Fantastic food, house-made beer, attentive service, and a very, very cozy atmosphere make this a…read moretop notch dining establishment. Prices here are a bit high compared to the local area, but not unreasonable especially considering the ambiance. Portion sizes are about what you'd expect. The pumpkin soup is fantastic and you can't go wrong with their weinershnitzel.

Located inside of Hotel Maximilian! This made it a little tricky to find but once we did we were…read moresat right away. Our waitress spoke English and was extremely kind in helping up navigate the menu. The portions were larger than we had expected and definitely filled us up after a full day of adventuring at Neuschwanstein. My kasespatzl came in a rustic pan topped with fried onions. This was by far the creamiest, cheesiest, most delectable Kasespatzl I've had thus far in Bavaria.

Food was great as well as the service! We were a large group and they accommodate all 40 of us. We…read morewere served fast and delicious meals. Beer was cold and refreshing after a wonderful tour of the city.

Stopped in here on our way back from Linderhoff to Munich. The food was traditional Bavarian…read morecuisine and was super tasty. Definitely more of a local joint. The cheese soup was to DIE FOR. It was so delicious and good especially on a chilly day. The meal took a little longer but it looked like it was all made well so we were fine with the wait!

This place provided a quick stop for affordable baked goods in Oberammergau. I was starving and…read moregot a pretzel and a cheese bread for only €3. The only gripe I had with this place was that their display case had two flies in it (2 stars off). I was starving and wanted something quick, but probably would not return given what I saw.

Loved this bakery in downtown Oberammergau! Once I discovered it, it became my go-to breakfast stop…read morein the morning. They've got a huge selection of breads, pastries, and sandwiches. They also have great coffee. All of these things are at very reasonable prices. Check it out! You won't be disappointed!

Everything was great. We really enjoyed our meal and the server was amazing. The ambience was great…read moretoo.

Great atmosphere. The pesto pasta & schnitzel was very good. Fries and schnitzel were perfectly…read morecrispy and seasoned. We would definitely go back!

Let me preface this review by stating that I am not the biggest fan of Bavarian food, but felt…read moreobligated to have at least one traditional local meal while traveling through Bavaria. We had the beer-fried cheese as an appetizer; it was a good comfort food. I had the veal schnitzel which came with a cornmeal coating. I am not sure the cornmeal coating worked as it was more crunchy than crispy (1 star off), but the veal was tender and seasoned well. My husband got the bratwurst with sauerkraut. The ground meat to make bratwurst in Bavaria is more homogeneous and smooth than that in the U.S.; I liked the texture and flavor. I left still feeling the same about Bavarian food unfortunately, but this place gave me a bit more optimism.

Wow! This place is a gem in a beautiful town. My family and I stopped here on a rainy day during…read morethe week for an early dinner. The waitstaff is really friendly and accommodating to foreigners who don't speak German. They have an English menu too which is great. Everything my party ordered was amazing! There was no food left on the table once we were through. I ordered the roasted salmon and it was amazing. So flavorful and fresh tasting. My husband ordered the salmon pasta and that was really delicious as well. They have plenty of seating indoors and even have a kids seat. I highly recommend if you're in the area. I'll definitely be returning again if I'm ever in town.

We just arrived in Oberammergau and needed a light lunch. We parked next to the theater and found…read morethis place. Ordered the soup of the day(pumpkin), ham pasta salad and drinks. Very fast service and food decent. Would recommend this place.

Stopped in this town on a tour on our way to Neuschwenstein Castle. The sandwiches are ok. But the…read morerhubarb pie was one of the best pies I've ever had. I've been dreaming of this pie ever since. It's a little warm in here, and they don't take cash.

"So when you really love me, Darling, bring me Edelweiss. So when you really love me, You should…read morebring me Edelweiss" tönte es einst in meiner Jugend. Ein Song im Jahr 1988 zu einer ABBA-Melodie war eines der Lieder, die eine gewisse Pflanzenart aus den Alpen, eine überwinternd grüne, ausdauernde krautige Pflanze, thematisiert haben. Nämlich das Edelweiß, das sicherlich als eines der Symbole für die Alpen steht und auch stark verkitscht ist. Deshalb macht es einen eher etwas skeptisch, wenn an einer Stelle, an der man sich nicht um Stammgäste zu kümmern braucht, da Lauf- oder Fahrkundschaft garantiert ist, schließlich ist das Kloster Ettal direkt nebenan, eine Lokalität "Edelweiß" heißt. Aber da ich mehr als genug Zeit zu überbrücken hatte, bis wieder ein Bus fuhr, und zudem meine kurze Einkehr im Café 1330 der berühmte Satz mit X war, bot es sich an, noch etwas zu essen. Aufgrund der nicht auf Stammkundschaft angewiesenen Lage ohne sonderliche Erwartungen, aber doch von den Yelp-Bewertungen her eher positiv gestimmt, nahm ich draußen Platz. Der Service kam prompt, von der Karte entschied ich mich für einen Heubraten, dazu gab es einen Saft (und zwar nicht von der Gerste). Der Service war flott, freundlich, sympathisch und auch hübsch anzusehen- schon mal ein klarer Pluspunkt. Und erst der Heubraten. Ein Genuss... Heubraten bedeutet übrigens nicht, dass einfach nur Heu gebraten geworden wäre. Es war ein vollkommen unveganes Gericht, zumal mit totem Tier versehen. Aber zum Niederknien. Hier hätte ich es bestimmt noch länger aushalten können, aber ich wollte nicht Gefahr laufen, dass ich hier zu lange feststecke und dann den Bus verpasst hätte. Der Befund, dass man oft vom Service und/oder der Qualität in sehr touristisch geprägten Ecken nicht übermäßig verwöhnt war, war hier nämlich wirklich Fehlanzeige. So soll das, so lobe ich mir das.

Everything was delicious! The view is incredible. The restaurant was nicely situated. The staff was…read morefriendly as if you were visiting them at home. It was a very nice experience. We ordered the jäger schnitzel, pork medallions with a mushroom cream sauce, and I had the nurnberg style sausage with sauerkraut. Let me just say that the sauerkraut was on point. I could of eating a ton of it. To most that would sound gross, but no doubt it was good. The mashed potatoes were the best I've had as well. The pork and the schnitzel had a cream sauce that had you nearly losing your bearings, and drink the stuff alone. The meat was tender and well taken care of. There wasn't anything to critique on the food for us. They served us Ettal beer. It was from the monestary in town. The doppelbock was really good. The Dunkel was good. Monk beer in our experience has always been a favorable experience. No wonder friar Tuck was always so jovial.