The entire staff is so friendly and although it is a fancy and pricier restaurant, the atmosphere…read morewas approachable, relaxed, and very classy. The meal included 6 courses + amuse-bouche and optional wine pairings or other beverages for an additional fee. All of the courses were a surprise and a set menu, but they do take into consideration any allergies or special preferences. You can also choose to have the cheese plate in addition to the dessert, making it a 7-course meal. All of the flavors were spectacular and the portions were perfect. I wouldn't even think to put the flavors together that they did, and they all came together so seamlessly. Every course is so thoughtful and inventive/ innovative. Do make sure to come hungry and expect a 3 to 3.5 hour experience.

One of my top 5 meals ever!!!…read more We went for our anniversary, and chose the 5 course meal with accompanying wine. We had everything from coconut / pumpkin soup served as a cappuccino, tuna tartare, to seared venison... Definitely reserve for a special occasion, but the food, presentation, and service was outstanding... I will find an excuse to come back, without question!!!

We have been traveling Bavaria Germany and happened to find this place on a yelp as we strode off…read morethrough the rain about 1/2 a mlle to eat something tasty that was not pork knuckle or bratwurst. As I had forgotten in most European cities it is customary to have reservations, and of course we did not. This did not dissuade us as the proprietor of the restaurant and bar promptly allowed us to sit at the bar and order food. Much to our surprise it was not as busy yet as most other places however with reservations they bank on filling chairs with locals that frequent the establishment. The Ambiance: A quaint little (meaning noe more than about 30 seats in the restaurant total) with mediterranean motif, and a rustic greek flavor with the furniture. Light music could be heard in the background and the smells were of herbs and roasted meat. Perfect. The Service: Asked right away if we would like beverages we quickly grabbed an Israeli beer and my wife grabbed a coke. The beer was good - standard lager from just about anywhere that tastes relatively the same, however the bottling was clearly distinct and right from somewhere in Isael. We were also served promptly (probably within 10-15min) for our food. I had decided to get some chicken and hummus and the wife decided (as usual) to get the Argentinian steak. The Food: The food was amazing. Although I love my chicken and hummus with pita and garlic sauce / tzaziki -- the Argentinian steak (that I got a small morsel of) was excellent. Tender, flavorful, and quite a bog portion by european standards for the price. Summary: Moderately priced overall and with the flavors and service the service of the Mediterranean this was just what we needed to fuel our next day adventuring in Munich and Oktoberfest. PROST!

Delicious Israeli specialties Outdoor seating. Fun spritzes! Highly recommended.read more

The food and services was amazing. The restaurant is small and very intimate! I was very happy…read morewith my customized meal! I have already recommended this place to other traveling to Munich.

I am a huge fan of Austrian food and wine and knew about this place a few years ago and, been…read moremeaning to try it since. As the online booking here is relatively full we decided to book weeks ahead and as it turned out, at least 3 tables were empty in a restaurant that seats about 30 people. I don't know if this is a deliberate strategy or, they had a few cancellations. I also confirmed after our visit last night that being in the top 2 restaurants in Munich on TripAdvisor also means nothing as, the food here was not worth it. For the money I can and have eaten in far better places in town. The menu here is 5 or 6 courses and the selection is very limited unless you organise it ahead of time. There was only 6 courses listed and that was it. The wine list is extensive and has mostly Austrian wine and some small selection of wines from Germany and Südtirol. But disappointing that the first two wines we selected were both out and the replacement recommendation was corked and had to open another one. I enjoyed the wines here. The table service is friendly and warm and there are a lot of staff to service the small restaurant. It was a ratio of 5 customers to one staff member. The food arrived and I must admit I was relatively unimpressed. The courses were small, the flavour on many of the dishes was ordinary and outside of the Spargel and Loup de mer I did not enjoy the other dishes as much. Those two dishes were great. The dessert was quite disappointing. Be prepared to spend a lot of money here compared to many restaurants in Munich and on average, the prices here are 2-3 times more than some of the decent places in town. For multi course menus they are also at the premium end of non starred restaurants. The ambience is very nice and simple and staff are friendly. I would not come back here again as, the value for money is lacking. If I compare it to other gourmet restaurants I have been to, this place has a long way to go. I would come back here for some decent Austrian wine but that's about it. Luckily they also have a wine shop attached to the restaurant.

