Lively atmosphere. Food is good reliable Italian if that's what will " hit the spot" for you…read more Unremarkable but decent value. I'd come back.

good food. nice restaurant. public transportation close by. parking nearby. in summer they offer…read moreoutside seating. we used to live around the corner and it became one of our to-go spots during this time. when close by we go there.

Exzellentes Essen, sehr freundlich und zuvorkommend, toller ruhiger Außenbereich. Außerdem…read moreperfekter Espresso. Wir kommen beim nächsten Aufenthalt in München gerne wieder!

Had a lovely midweek meal at Quattro Mori while in Munich on business. Nice food and great…read moreservice. Dining al fresco added lovely atmosphere to a midweek dinner. Food: We ordered a roasted vegetable plate and a bresaola/cheese/mache appetizer to share, along with a bottle of 2006 Barbera d'Asti by CCC (Cascina Castlet Costigliole). Vegetables were perfect, the meat and cheese were a nice way to start off, and the wine was chosen well. For the main courses, two of us ordered spaghetti with langoustines and bottarga, while another diner ordered the flounder. Pasta was good, but was not fresh pasta, which is what I was expecting. That was my fault, though, as I should have asked. A lot of langoustines, though, and bottarga just makes me happy. The flounder looked amazing, and must have been, as I was not offered a taste! For dessert we enjoyed a mixed cheeses plate and a tiramisu, both of which were a great value, and the cheeses were high quality. Made that last half-glass of wine even better! Service: One server was handling all the tables, and he did a fantastic job. Friendly and happy despite having to handle all inside and outside tables. When we asked about the fish, he took my colleague inside to show him the filet. That was cool. Vibe: Italian-cafe-in-Munic-Chic. Love the outdoor seating, and it's such a mellow spot that I could hang out for a long time. It was exactly what we needed for a late dinner our first night in town, but would also be an excellent respite from the beer gardens any time of day or night. Family-friendly: Definitely. Italian = pasta = kids'll dig it. And trattoria = super mellow, which helps, too. Summary: It was a pleasure to dine at Quattro Mori. On future visits to Munich, I would definitely return and try more dishes. Would love to try their meat dishes and even their pizzas. If you are in the area, definitely give it a try. The food is prepared simply, it's tasty, and goes great with the all-Italian wine list.

I had to really think hard before I rated this place and, finally decided that, 2 stars overall is…read morethe best I could give this place. Food - 2 stars Service - 3 stars Value for money - 1 star Ambience - 4 star Wine prices - 1 star I heard great things about this place from a friend and, the two people we went to dinner with, had also heard good things about it. So four of decided to meet here for dinner and try it out. The whole concept of this place is about going to mamas house for dinner. It's small and seats very few people and, Maria cooks in her kitchen whatever happens to be the menu of the day and, serves it to you. They have a daily black board with a handful of dishes and, a very small selection of wines (two red and two whites or so) to choose from (no wine menu). I was expecting great food but, was truly disappointed. The starter was scallops with tomatoes in a caper sauce and, it was bland. The scallops were also overcooked. The main dish I chose was pasta with spinach and ham, which was supposed to be mildly spicy (I asked for it extra spicy) and when it arrived it was not spicy and, I ended up adding Chilli to it (their chilli paste was the highlight of the night :-)). For dessert we shared the only thing they had, chocolate cake and it was ordinary. We ordered the primitivo wine that the lady recommended and, whilst it was a nice wine, she did not tell us it was €42 a bottle. It was certainly not worth that for a 2012 italian wine and, that was really disappointing. The service was slow and it took us well over an hour to get our main course of four pasta dishes. I mean cmon an hour for a plate of pasta ? Highly overrated and overpriced "italian home cooking" experience. I would never go back here again, considering the abundant choice for amazing italian in Schwabing at a reasonable prices. This place is a standout, for all the wrong reasons. All four of us stepped out and said "we would not go back here again". It's a shame as the ambience here is lovely and the concept is very appealing. However, if I can cook better than mama can then, its a disappointment in my opinion ;-)) An expensive night that was not worth the anticipation or the expectation. Achtung: this place is cash only :-) bring lots of it ;-))

Wow! This has to be the closest I have ever come at a restaurant to feeling like I was in someone's…read morehome (without the uncomfortable akwardness that comes with actually being in someone's home). Absolutely incredible food! Yes it takes a considerable amount of time until you receive your food but good things take time! The wait is well worth the investment, and a great reminder that good conversation should be a part of any nice dinner. Prices are high. There's no other way to say it. The food is great, don't get me wrong, but is it worth the money? YES but the bill at the end was still a bummer. Definately worth the experience, but too expensive for me to enjoy on a regular basis.

A great stop for authentic Italian. The staff is wonderful, the owner is a character and the food…read moreis fantastic. Quality ingredients, all made from scratch. Old world technique. They have a large block of Parmesan cheese that they will set afire with liquor and create Alfredo sauce and toss the pasta right in the cheese wheel. A must stop.