The bartenders are very unfriendly and not helpful. These…read moreidiots didn't want to sell me a beer. I only had a credit card. Minimum transaction amount €15, they said. So I have to order 3 beers ? Really? I don't mind to drink 3 beers but not at once. What kind of dump is that

Located in a convenient spot in Munich, Kennedy's Irish Pub is easy to get to and a great place to…read moremeet up with friends. The central location makes it a perfect starting point for a night out or a welcome stop after a day of exploring the city. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the staff are always happy to help. A true gem in Munich's pub scene!

California done better than California itself - in the heart of Munich. Visiting Munich - seeing…read morethis place as a breakfast choice was fun - and honestly I wasn't initially enamored as I expect something like this to be a caricature of the real thing maybe. But the menu felt unique and interesting enough to visit. I got the Apple Almond Affair - stacks of pancakes, roasted apples and almonds - interlaced with vanilla cream, whipped cream and a side of vanilla ice cream. The Palm Beach - a coconut infused chia pudding with fruit. And - the Hermosa Beach - hash browns topped with mushrooms, onions, egg, bacon and cheese. Additionally - coffee! I was very satisfied with all the flavors - as I mentioned - better than California actually offers. The apple pancake dish was decadent but not over the top intensely rich as one may expect it to be. The hash brown dish was super flavorful and pleasantly presented, with fried eggs perfectly adorning the stack. And the chia pudding was also delicious (covered in bananas - which I removed for myself but were eaten by my companion). Currents and other fruit was atop this dish - a lovely flavorful pudding. Service was outstanding, welcoming. Seating - busy morning but no real wait. Cash only on this day due to network issues but that was ok. Just a very inviting space with lovely people and uniquely outstanding food. Must visit in Munich no matter where you are from!

We ended up at California Bean since it was one of the few places open on the Assumption of Mary…read moreholiday. It's very interesting/confusing to see other Californians review this place AND say that it is authentic to their experience going to a diner back home. Our table ordered omelettes with toast, OJ, and coffee. While the latter were fine, I take issue with the main dish. Every diner I've been to back home has Heinz ketchup and perhaps a hot sauce like Tabasco or Cholula. Every other table in sight also lacked these items, which definitely made my meal less enjoyable. We need seasoning beyond salt and pepper if we are going to call this place California-inspired. Service-wise....it's Germany, not California. Leave your expectations for cheerful and attentive service back home. It ain't happening here. Lastly, cash only? Even cash only joints here tend to post a sign somewhere to alert you in case you don't know. We found ourselves scrambling due to this policy. Ambiance and decor was boring and I have definitely seen something like this in California. SKIP California bean (unless you're in a bind like we were)

Amazing Schmalznudel! This is worth the trip to Germany alone. I love this food, it reminds me of…read moreelephant ears in the US. They are also very nice and very patient. I don't speak German, but they all speak English very well! Also love small cafes. This place is near many markets so it's a fun spot to people watch and very scenic!

We stopped at Café Frischhut as part of a food tour we did in Munich. Since we were with the tour,…read morewe only tried one item, so my review is strictly based on the Schmalznudel -- but it was delicious! It's basically a freshly fried, slightly sweet dough sprinkled with sugar. It was served warm and was light and crispy on the outside while still soft inside. Definitely one of the better things I tried on our food tour! The place itself is very small, but part of the experience is being able to watch them making and frying everything fresh right through the glass window. That was really neat to see, especially knowing ours had just been made. I can't speak to the other items they offer since we didn't try them, but I would absolutely stop back for another Schmalznudel. Simple, fresh, warm and really good!

Ratskellar is a beautiful restaurant with delicious food. It breaks my heart to see that they…read moreclosed at the beginning of 2026. I'm glad I had the opportunity to dine in this beautiful 150 year old restaurant. My review comes after its closure but it serves to honor the restaurant in hosting my visit. The Building is amazing where the walls and ceilings act as palettes for beautiful painted art. Stepping into the restaurant feel as if one is stepping through a time portal where one feels they are dining 151 years ago which is how old the building is. The ambiance is quite lively and energetic. Although the highlight is the space, the food is also very good. Their pretzels are served warm and fresh with a firm exterior and an interior that melts as it enters one's mouth. The soup is flavorful and healthy with not even a drop of oil pooling to the top. The schnitzel is as tender as it gets. The servers were knowledgeable and fast but it is always so busy that the restaurant should consider increasing staff as to improve customer service. Perfect location right in the heart of Marienplatz where the Glockenspiel is a stone's throw away. Overall, a wonderful restaurant to dine with great food and a beautifully historic setting!

You walk into the basement of a literal castle...just the coolest experience ever. The ambience is…read moreauthentic as well. Live music and the polka band was . The food was delicious, homemade, and so much comfort food. We ordered a sausage sampler, goulash, and spatzle, all of which I have no critique for. Just damn good food all around. The service was great. They were slammed so it was a little difficult getting the check, but not too bad still. All in all, I would highly recommend if you are looking for an authentic Bavarian experience and want to know how the Serfs lived back in the day.

Loved it. Just happened upon.this place for an early lunch. Our server was a delightful young…read morewoman. The food here is clean, bio /organic and well prepared, salads and burgers, white or sweet potato fries. We.got the lunch burger meal which came with drinks and side we were out of there for under 30 euros and well.fed

Stopped in for drinks and light dinner. Had a forest…read moreatmosphere with birch tree trunks with greenery decor. The drinks were delicious. They have a variety of fruity varieties which are delightful. Something for everyone. Beer too! See drink menu. On the other hand, their fresh made potato chips were heavily oil laden. Not enticing at all. Probably need to dump that oil and use a fresh batch. Vegetarian nuggets were ok, nothing exceptional. More likely to return for drinks and not much else.

