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.

This is a great "Oktoberfest" experience that you don't have to fight tourists for. A HUGE beer…read moregarden with multiple beer kiosks serving different styles of drinks. They have a variety of traditional foods in the garden area, as well as more standard dishes in the formal restaurant.

We came here for lunch and were immediately sat down. The employees here are so friendly and so…read morewilling to help. They provided us with English menus but were also so willing to explain the specials on their regular menu so that way we could know of the other foods they have available. The owner (or manager) was so friendly and got a toy for the baby in our party. The food was so good. We ended up getting schnitzel and the dessert which was extremely tasty. Inside the restaurant it was extremely clean and the decor was super cute. I'd highly recommend coming here to eat.

This was a great experience for our first German meal in Munich. Friendly staff; great beer and…read morefood. Nothing disappointed

This was the perfect place to have our first meal in Munich! Their GF menu was outstanding and I…read moreeven treated myself to a GF beer :) Our waiter was such a gem (although he was very busy running around) and was great whenever he had a chance to check on us. My parents ordered a flatbread appetizer and they demolished it so quickly. I ordered the grilled goat cheese salad and savored every single bite. It was the perfect start to a filling meal. I forgot the name of the dish I ordered, but it consisted of roasted pork with naturally GF jous with a GF potato dumpling. The flavors were fantastic and the meal was SO filling for not even 20 euros. We continued to enjoy our drinks and were much too full for dessert. For my GF friends, the GF dessert menu had so many choices so you should definitely try! All in all, it was a very pleasant experience with great family, great food, in a great environment! P.S. Celiac's Disease actually got its "start" in Europe, so I loved the fact that the actual condition was listed on the GF beer menu!

The food was amazing! The gluten free schnitzel was more than I could've ever asked for. Super nice…read morestaff. If you want to go for dinner make a reservation. Very nice atmosphere that has inside and outside dining

I'm surprised that the reviews for this place aren't higher! Came with a group a couple of weeks…read moreago on a Sunday night for dinner based on a local's recommendation, and we were not disappointed. There was no wait, the atmosphere was casual but moderately upscale, and the food was very good, authentic Bavarian food. I got the white fish with the potato salad. Loved the potato salad with the subtle acidity. The fish was good as well - delicate and lightly fried, but I did get some overly salty bites. My boyfriend ordered the beef schnitzel with spaetzle and was raving over how good it was... he says it was his favorite meal in Germany. The spaetzle was so creamy, decadent, and delicious that everyone at our table was stealing bites of it from his plate. We ordered the Kaiserschmarrn for dessert (think an eggy, cut-up pancake with raisins and powdered sugar), which was also good. I also loved their beer, the Franziskaner Weissbier Naturtrub. Solid choice if you are in the area!

Literally the best roast pork you will have. Sauerkraut mixed with soft bacon is incredible.read more

Hands down one of my favorite Bier Garden whenever visit my old stomping grounds…read more Let the pictures speak for themself. Great ambiance, delicious food and great service!! Prost!!

0n 02-11-2024 I had lunch with 4 people in that restaurant . I ordered the " specialty of the hous…read more " filet mignon for 47€. It was really horrible. Too expensive for a very very bad product. I am from Munich and so I will never visit also the beergarden in summer. Tourists you never should go there, it is a rip-off. The service and the location is good but nothing else.

My wife and I had the daily special, which was the salmon with potato salad and remoulade. I…read moreflushed it down with a dark beer. We sit outside right at the Frauenkirche. It was a decent meal for a decent price. The service was ok.

I like Augustiner beer and on my last day here in Germany, I had to get some beer…read more It was raining and we sat inside. It was late for lunch and early for dinner. Employees were taking breaks when we walked in. They have English menu for food but only in German for their drink. Traditional Barbarian food is served and they were pretty good. Service was very fast and no issues of paying by credit card. (Per reviews posted on Yelp, I was prepared to pay in cash). Perhaps visiting them during non peak hours helped.

Excellent Bavarian food in about the best rustic atmosphere you can find in Munich. If you are…read morethere for the beer, you should try out their Augustiner-Bräu.

I suppose a visit to Southern Germany isn't complete until visiting a biergarten even when not…read morebeing much of a beer drinker. This particular Gashof is quite a large site with patio seating, an indoor restaurant, and then a fairly large biergarten with a play area for kids! This was where we did the rehearsal dinner for my little brother's wedding, and it was a great pick. As it was a remarkably warm and sunny day, the inside portion of the restaurant was closed, as was the patio (both which are super attractive to the eye) however, the biergarten was bustling with what felt like a majority of the town! There are a lot of really large trees that canopy the biergarten which keep it shady and cooler. The tables are smaller but can easily be pushed together which we did for our larger party. Chairs are a bit flimsy. The food is typical German cuisine. I found the gravy for my roladen was fairly salty, but the roladen itself was one of the best I ever remember having! (no offense mom!) We received mixed up salad which was fairly decent. There was something in there I wasn't sure what it is, but it wasn't good so I left that for my wife! I don't remember if she even ate that. Service was quick for our meals though there was a lot of confusion as to who ordered what but could be our fault since our large families spread out to different tables which I'm sure made this a bit of a nighmare to also breakout the bill. Sorry! All in all a fun and memorable experience.