We have been enjoying Opatija over the reviews. My first review of them on Yelp is a few months…read moreafter our visit. Everytime we are in Munich, we dine here a few times. Unfortunately, for our last visit we only made it there once as we had just a 14 hour layover. We found this little gem by accident many years ago as we were coming back from a bike tour of the city and decided to give them a try as their selection seemed extensive and their prices seemed lower than many other places near the city center. I can't think of any bad visits that we have had here. The service is always friendly and the food is always great and plentiful. They have traditional German selections and also several Croatian dishes if you are feeling more adventurous. If you have never had the pleasure of Croatian food, you may want to give it a try. It is like a crossroads between Italian, Mediterranean and Turkish. The menu is page after page of endless choices as well as daily specials. Two of our favorites are the mixed grill and schnitzel. There are also pastas and pizzas on the menu which are also quite good. Several years back we had our six boys in Munich, several of whom were teenagers, and every single one found things they liked on the menu. If you're dining solo, as a couple or a family, it's the perfect place. You may want to call ahead or go during the off hours as they can get quite busy.

Strange place. The food was good, but you better watch out, there is some dishes that are real…read moresmall and some are huge - without a difference in price. One ofus had a minute salat with some seafood, that might feed a mouse - the other had a mixed meat platter that would feet 2 people. And both at almost same price. The waiter was very friendly but a little hectick and he took ages to come and give us the check. Very touristy and rather crowded. The inside/outside thing is rather cool though - look yourself.

This rooftop bar is so cute and has a marvelous view! Located in the Mandarin Oriental hotel, you…read morecan take an elevator all the way up. Once you reach the bar, there are plenty of comfortable seats all around. The male waiter was French and such a gentleman to have. For drinks, my boyfriend and I ordered the Ice Mango and The Nutcracker. Both were made amazingly well! In our table, we were given glass bottles of nuts - pistachio, cashews, almonds, wasabi peas, etc. Our group did not order any food. I suggest going during the day or early evening and catch the sun set to get good pictures with the background of the beautiful view.

Nice view for sure and the food and beverages were very pleasant. Service was surprisingly only…read moreaverage, Not as cool or luxurious as you would probably imagine, but nice to spend time at and will be a place I will take out of town visitors to. If you have issues with steps / stairs, you should be aware that certainly the "normal" route involves a couple of flights of stairs. Overall decent, and you pay for the view. If you want a better experience, you may also wish to take a can of your favorite deodorant for your waiter :-)

The falafel sandwich here is the best! Unlike some of the dry falafels I have had elsewhere, the…read morefalafel here was soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The falafel sandwich was served with hummus, harissa, and veggies. One was quite filling. I also tried the shawarma salad plate. I didn't like that turkey was the only option for meat here (1 star off), but liked all the other things (hummus, baba ghanoush, tabbouleh, red cabbage, sauerkraut, mango curry sauce, pickles, olives, etc.) that composed the plate. The plate was filled to the max. Note: Cash only.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Spoke great English (thank you) and it was really fun eating and…read morepeople watching, even with a little rain :) great place to rest feet and recharge.

Highly recommend this restaurant! After having a lot of German meals, my family was looking for a…read morechange of pace. We tried the roasted eggplant and the chicken dish and both were outstanding. The service was extremely attentive and everyone super friendly. I was worried this would be another tourist trap, but it ended up being one of our better dinners we had in all of Europe during our travels.

Love everything about the restaurant! Great and friendly ambiance, super nice and smiling waiters…read moreand absolutely amazing food and wine. Definitely try their octopus and do not forget about the oysters! Being just next to Mandarin Oriental this place is definitely of the same quality and of five star service

I've always liked cooperativa and was super happy when I found out that it is still around. We came…read morequite early - 6 pm-ish - but the outdoor seating was already taken. No problem, inside were many free tables, but by 8 pm, the place was absolutely full. Not bad for a Sunday night. It took a while, before we were approached for our order, but then everything came out pretty quickly. Unfortunately, they even brought out the appetizers and main course at the same time. I had ordered a tomato soup and spaghetti, so I had to wolf down the soup to get to the pasta while it was still warm. But everything turned out yummy and warm enough :-) The waiter was very apologetic and my whole table got complimentary espressos after the meal. Very sweet! The food is amazing, btw. Small menu, but a little something for everybody. And the bread is the B O M B.

Great food, cool atmosphere and friendly service (definitely nothing to take for granted in…read moreGermany!!). The only downside is that they only take cash as payment, no cards. Really frustrating for people who don't carry cash around with them.