Brenner is quite a restaurant with a spacious outdoor area within a courtyard of sorts set off from…read moreMaximilianstrasse to maintain a peaceful setting. The bar area just inside the restaurant is nice, but further inside you will see the desserts and, most impressively, the grill. Seeing food come out of the restaurant, it is definitely worth revisiting with one point of contention. A friend and I were to smoke panatella cigars, but were told we could not. Cigarettes were okay, but not diminutive panatellas and cigarettes would have been better..?If we were regulars, I am sure we could have smoked the panatellas. So we had our beer and mineral water and departed. Service was not bad, but it seemed less than straightforward in this regard. This is an ideal spot for a date or to have some spirits and a small cigar in relaxation. The food looked and smelled very promising. Four stars with potential room for improvement if the food is as good as it smells and looks.

Nice restaurant. You can either dine in or eat outside. Full menu is not all day, only the left…read moreside. Had a salad with steak on it, with avocados and mushrooms. Very good, as is the waitstaff. Gin and tonics were quite good with basil and cucumber in it. Hubby had the pasta bolognese. He said it was quite good!

I really really really love the patio and the inside. I mean it is such a lovely place. There are…read moresome many great things to say about this place, so let's get started. Service is fine. Honestly, all of my reviews of EU have amazing service. The bruschetta was sooooo good. I could have had a few more servings of this. Honestly the highlight of the meal for me. I ordered the schnitzel, which I was soooo excited for. I mean so excited, however, it kind've fell flat. Sadly, and the crusted. well. Whatever it was, it was better than what I had by a long shot. Overall, it was a great experience, lots of fun, and maybe I had my hopes up too high for me.

Try getting a table in Glockenbachviertel or Isarvorstadt on a Saturday. Aaaaaaargh! It's madness…read moreout there. Looks like everyone has too much money :-) We tried Trachtenvogel, Hungriges Herz and two more (forgot the names). No way - we would have had to wait an hour at each establishment. Cue Cafe Blue. I have been coming here since my college days. Just a short drive (or bus ride) up Lindwurmstrasse and suddenly you have room, yummy home-made jams (I love the banana), friendly service and nice decor. Looks like I am not a hipster... We enjoyed the Pinocchio breakfast and the other big one (which name I forgot) as well as two Weisswürste and two pretzels. Also several coffees and a bottle of water. 3 people were well fed and happy and we paid around €40. Win win win

I have been to Cafe Wiener Platz a few times, at different times of the day and now feel ready to…read morewrite a Review. As my parents were visiting, we decided to have breakfast here. I had been in for a coffee a while back and was impressed by their breakfast selection. They have something for every taste, even that of Americans who are not use to the usual German breakfast of meat, cheese and bread. We were able to find a table easy enough at 10:00 on a weekday morning. There were a few other "regulars" having coffee around the bar, but for the most part it was empty. My father ordered an egg scramble with onions, cheese, and mushrooms. He was very happy with what was placed in front of him. The proportions were enough to satisfy. Both my mother and I had the French toast. Though perhaps a little small in portion size, it was quite tasty and the maple syrup wasn't overly sweet. Service was quick, but not rushed and the prices are reasonable. My next visit was meeting a friend for dinner. It was close to where we needed to be in a couple hours and we both were in the mood for German food. It was a little more crowded with an after-work crowd there for a drink or two before heading home for the day. Not many people were eating, although it was only 18:00. They offer breakfast all day... and after having dinner I sort of wish I had gone for the breakfast again. It was all together bad. But very mediocre. We were there on a Tuesday and the daily special was pork Schnitzel. Seeing as the normal veal schnitzel was twice the price, we both ordered the pork. About 15 minutes after ordering, the waiter came back to inform us that the pork schnitzel was out and could he offer us chicken. We deliberated for a bit, but both decided to go for it. Again, mediocre at best. It was edible, but nothing fantastic to write home and rave about. The portion was quite small. Perhaps it has to do with being the daily special, but we were not impressed. On the Weekend we were back at the Cafe for a drink before going to a movie. It was around 7:30 and the place was rather empty. We had already eaten elsewhere and were happy to see a large selection of beer, wine, and cocktails. For Munich, the price of cocktails was quite reasonable. I had a White wine spritzer, which was good.... hard to get that too wrong though. My drinking companion decided on a rum and coke and was happy with what he was given. The Server was very nice and friendly. She had a great attitude and was very attentive. All-in-all, I would recommend Cafe Wiener Platz for breakfast and coffee/drinks, but cannot say I would go back here for dinner.

Came in here not knowing what to expect as a solo traveler. As a solely English speaker (sorry…read morelanguages was my weakness in school) I had a rough time communicating initially but the bartender was more than helpful (I pointed alot and he smiled). I got eveything I needed and the sausage salad (I believe) was really good for a small place like this. Although I will say I do not appreciate (this happens to expats) someone giving me a bill and saying tip isnt included when I can see on the bill breakdown right in front of me... All in all this was a one time endeavour. Not reccomended-- there is better out there.

Don't judge a book by its cover. This place has EXCELLENT burgers and fries…read more I didn't realize that this restaurant is a trailer with an extended awning with a couple stand up tables. There is an outdoor heater when it's cold so not to worry about being cold. If you want table service or sit down dining, this may not be your place. If you want the best burger and fries in Munich, this IS your place. Highly recommended!

Best burger/cheese steak I've ever had!!…read more The guy who owns it is super friendly and really knows his stuff. I'd never tried a cheesesteak before, but he got the ingredients for us and made it especially for me and a few of my friends. 100% worth making a special trip for, it's really really amazing :)