick stop on the way back to the train station at Munich.

Really enjoyed this neighborhood breakfast restaurant. Very creative and interesting menu items…read moreincluding acai bowls! I suspect they are understaffed but the service we received was great but there were notable Delays. Sit indoors or outdoors and enjoy the sunshine. Play area for kids. I will definitely return!

Wonderful service, good food, and it wasn't too loud, we could hear our whole table well. Very…read moreaccommodating to us! I recommend!!

We had reservations at 7:30 and they tried to sit us with an old man drunk out of his mind. We…read morecould clearly see that there were two other tables, but they refused to serve us at those tables. Pathetic experience.

Lovely authentic German dinner! My husband and I stopped by here Saturday. It's a small classic…read moreGerman restaurant, reservations encouraged but we didn't have one so they sat us in the back at a shared table. We had the 9 wiener plate served with sauerkraut, and a pretzel. We also split the pork schnitzel with potato salad. Both dishes were delicious! I'd order them both again. For dessert we had their homemade Apple fritters (3 total in one order) served with berries and homemade ice cream. Wow! This was the best fritter I've ever had. We are from the US and are used to the fritters being mainly dough but this one was packed with apples. The service was great, our waitress spoke English, all the fellow guests were German, beer was cold and highly recommend this place.

Affordable, tasty food and great service! I had the special of the day (schnitzel) which also came…read morewith fries. The food came out fast and was a generous portion. Also, don't forget to bring cash as cards aren't accepted.