Oldest brewery in the world also has great food, who knew? This week was one of many visits to…read morethis iconic brewery near Munich. Had a nice beer and the lunch portion pork knuckle and also ordered the weisswurst. Everything was cooked perfectly, food was served quickly, and the atmosphere is just what you'd expect from a Bavarian restaurant. Service is good also. Highly recommend visiting if you're in Munich.

Visited back in November 2023 and it was a little tricky to find even with the GPS. But, it was…read moreworth the drive to get there. The food was great it was not as salty as the other places we visited in Munich(e.g Hofbrau Haus, Austiner). We had the schnitzel, roasted duck and shweinshaxe. All very good, The schnitzel was very tasty and tender. The roast duck was moist and not gamey; very savory and succulent. The schweinshaxe was tender but kept the integrity of the skin was intact and crispy. The service was great because we arrived in between lunch and dinner. But it was pretty busy in the "cafe " area. It seems the servers were from university; students working as a side hustle. The ambiance was that of a beer hall with a hunter's motif very cozy in the area we were seated (the right side of the building as you enter the door.

Augustiner Bräu Mülln is a must-visit for beer lovers!…read more We stopped by for their house beer and Radler, and both were fantastic. The beer garden is massive, always lively and crowded, but there are plenty of seats. The atmosphere is exactly what you want from a traditional beer garden--communal tables, great beer, and a fun, relaxed vibe reminiscent of the beer gardens in Germany. It's self-service and cash only: pay first, pick your mug, then get in line for your pour. They also have food windows, although we were here just for the beer. Parking tip: they validate your parking ticket when you buy your beer, so don't forget to get it done! Definitely worth a stop when you're in Salzburg.

Hubby and I have been to Salzburg twice within the last six years or so. Each time we stayed for a…read moreshort 2-3 nights. But one thing for sure, we'd go to Augustiner Brau pretty much every night. What's not to love, great atmosphere in the garden, friendly people all around, great beer, fabulous food halls, just a great time. Fill up with beer and food, then a nice stroll along the river... It's part of why we love Salzburg so much.

Erdinger is famous traditional German wheat beer. I always found the Ad Thomas Muller is promoting…read morethis beer every time I go watching Whitecaps game. This time, I found they offer Erdinger Football pack - Beer plus beer glass special set box. Top of Beer glass features soccer ball design and at the bottom, Thomas muller's photo printed on the glass. Beer itself was pretty good, easy to drink, very smooth and refreshing. I am so happy to get 3 packs! It was definitely great fun collective beer set!

Th beer was the best part of this experience. Very fresh crisp and delicious. The pretzels were…read morehard and dry but tasted better with the mustard. I recommend their original beer if you have never tried it before.

Excellent beer and food - we stayed in the hotel and were happy to have such a great restaurant on…read morethe main floor.

Cheese spaetzel with crispy onions on top was very good. Enough for 2 people. Wife got the pork…read moreroast with kraut, and fried dumpling slices. It was good also. We didn't have reservations, so they sat us with another couple. They were locals, and very nice. Inside was the great Bavarian look you might expect in this part of Germany. The smells from the food being cooked also added to the overall atmosphere. Great find. Last night in Germany, and back to the US.

Ive been drinking stouts for quite a long time. Not until I drove through the majority of Flemish…read moreBelgium did I discover the sour style ales. Then I started branching into similar methods. Ive now come upon a new favorite; the Berline Weisse. Light color, tart, complex fruity palate and still a good punch of abv. The Briem 1809 Berliner Weisse is a great example of this beer in a bery traditional style. Flavorful and refreshing, great by itself and even better with salty fatty foods.

I came Accross this brewery tour during my stay at the edelweiss. Went with some coworkers. At the…read moreend you get a nice certificate with your name on it. I'm not at all a beer drinker but the beer here tasted great! Super fun and great experience. The person who conducted the tour was really knowledgeable about the beer making process as he is the brew master.

What a fun place to visit! I went with a large group and we got a private tour. Out tour guide was…read moreamazing (I wish I could remember his name). He is the reason it was so fun. He had a great personality, infused a lot of humor with all of the information, and was good with people. The beer was very good. There was soooo much beer on the tour and people kept handing me theirs (I don't know why). Needless to say, I was feeling it by the end of the tour. There was an interesting beer-based shot drink at the end that was good. Again, people kept giving me theirs and the tour guide poured me a second one. Geez! At the end of the tour we got to eat dinner. Yum! It was some of the best food I had while in Germany. There was also a quiz to see if you got some kind of certificate. We all cheated. Lol There was a nice little gift shop that had a variety of things for different interests and ages.

This place was recommended as a must-see site in Salzburg, and it did not disappoint! First, we…read morewent on the museum tour. I have been to other breweries and never had this historical perspective. Other breweries just show you their massive and impressive brewing apparatus. This museum, located in the basement and not containing currently operating brewing machinery, shows many historical elements, including photos of how they delivered the beer in the days of horses, and the first motor vehicle that was used in the beginning of the 20th century. In fact, that motor vehicle is in the museum and you can sit in it. There is a good tutorial on hops, and the various grains that can be used for different purposes, ranging from traditional barley to a gluten-free grain. At the end of the free tour, they give you one bottle of beer per person. After the tour, we went to the beer hall to eat and drink. There are many food options, distributed among two floors of vendors. Much more satisfying than just ordering off of a single menu.

We had Marcus as our tour guide for the Stiegl brewery tour, and he did a great job! The tour…read moreitself was interesting, informative, and definitely worth doing if you're visiting Salzburg. My only suggestion would be to rethink how the beer tastings are worked into the tour. The entire experience, including the free beers, is listed as around 1.5 hours, but you don't really sit down to enjoy the beers until after the actual tour is finished. You get two pretty large beers, so drinking both can easily add quite a bit of extra time. I know this isn't something the tour guide controls, but it would be nice if you could enjoy a beer while walking through certain parts of the tour, or if they simply allowed more time at the end for the tastings. Overall, though, the tour itself was very good, Marcus was a great guide, and we enjoyed learning more about Stiegl and the brewing process. Definitely just plan for more than 1.5 hours if you actually want to sit, relax, and enjoy the included beers afterward!