A McDonalds in America is a... McDonalds. There only difference between them is one may be clean…read moreand one may be not. In Europe its different... a lot of times I step into a McDonalds feeling like I've stepped into a posh upper-side city Cafe. The one in Starnberg... mah. Its older than most other McDonalds I've been in Germany, although it is clean, and the decor is still a plus compared to the Americans. However, it is a bit more pricey than the normal McDonalds (those Starnberg Millionaires!) And worst of all... they don't carry the Ritter Sport Erdbeer Johgurt McFlurry. But after all... a McDonalds is a McDonalds.

Driving down Muenchener Strasse, going to the McDonalds with a friend, and there is a building that…read morelooks like a boat with a double decker bus next to it. That's a McDonald's? It looks neat-o! My friend tells me that the bus is for kid parties and can be rented out. Wow. We get through the drive thru, which kind of makes you feel like you are going under the sea. I like it. Well, I had to come back to see what the inside looks like. It's amazing. Not only are there freshly cut flower in glass vases on the tables, but there is also a table that looks like a boat! All the kids (and I) wanted to sit there. There are these cool tanks of water or something on the wall. The chairs and tables are very nice. It's really clean and has nice bathrooms. The only catch is, they don't take credit cards. But this is the best McDonald's I have ever been to. I'm not a fan of the food, but this McDonald's sure is cool. I wonder if I could have my birthday party in the bus...

Our first night in Germany, we were looking for a place to have a hot bite to eat on a cold night…read more We thought this place looked inviting, reasonably priced, and an informal place. There seemed to be several customers eating here, so we decided to give it a try. The proprietor did not speak English, but we managed to place our order by pointing and gesturing. He was friendly and willing to work with us. This was not a very large place, and the people inside seemed to be locals, who were not necessarily dining there, but watching some sports on TV and enjoying some camaraderie and beer. There was only one small table left where my husband and I could sit. My husband enjoyed his bowl of lentil soup. He said that it was spiced well. I ordered a Doner sandwich, which was somewhat new to us. We have had Greek gyros before, filled with shawarma meat....but this meat was spiced somewhat differently, and more mild-tasting. The cook filled a roll with the sliced meat, vegetables, and a creamy sauce....more like a thousand island than a Greek tsaziki. It was very good and interesting. I ate my fill of the sandwich, and my husband finished it off. My husband ordered a bottled beer, which he declared very good. I would say that the only thing that were negatives is that my husband actually wanted another soup on the menu, but it was not available and that I felt just a little uncomfortable being the only woman in the place and all of the men just hanging out there. I did not consider this in my rating, because I feel that it may have been a cultural difference, but worth mentioning for others. This was definitely an informal place, but suited our needs at the time.

From the owner: Bei Curry 85 bekommen Sie beste Wurst-Qualität nach eigener Rezeptur aus der bekannten Münchner…read moreMetzgerei Kuffler. Die Gerichte werden immer stets frisch auf Bestellung zubereitet. Serviert wird jeweils nach Wunsch mit frschen knusprigen Pommes, Semmeln oder leckerem Krustenbrot aus eigener Herstellung! Um Wartezeiten zu verkürzen ist eine telefonische Vorbestellung vorteilhaft - aber kein muss.

From the owner: Burritos, Burrito Bowls, Mexican Salads individuell zusammengestellt. Geniesst Sunshine Vibes in…read moregemütlicher Atmosphäre!

A small modern eatery in the nice touristy area of Garmisch-P...it was more like a snack shop with…read moregood sausage choices rather than a restaurant to me--keep it simple. Most of the folks (about three couples) were enjoying some beer or beer and brats in the afternoon. As far as bratwursts are concerned, I didn't think they're that special (photo). I believe it was called Werdenfelser meaning it was from the Werdenfels region known for its beef production. Brat had a orangish red color and very fine texture unlike many of the German bratwursts I had before. In that sense, it was very unique. To my surprise, it was deep-fried in oil, but it wasn't overly greasy--you just had to be careful not to bite in too quickly because it was served very hot. Potato salad was very good and tasty with great balance of sweetness and vinegary taste. I dare say it was one of the bests I've eaten before. Now, bratwurst and potato salad for 7,80€ is very reasonable in this tourist-heavy everything is over-priced town of G-P. Service was just fine nothing special to note--server took care of business efficiently.

Great/friendly service, small place. Good currywurst. Nice to stop and have a quiet meal and enjoy…read moresome people watching on Sunday afternoon.