Warm athmosphere and friendly staff together with mostly good food made for an average dinner…read moreexperience. We had tortellini brodo and carpaccio for starters. Both were well made and good to eat. The carpaccio was a generous portion, well dressed with arugula/rocket and parmesan shavings. For main course, we had the scalopini with mushrooms and tagliatele bolognese. The generous portion of bolognese was delicious served with perfectly cooked pasta. The scalopini were ok. For desert we ordered creme brulee and panna cotta. The sugar on the creme brulee is torched at the table. This was well made and delicious. The panna cotta was not fully set so it was flat on plate. It was also too sweet. This dessert should not habe been served in the state it was in as it was clearly not ready, they took it off the bill. I would possibly try the place again if in the area but not a go to for Italian food.

Gelato Ok! is back from their winter vacation, serving delicious gelato again. We love to get a…read morescoop when walking down to the lake. And they don't skimp on their scoops, like the other gelato places around town do. When I figure out how to put a picture up, I will post the picture of my delicious nutella gelato that I got yesterday.

Great place for a cool treat on a sunny day. Just a small stroll from the lake, you can find…read moreGelatOK. It is a kiosk in a little plaza. They have only outside seating. The Gelato is great and only 1 euro a scoop. I am a fan of the amarena (cherry goodness), the other fruits, and the hazelnut flavors.

Pretty good ice cream spot in town. I got the Melone, a classic Italian gelato flavor. While not…read morethe best I've ever had, it certainly wasn't the worst, with a couple of icey spots. This place is always packed with customers and the service wasn't outrageously friendly. That said, I'd get ice cream here again and I'm not really and ice cream eater.

Wonderful little cafe located in the scenic town of Oberammergau. When I arrived, most of the town…read morewas closed due to it being a Sunday, but Eiscafe Paradiso was one of the few food options available at 10:00 AM in the morning. I was not particularly hungry, but I was so glad I stopped by and tried some of their sweets! We ended up ordering the apple strudel with a side of run based vanilla ice cream and a slice of tiramisu. Both were freshly baked being brought out from what I assume was the bakery/kitchen in the back. The strudel and ice cream was divine, warm, chewy, and easily the best strudel I had so far while touring around Germany. As for the tiramisu, it was unlike any tiramisu I have ever had, as the texture was more a resemblance of a soft sponge cake. I do not mean this in a bad way either, strong balance of coffee and cake, easily could've had another piece honestly. I cannot comment on any savory dishes, but the sweets were worth it alone! Great prices, great service, and great sweets, how could you go wrong?

If it is warm and sunny (and it probably is, since you are looking at reviews for ice cream shops),…read morethere will be a line. It probably stretches out the door. There is a reason. Go get in line, suck it up, and wait- you won't be sorry. Skip the other ice cream shops in town, put down that Magnum bar, quit looking at some other store's gelato, and go to Starnberger Eiswerkstatt. Service is relatively fast, ambience is nice, there is seating indoor and outside, and the ice cream is incredible.

From the owner: Wir machen unser Eis und unsere Waffeln selbst aus 100% natürlichen Zutaten und ohne die üblichen…read morearomatisierten Fertigmischungen. Ehrlich.Lecker.Das schmeckt man einfach!

This is an incredible gelato place that isn't afraid to stand out and go outside of the box in…read moreterms of flavors. They have a wide range of interesting flavors like gin-tonic, strawberry champagne, wiener (yes, like a hot dog), beer flavor, etc. they also mix classic flavors like strawberry kiwi. I ended up with a banana something gelato (I don't know what the other flavor was bc I didn't understand it haha). Scoops are 1.60 euros and come in a cute waffle cone.

I've had expected way more crazy flavors which would led me to not try anything (because it would…read morebe too crazy). I would say the flavors are unusual. So no plain vanilla or strawberry. I've had one scoop of Baiser-Marone (merengue-maron) which was just sweet to me and one scoop of blueberry-kalamansi (which is kind of lime-lemon-mandarin flavor, tart and a little bitter) that was pretty good and a sample of the chocolate sorbet which was also pretty good. 1 scoop is 1,80€, 2 are 3,50€.....that is a fair price for downtown Munich.

I am impressed....just wanted to get a quick ice cream on the way to the station and got the best…read morespaghetti eis in ages.... loves it !!! on top the staff is friendly and the prices reasonable...

From the owner: Seit 1954 in Augsburgread more