I suppose a visit to Southern Germany isn't complete until visiting a biergarten even when not…read morebeing much of a beer drinker. This particular Gashof is quite a large site with patio seating, an indoor restaurant, and then a fairly large biergarten with a play area for kids! This was where we did the rehearsal dinner for my little brother's wedding, and it was a great pick. As it was a remarkably warm and sunny day, the inside portion of the restaurant was closed, as was the patio (both which are super attractive to the eye) however, the biergarten was bustling with what felt like a majority of the town! There are a lot of really large trees that canopy the biergarten which keep it shady and cooler. The tables are smaller but can easily be pushed together which we did for our larger party. Chairs are a bit flimsy. The food is typical German cuisine. I found the gravy for my roladen was fairly salty, but the roladen itself was one of the best I ever remember having! (no offense mom!) We received mixed up salad which was fairly decent. There was something in there I wasn't sure what it is, but it wasn't good so I left that for my wife! I don't remember if she even ate that. Service was quick for our meals though there was a lot of confusion as to who ordered what but could be our fault since our large families spread out to different tables which I'm sure made this a bit of a nighmare to also breakout the bill. Sorry! All in all a fun and memorable experience.

We were hungry and needed to eat--it was an emergency. We went to this place that was right next to…read moreour hotel. It. Was. Amazing. Feli was wonderful. The presentation of the food was beautiful and the taste was even better. We had the pork chop with risotto, the avocado salad, and the goat cheese salad. Wish we had time to come back for more!

This modest restaurant deserves much more recognition than it currently receives. It should be…read morepacked house every night. If you've traveled much through Germany, you know that as good as the first dozen Schnitzel taste, after a while, you find yourself yearning for "clean" food. Even lunch at Panera's begins to sound good. Too much lard in most German dishes. If you're in Starnberg, or even a Straßenbahn ride away in Munich, find your way here. This is clean food at its finest. I had the house salad, followed by salmon with puréed carrots and yams. My body continues to thank me, even as I contemplate ehato have for dessert. I love German food, but am grateful to have found File's, so I can eat healthy and enjoy it too. By the way, odds are high that the owner herself will serve you. I ate fish, but she has nice menu for vegan friends as well. Highly recommended!

If you're in Starnberg or the surrounding area, do yourself a favor and eat here! Made a…read morereservation through OpenTable and ate dinner here on a Saturday evening. We sat outside and the ambiance and service was great. We loved everything we tried. (Both Schnitzel variations, Weißbier, and the Kaiserschmarrn for dessert.) Would definitely return!

We had a very enjoyable evening dining on the front porch on a beautiful Wednesday evening. Our…read moreparty of 3 arrived around 8:00 with no reservations and we're immediately seated. An English menu was provide as our German is limited. I chose the roasted pork belly with dumplings and slaw. Which was very good. Others had fried chicken and breaded Pike fish. The were large servings and well prepared. Overall a great place to enjoy a good meal at a reasonable price

My wife and I were on a five day trip to Munich and a friend of mine recommended this beer garden…read more It was packed at 7 PM on a Tuesday and I ordered half a pork knuckle. I also ordered a beer of course and the service was great. I loved the outside feel on a perfect day. The pork knuckle had lots of meat and a crispy skin from roasting. Delish! There were tons of people enjoying their company and drinking some great German beer. You have to go here if it is nearby. A true German classic!

The ambiance at Augustiner-Keller is amazing. The outdoor patio is a beautiful space - and the…read moreindoor hall is classic Bavarian. The food was delightful. We had the asparagus soup which was in season (late spring), and the veal schnitzel with potatoes. Everything was seasoned and prepared very well. Our server was patient with a group of six. The pretzel wasn't anything special, but had a good flavor.

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.