Tucked five stories up in the heart of Munich, this little café overlooks one of the city's most…read moretreasured landmarks. Cozy and charming, it offers breakfast platters from different cultures, with plenty of German specialties. On our second day in Munich, I brought my wife here for a European breakfast--she chose the set platter with a bread basket, while I went with classic Bavarian white sausage and pretzel, plus two eggs for a distinctly American touch. It felt like a scene out of Seinfeld--the German twist on "no soup for you" applies to reservations, so be sure to make one! The prices are moderate, the view is stunning, and the food is simply delicious.

I mostly came here for the view -- love it. The café has one of the best outlooks in the area…read more(overlooking Marienplatz) if you can snag a seat near the window. Even though it was quite busy when we arrived, the staff were accommodating and genuinely friendly. Somehow, they managed to find us a table, and later even helped us move closer to the window when one opened up. I was mainly here for the coffee. The food was solid, not mind-blowing but enjoyable. One small thing that caught my attention was the bathroom tipping system, which was a bit confusing at first, but it seems to be a norm in this area, so I can't really fault the café for that. Overall, it's the kind of place I'd come back to for a relaxing coffee break with a view. The atmosphere, jazz music, service, view, and setting all make it a lovely spot to unwind and slow down.

We had a reservation and sat outside on the patio. So many unique drink choices very refreshing and…read moredelicious. You can eat tapas style or appetizer and then entree but our waiter recommended we wait to order entrees because after eating a few appetizers, we might feel differently and we actually did! Instead of ordering entrees as we had planned, we continued ordering more tapas. Four stars because not everything was our cup of tea.. some things were amazing! We all have our own taste so I will leave it there but still highly recommend you visit and see for yourself!

The food was absolutely amazing every dish they brought out was so delicious . Best meal I've had…read morein Munich.

One of the best falafel wraps ive had inbavaria. Fries are really good too, crispy and freshread more

Walked from our hotel near the Hauptbahnhof and passed a few other shawerma spots on the way --…read morepassing them up took some restraint, but we were dedicated to trying Tarboosh! In the end it seemed the walk was worth it. Although small, Tarboosh is fantastically clean and the shawerma was cooked to order (not rotating on some spit for goodness knows how long). When we arrived there were two employees; one spoke good English and the other had only a little. Both friendly! All the veggies and spreads looked fresh and each of the bar height tables had a small array of salt, pepper, ketchup, mayo, and hot sauce. I love being able to tinker with my own sandwich (read: moar hot sauce!) without having to beg the establishment for a revision or a "side of" whatever. We both had the shawerma #3, "Levante," with varying levels of spicy. For very spicy, ask for "sehr scharf!" If we'd had more German, we probably could have also requested specific combinations of veggies. Drinks were mostly limited to water and soft drinks -- no alcohol. Prices were reasonable (5-8 euros per sandwich, depending on toppings). Overall, this place was awesome and I would highly recommend.

What delights me about this restaurant is how intentional the menu is. It's located in a…read morebusiness-y hotel, although it's open to the public for lunch and supper. All the servers speak English and German. Here's what you get to choose between: Two soups Three salads (the "Insalata di rucola" is my favorite!) Four pastas (and one gnocchi dish) Three pizzas One (delicious) hamburger One (acceptable) club sandwich Two fish entrees One chicken entree One lamb entree Three beef entrees So if, for example, you are vegetarian, you can order the Caesar salad one time, the mushroom pizza the next, then the gnocchi, and pick either of the soups, and then end your week with the ravioli. It's just enough variety to get you through a week. Or if you eat fish, then you can put salmon on your Caesar salad, get the spaghetti with shrimp on your second day, then the pasta with salmon (which is good), the codfish, and finally the salmon entree. It's all carefully balanced to provide just the right amount of options for a typical business traveler on a one-week stay. Pizzas, pastas, and dinner salads all cost around $15 (tip already included, but they'll let you pay more if you want). The entrees run closer to $25. Important note about pizzas: "Peperoni" in Germany is a long, skinny, pale green vegetable. The "peperoni pizza" looks and tastes nothing like what Americans expect. I liked the "Pizza prosciutto di Parma" much better than the peppers-and-sausage one or the mushrooms-and-smoked-cheese one. Their pizzas are big enough that we liked ordering one pizza and one salad, and splitting them. If pizza is on your mind because you're traveling with kids in a certain phase, then the pizzas on the menu might not be a success. However, they will serve plain pasta with no sauce upon request, the french fries are good, and the ice cream is cheap compared to what you would pay in an American restaurant (about $2 per small scoop).

Staff were not very attentive and sometimes rude…read more We love Marriott properties, so we were very disappointed when this restaurant was not up to Marriott standards. The pizza was just ok... but it could have also been because we were already negative about the restaurant since we had to ask for them to take our drink orders SEVERAL times. They said they had new employees that are still in training, but I think they could have been a little nicer when stating that they don't know instead of just walking away. It is a cool spot with both indoor and outdoor seating... too bad the service is bad. We should have brought our own alcohol. Would I go back? Likely not.