A few days ago I stumbled upon the Taverna Diyar by a fluke…read more I have only heard good things about the taverna, but now I had the chance to see for myself: The food (lamb as well as poultry and the salads) was delicios. I immediately liked the atmosphere, the international clientele and the great and friendly service. Really breathtaking were the belly dance performances in the middle of the room, which one seems to be able to enjoy every friday and saturday evening. It was obvios, that the dancer was not only good, but loved to dance! My conclusion: Comfy and open-minded, can be recommended without restrictions

We were looking for a casual pizza and pasta place and this fit perfectly. It seemed to be a…read moreneighborhood place and there were lots of large tables on a weekend night. The waiter suggested the wine which was excellent I requested an assortment of Antipasto and let the waiter do the choosing- just like in Italy. It was awesome and of perfect proportion. I loved the gigante beans the best but it also had zucchini, eggplant, mushrooms, shrimp, sundried tomato, artichoke, roasted red pepper, and lots of olives. I ordered a pizza half with arugula and half with mushrooms. They put a lot of arugula which was very tasty because they seasoned it. Although I prefer it plain, it was still good. The mushroom half was perfect. My friend had a pasta dish with broccoli and sausage . The sausage was more German than Italian but he liked it and ate it all. The service was very slow because they seemed to be shorthanded. There was only one waiter and one busboy for the whole restaurant.

Not too far away from Orleansstrasse, this is a casual place to meet up for beer and pizza with our…read morecolleagues from our German design center. This was from an older trip, but I found the beer (Hefe, Dunkel... Weißbier) was great and the food was OK. Main menu or Hauptkarte...included starters around 8 euros, pizza around 8-10 euros, and pasta at around the same range. This is also near Ostbahnhof- so easy to get too... You can eat inside, or if the weather is good, you could hang out for outdoor dining-- very casual, so it's a great place after work to de-stress or complain.

It was a great and also very tasty dinner. I went there with my parents because there was the…read morefish-night with special prices for the fish dishes. We tried 3 different dishes and all where fantastic and fresh prepared. The crew is very friendly and is also always keeping there eyes on the guests an the tables. I just can recommend this restaurant to everyone and I´m sure it won´t be my last visit there.

One of the best Turkish restaurants in Munich so far. I went there with a group of friends and…read morethere was live music as well. Dishes were so tasty and waiters were so kind. Adana Kebap and Kuzu Sis were recommended. Most importantly, don't forget to make a reservation since it is always quite full.

all in all the Food and especially the service was lacking, considering the price. the ambiance is…read morenon existent if you sit outside, since you are right next door to outside sports grounds. my reason for giving it a one star review is the fact that they claimed i defamed them in my google review and got that taken down. pretty shady, I would avoid at all cost

I made a reservation for 3 people. When I arrived with my party of 3, I was placed at a table for…read more2 people and then the host grabbed another chair from another table and put it at my table. Our table was very crowded. After we sat down they placed the following 2 parties of 2 at tables for 4 persons. The food was meh and the service was bad. This place is more like a club than a restaurant as the music is blaring. Do not recommend for families.

They are open all day, the place is cute and charming, but the food is lackluster. No tomatoes,…read morebasil or fresh mozzarella on my marguerita pizza. The risotto was too much rice and the baby shrimp. My insalata mista was the best thing ordered.

We came here looking for something Italian that was close to the U-Bahn since it was pouring. We…read morelucked out finding this place (thanks Yelp!). It's a relatively small and quiet place, with a decent selection of Italian favorites. Despite hearing good things about the fish, due to being cold and tired, we stuck with the traditional. I had one of the best Proscutto Pizza's I've ever had, plus some Baked Lasagna that was excellent. It really hit the spot after the Meat/Beer extravaganza that is Oktoberfest. Will stop by again next time I'm in Munich!