This is an amazing place with a wonderful view. This centuries old Benedictine monestary has been…read moremaking beer for as long and it's fabulous. Since it is Oktoberfest and a sunny day on a Saturday the place is jammed full of people. There are several beer gardens and interior dining rooms as well. The group of us found a comfortable table in the sun in one of the beer gardens and some went to gather an array of traditional dishes while others went for the beer. Table service seemed to be available only indoors on this day. The food, an array of items such as pretzels, potatoes, meats like pork Haxn and meat loaf were quite tasty. The dark beer, "dunkel", is my favorite and it was fabulous. The varieties this time of year is mind boggling. A half liter was fine for me. What an enjoyable experience yet the crowds were a bit crazy too. One can always go into the church for some tranquility, if needed.

We trekked out here on the S bahn from the Munich City Center hotel on the S8 train. It took about…read more1.5 hours and then a short ride on a bus from Herrsching. Be prepared for a somewhat steep climb up to the Biergarten and Monastery. You will definitely need a beer when you reach the top. The property is gorgeous and we enjoyed the view. Definitely try any of the restaurants/food vendors. They all looked delicious and we decided on sausage and sauerkraut - very good. Also, the beer is fantastic! One star off for the less than friendly server at the restaurant.

Excellent beer, service and the food was so good. We enjoyed the atmosphere of the place which was…read moreoverwhelmingly friendly and hospitable. Would definitely go back.

This place is a Tourist trap. You can do better in Munich. Food was ok but very expensive for what…read moreyou get. A bit loud. Not a great vibe.

One of our coolest experiences in Europe ever!! We reserved the beer pools/ 250 euro for 4 people…read moretotal and was well worth the money!! You can serve yourself beer from 5pm-10:00pm and there were 6 options of beer to choose from! We loved every type of beer on tap. We arrived late to our beer pool but the owner was kind enough to leave a note on the door for us and showed up 5 min after we called. Bring your own towels and soap - there are showers to rinse off with after you leave the beer pool! Shout out to Andrea for being such an awesome host! We will definitely come back to starkenberger next time we are in Austria!! Amazing experience!!!

Come for the beer, stay for a pretzel and a good meal. Yes, it's a bit of a touristy location but…read moreso much fun! Service is exactly what you expect. Lots of fun, check out some of the guys in their lederhosen and women in their dirndle's. You've got the complete German experience~

Sat outside and had the "in season" white asparagus and a few others German traditional dishes. All…read morewere excellent. The beer here was excellent and a favorite of mine. Had a weis and a traditional Schneider while there. (Short beers). If you can find seating, outside in a beautiful day can't be beat. Service was good.

Theresienbrau was recommended by my Yelp brothers and sisters…read more The beers were solid, the pretzel was fine, their homemade mustard was excellent, but the service was disinterested. I would have stayed longer, eaten more, spent more money, etc...but if you can't be bothered to look up from your phone to see my empty glass and empty plate, I can't be bothered to hand you my money. Their beers are good, but they have to improve service to be impactful.

We arrived here and sat at the last available table in the courtyard area behind the restaurant. It…read moretook a good 10-15 minutes before we caught the attention of any waiter. When we finally did and asked for menus, he said he was too busy and someone else would take care of our table, but no one came for another 15 minutes. I normally would have left at this point, but we walked a while to get here, since we had heard how good it is. We started with the pretzels, because we were starving at this point, but I thought the pretzels were only average. The Würstpfandl I ordered had 3 different types of wurst, sauerkraut, and potatoes. It was pretty good, but not way better than any other Austrian food I've had over the past 5 months. Due to the bad service and average food, I wouldn't come back here the next time I'm in Innsbruck.

Beautiful place, sat outside,friendly, great beer, excellent food. Tucked away on a quiet side…read morestreet.

Beware the strong arm tactics of the manager. After a fun discussion with server about the meals, I…read moreordered the 1/4 duck for a smaller plate. The manager brought me a massive meal with a large portion of duck. I questioned him is this the 1/4 duck? He replied "yes". I continued with my meal. At the end I received the bill and was charged for a much pricier dish. I questioned the server and manager and I was told I had to pay for the meal I did not want, or order. While I realize this is a common mistake I was surprised by the strong arm tactics used by the manager to force me to pay the higher price. I was on a date and the conflict was getting too out of hand so I payed and left with a horrible taste in my mouth despite the decent food.

We as just arrived in Munich and this place was right near our Airbnb so we decided to try it out…read more It was absolutely delicious! We are Americans and speak very little German, they were very kind and gave us an English version of their menu to make it easier for us to order. The food was delicious and the beer was amazing!

This mircobrewery right off the U2 is a refreshing "hop" from the big Munich breweries. If you're…read morean American visiting, don't expect the enormous field of play you see in a typical US microbrewery. These brews absolutely push the boundaries of what one would consider traditional in Germany, and that feels just right for the area. The beers were well done and reasonably priced, and the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The food looked great though we were just there for drinks. We had a lovely time talking to the sales clerk in the brewery store downstairs (stop there for shirts, glassware, etc) about his eclectic beer can collection from all over the world. Turns out, beer people are beer people the whole world 'round. Always a delight to make new friends! Try out this little spot for something that's both different and quintessentially German. Prost!