Panorama 2962 has a great selection of the traditional German foods. The highlight of this…read morerestaurant is most definitely the glass windows that offer magnificent panoramic views of the mountains to diners. We grabbed our foods through the self-service assembly line, but when we struggled to choose, the staff there spoke English and explained the food options. Overall, our bill to dine for 3 people came to a little over 60 euros, which was quite high compared to the other meals we've dined, but the higher prices is to be expected in a restaurant located on the highest peak of Germany. The only thing that seemed amiss about this location was... the background music? The music was trendy pop (Justin Beiber, Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran) which seemed to not really fit the ambience of the entire place.

Excellent restaurant sitting outside on the patio having a nice dinner watching the sunset over the…read moreEibsee. We had a set menu including fresh caught fish from the lake, and venison. Very good alternative to all other restaurants in the area!

Excellent food. Spectacular view. We went for breakfast and ate on the deck. I hope to go again!read more

Really good local food. Very cozy and friendly environment. I would go back in a minute.read more

We Loved restaurant Jagerstuberl! Excellent food, service, atmosphere, and beautiful location!Would…read moredefinitely come again if we ever passed through Grainau

For me this restaurant was average in all the aspects. Simply not bad but neither anything special…read more The food was ok, service was also professional but not super nice. I wasn't left with any feeling that would either make me want to come back or be dissapointed...

Really cute restaurant with big portions! The kaisershmarren was amazing. Was missing cream nuts…read moreand raisins. But it must be the best one I have ever had. All butter-y and moist. Schnitzel was great too. They do different meat fondue type specials so expect to smell of cooking when you Leave. Try to book a table. There was only 2 of us and we had to wait for 10 mins. After 7 there was several groups being turned away because it was so busy.

Several hours after leaving München HBF, we arrived at the top of Zugspitze, the highest point in…read moreGermany. Needing something to fuel our adventure, we stopped at the first place we found. Cafeteria style dining here but great food and generous portions were to be found. We split chicken and French fries, and a pretzel. It was plenty for us to share, although a younger version of me would have opted for a full plate of any of the dishes I saw on the menu.

Definitely one of the better restaurants that you find on the slopes, really like the views since…read moremost of the tables are by the glass wall. As for the food, it's ok but nothing that special. Pizza is fine and so is pasta...

Such awesome and kind service, with a lovely view of the mountains and yummy food--this was…read moredefinitely a food highlight of the trip! In this sleepy town, there isn't a surplus of restaurants. It's especially quiet during skiing off-season (we were the only ones in the restaurant that night until a group of friends of the owner came in). So we were very lucky to find this place after spending the day on Zugspitze, and we continued the drinking trend. The owners were very friendly and after our party of 8 ordered a bunch of food and drinks, they offered shots of their house schnapps ON the house. We loved that, of course. They offer pretty standard fare here, and I decided to try something I hadn't had before: Jägerschnitzel. Before I started taking German, I had no idea what the words in schnitzel-anything meant, so I didn't know that the meat was the "schnitzel" and you can order it many ways. Up until this point, I'd only tried Vienna-style schnitzel, so I was surprised to see this kind un-breaded and smothered in a savory sauce. It was actually delicious and much less dry than the versions I'd previously tried. I also got to try one of the soups with a speck dumpling in it, and it was yummy!! I wouldn't have been able to finish that soup and my entree, so I'm glad I just tried a bite of it. We finished with a cream cheese strudel which was split between 4 of us. With all the other food and drinks we had, splitting one dessert amongst 4 people was a good choice. Lots of outdoor seating, some quasi-indoor, and some totally-indoor seating for those who want to stay out of the sun.

Great "everyday" food and perfect for an afterswim lunch at the indoor pool. Personnel seems a bit…read morestiff at the start but loosens up. Menu could have more options for local specialities and a smile could also help a lot.

A real surprise. Restaurant over looks a tropical indoor pool through a glass wall. Food is…read morefantastic, service great. Well worth the short trek