Ich liebe es. The chocolate eclair tasted great! It was just right. I had it with Darjeeling summer…read moretea. Definitely recommended to visit. There are a wide variety of chocolates. Great store for chocolate lovers - finest chocolate made in Bavaria

Good food. Friendly people. Ask for the daily special. Nice Biergarten…read more Warning. The schnitzel with the fried potatoes is a huge portion. :-)

Great Bavarian atmosphere, food and beer! I went with my German friends here and a great time was…read morehad by all. The beer was excellent of course, and the roast pork I had was a huge portion enough for 2 people really and delicious!

Outstanding food, beautiful atmosphere, impeccable service, and right by the S Bahn Pasing station…read more I attended a birthday dinner here, and the staff made us feel like we were right at home and took great care of us. Highly recommend!

Conceptually a nice place but the cuisine itself needed refinement. I had the five course tasting…read moremenu skipping the cheese course. The menu consisted of scallops, clam soup, fish, deer and ice cream with mousse. The soup, deer and and a consume that was served as an amuse-bouche were the highlights. The rest left a lot to be desired. My main problem was the overlap of a brown sauce that repeated through multiple courses. It especially was off putting with the fish. Wine by the glass was great. Service was on point.

Great place to get breakfast. Huge menu with a lot of different breakfast options to choose from…read more We didn't know what to get so we just picked two different types. It was a lot of food. Fresh and delicious. The prices were reasonable and the staff was ok. The interior is great. Reminds of cafes in France or Italy. Huge counter and many tables. They have a patio up front.

Had breakfast at Cafe Voila this morning. A very nice walk to Wörthstraße, but the restaurant is on…read morethe #19 tram line. The breakfast menu was extensive. I had a delicious 3 egg shrimp and tomato omelet, my son in law had the French toast special. Both were quite good. Service was prompt and friendly. There is no English menu, but no problem ordering. All was quite reasonably priced. This is not a tourist area, but an easy trip and certainly worth the 15 minute ride from Max Joseph Platz on the tram.

Try the coconut milk and sweet potato soup... fun to sit outside! Its right by Isar River walk -…read moreperfect spot for picnic as well.

Cute little eatery right by the Reichenbachbrücke. A slight hipsterish vibe with the simple…read moretables/chairs, cute little floral centerpieces, indie band posters (e.g. Cro, The Notwist, Junip, etc) and such. On a Tuesday night, there were a good number of customers enjoying pleasant conversations. Ideal locale to meet a friend or a date (plus the place is dog friendly). The menu is quite basic as their menu mostly feature their specialty 'Pfannkuchen.' I tried one with sautéed mushrooms and herbal cream sauce, and I must admit it is one of the tastier crepe-like dishes that I've eaten in a while. The dough (thicker than a crepe but thinner than American pancakes) was really nice made, and with the great combination of mushrooms and cream, I devoured this dish within minutes. For the non-crepe eaters (gasp!), no worries. There is a decent and interesting selection of daily specials like red beets and goat cheese lasagna (which was also very tasty) or classics like Wiener Schnitzel. Service was a bit slow but friendly, prices were fair. This might become my "Stammcafé."