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    Brünner Eck

    4.5 (2 reviews)
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    Zum Augustiner - Bratwürstl mit Rahmspinat und Salzkartoffeln

    Zum Augustiner

    3.3(244 reviews)
    2.9 km•Altstadt, Altstadt-Lehel
    •€€

    This old Munich brewery was highly recommended to us by our local hotel staff. Still touristic, but…read moremuch less so and so vast that each area you went into had a different vibe. We actually came two days in a row because we saw the following day was going to offer blood sausage. Unfortunately, they ran out in the early afternoon so we didn't get to have it. On our first day, our waitress was incredibly attentive and we really enjoyed our sharing platter of sausages and sides. We all got a different beer to try and all were equally delicious. We loved the interior with its dark wooden beams. On our second day as mentioned, the food we had wanted to eat was out, so we only ordered drinks which seemed to have disappointed our waitress. We also felt like service was much less attentive so the second time we went wasn't as great of an experience, but nevertheless, we enjoyed our drinks. We definitely still recommend visiting this spot while you're in Munich. It's definitely a must do as it's one of the six main breweries from Munich. They had a really beautiful garden outside that looked absolutely magical, but was only open on good weather days.

    Great location....overworked waiters. Our waiter seemed annoyed when we asked questions. Quality of…read morethe pork sausage is not much better than what you get at Aldi. Roast pork was pretty good. Veal meatballs were good. Get the boiled potatoes, the mashed potatoes are meh.

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    Zum Augustiner
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    Hofbräuhaus - Giant Bavarian Pretzel and Stein of beer

    Hofbräuhaus

    3.7(1.7k reviews)
    3.6 km•Altstadt, Altstadt-Lehel
    •€€

    Came here with some friends and absolutely loved this place, one of the best beers in Munich and…read morefast service. We had a large table inside and shared some food and stories. We ended up spending three hours here just having the best time. I should have taken photos but I was completely distracted by the company and drinks!!

    3.5 stars but I'll round it up to 4. This is definitely a tourist trap but at least it's rather…read moreclean and generally friendly. The front has a gift shop, which confirmed tourist trap status. There are seats outside and inside the beer hall. You'll find a long table to sit in, unless you have some reservation. You get to share a long table with random folks, such as a French Canadian couple that sat across from me. I went for a pretzel for a bit of an appetizer. It was a solid pretzel but not amazing. It was firm on the outside and rather soft on the inside. The pork knuckle was probably the highlight of my meal. The skin, while quite limited in size, was crispy and the meat was tender and nicely flavored on the inside. The apple strudel was pretty terrible, with flavorless apples and a stodgy pastry. The apple spritzer drink was refreshing and not too sweet. Service was friendly, which was better than I expected. My server, while not always around, was patient and friendly to me throughout. There was live music while I was there, but I heard it's not always available. Yes, a trip here is a bit of a must in your trip to Munich, but you will end up finding better spots.

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    Hofbräuhaus - Restaurant view from inside

    Restaurant view from inside

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    Gasthof Prinzregent - Im Biergarten gibt`s auch Eisspezialitäten!

    Gasthof Prinzregent

    3.5(13 reviews)
    81.6 km
    •€€€€

    My two college aged children and I had spent the day in Munich, and were planning on going to…read moreBerchtesgaden the next day, so this was a well placed stop for us (it is a little over an hours drive from Munich). As you approach this area, you start to see much more mountainous terrain, which is just beautiful. The area immediately surrounding this village is filled with farms and pastures which was also very scenic and relaxing. We arrived shortly after dinner, and when we walked in there was no one at the reception desk. We looked around, and finally someone came out of the kitchen to help us. They spoke no English at all, but with some gesturing we figured out what they needed. They had us fill out a form (name, address, etc) that was all in German. Parts of the form I didn't understand (since I don't know German) and they were somewhat frustrated with me because I didn't know what to write down, yet, since they didn't speak English they couldn't tell me what to write down. So that was a little challenging. But finally we were given a key to our room on the second floor. Our room slept three, but believe me, there wasn't a spare square inch. We were okay with that, as long as we were together that was all that mattered. Funny thing was - the bathroom was immense in German standards! We laughed that it actually looked like the bathroom square footage might have been bigger than our bedroom! But at the end of the day, a nice clean room, a nice comfortable bed, and a clean and updated bathroom all filled the bill so we were happy. Breakfast was in the main dining room, and they had quite a nice display. Several different fresh breads, cheeses, meats, delicious fruits (they actually had fresh strawberries which was the first we had seen at any of our hotels and it was strawberry season!). They do assign you your dining table, which is nice in that you are guaranteed a seat without waiting, but then again sometimes it is nice to pick where you want to sit. We didn't get to stay to explore the town, but it certainly looked inviting. This was a delightful stop overall, and I would recommend it! And one tip - from here to Berchtesgaden requires driving through Austria. You need to stop at a gas station near the autobahn and buy a vignette first. This is like a toll sticker for your window, and if you don't have it in Austria they levy a large fine (like 125 euro). The gas station closest to the hotel did not sell them, but they said that the ones along the autobahn did and we were able to find one closer to the autobahn. Once in Austria, at every exit there was a police checkpoint where they stopped every car to look for the vignette so make sure you get one!

    Very clean and comfortable, only few minutes drive from the Chiemsee Lake. We spent 1 night with…read morethe family during our road trip from Italy to Czech Republic. Typical Bavarian Cuisine with great beer from local brewery. We slept in the 4-bed apartment the house next of the gasthof. No elevator.

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    Gasthof Prinzregent - Zanderfilet in Mandelbutter

    Zanderfilet in Mandelbutter

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    Grillpfanne "Prinzregent"

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    Brünner Eck - czech - Updated October 2026

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