Having walked by this place many times I have been tempted to try it and was on my list of places…read moreto try. As we were walking around the area today I peeked at the menu and it was a Turkish menu so we decided to stop. Turkish places are always good for vegetarians and this place was no exception. I was a bit surprised to discover that it was a Turkish restaurant. It's a Schwabing institution from what I can tell and was fully renovated and restored in the last 10 years. The menu is extensive and has plenty of breakfast, lunch and dinner items. There is also a good selection of starters and salads. Vegetarian choice is also very good. I decided to try the mixed hot/cold starter plate and ordered a cherry / banana smoothie called Kiba. The Turkish bread basket came with the meal and it was not as nice and chewy as I would have liked. The smoothie was fabulous and the starter plate was ok. Missing a bit of flavour and intensity and the hot items were all deep fried. I was expecting more salad but it was very little. I did like it but did not have a wow moment. Everyone else at our table also liked their meals but once again no wow factor. I will come back and try other items. The service was a bit slow considering the place was not full. All in all an ok experience that I would repeat again and try some new dishes.

There is an english menu if you need it. Good coffee. Great…read morebowl of fresh fruit. Add a croissant or toast and you're ready to go. They charge extra for packets of nutella and butter. Germans... Skip the eggs. They're too heavy and so very yellow. Fine place to pop into before you head out for a day of sightseeing.

Absolutely superb. The leek tart as the appetizer was light and delicious. We also started the the…read moreravioli that was also amazing. We shared the tomahawk between four of us. Si far one of my best meals in Munich. Service was spot on

Would recommend, thanks to the great food. But be advised, the service is bad…read more Ordered the Kobe Style beef. Perfectly cooked. Great taste. And the bartender is great! The service were horrible. I asked for a wine recommendation, and the waitress just went to the bar and got me a glass of red. The service were overall really slow, we sat with the dishes at our table for 20 minutes after finishing our meal.

Situated close to Viktualienmarkt there is the little cuty Cafe Fräulein…read more Walking by a couple of times we wondered if it would hold up to the charming little image it presents. Well, in short, it does! For just under 30€ we had a full breakfast for 2: yummy, see by yourself on the following pictures. I recommend the cinamon Schnecke homemade, which is just perfect with a foamy chai latte! The decor is very feminine and delicate, for sure a good place for a girl's meeting and a sweet morning. I only give 4 stars because it's very tiny and quite difficult to move inside when it's crowded.

yum!! i love cinnamon rolls and this place did not disappoint. it had a great local feeling and was…read morevery busy. we loved it

We've been in Austria and Germany for a week now, and needed a break from schnitzel and wurst! We…read moresaw that they had hamburgers via their online menu and decided to try it. The service was good and friendly. They had a menu in English which was nice, although I already knew what I wanted. The burger was good, and the plate included lots of fries - comfort food!!! The Löwenbräu on tap was a nice bonus! I'd recommend Pier 48 for a nice casual meal and a beer.

Nice cafe in Herrsching. Nice outdoor area and good selection of food. I had the burger and it was…read moregood with generous helping of fries and salad. The service is a bit slow but other than that this places does not lack much else. Happily come back here anytime.

We have had dinner at this place twice -- both times we chose the chef's 'menu of the day' (42€)…read moreand the second time every dish was different from the first time. (this was only a couple weeks apart). All the dishes were very nicely prepared -- the seasoning was perfect. the only reason I deduct one star is because I felt a little bit of a 'hard-sell' with the chef's menu. We weren't even offered the menu -- the waiter just explained the chef's menu . The menu is 4 course btw. It's a little much for dinner out after work, but it's a great place for date-night. I would comment on the regular menu, but I've not seen it.

We went there for my girlfriend's birthday on short notice. I was extremely disappointed by the…read moreattitude and service. No garderobe for our coat. Service OK but I felt arrogant. We had before coming to the restaurant a bottle of champagne so didn't felt like drinking much more. We had a glass of wine. Refused the hard pushed aperetivo. The menu was not showcasing the day's menu and when we wanted to change our order they were annoyed. I felt the people over there to be arrogant. is it because we did not order a bottle of wine? Or because we are a young couple? We spent 100 Euros for two and the food was OK. Not worth the price. Despite that and despite the fact that they knew it was my girlfriends birthday they offered us nothing. not even a coffee or limencello. Barely said good buy. I would never go back there and will never recommend. I can recommend much better premium Italian in Munich!