In between my visits to BMW world and Olympic park I got hangry and was happy to see this…read morerestaurant/food hall, there is seating both inside and outside the ambiance is cool and it's overlooking the park, inside they have a salad bar which has soups, fruit salads and many other kinds as well, many drinks are also for sale such a beer, sodas and water, there are many different kinds of hot foods sold at different booths, I hadn't tried a Wiener schnitzel yet so that caught my attention, it came with fries and I chose to get some German potato salad which I love, I also got a beer and a water, my total was 20 euro so it wasn't cheap but it was so worth it, I enjoyed that whole meal and I would definitely eat here again if I was ever in the area again, you take your food on a tray and can sit indoors or outside, I ate outside because it was such a beautiful day but next time I'd eat inside because the bees were as interested in my food as I was

This is the intermediate dining option between the take out stalls in Olympiapark and the expensive…read morerevolving restaurant in the tower. The selection was not extensive, and the quality varied. Pricing was about average.

We are staying here for work. It is difficult to evaluate the restaurant, as there is a big…read morevariation of the motivation and mood of the attendees. The food is very good and tasty as well as breakfast is very varied. Any moment of angryness is forgotten the next day, as the restaurant and hotel are at a quiet nice location.

I write this review of the Restaurant (hotel reviewed separately)…read more To me, this place defines a perfect German restaurant. The location is idyllic - on a nice lake with lovely nature trails, and lots of outdoor things going on. They have a nice biergarten and a little playground just as you pull in - very inviting! (in fact the Biergarten serves food too, but I did not try it - this time!) I ate 3 times in the restaurant and have nothing but perfect things to say. I had pork medallions (translates poorly from German I think), Münchner Schnitzel, and an onion/beef roast (again translates poorly). They were excellent - big portions, well seasoned, and tender. The pork was especially good. The side dishes made this from 4 star to 5 - the noodles, potatoes, and fresh accompaniments were just perfect - I wish I could find such noodles (like Spätzle) here int he USA - I would weigh 300 pounds! The indoor seating is great in winter (ate once in Feb), but the outdoor seating in Summer is yet another boost for this place - you can sit right on the little lake (pics to be posted) and have a nice dinner Service was good (for German standards lol), and the struedel was outstanding (post a pic). Will be back many many times, as our office is very close to this place and I will make a point to return!

When we were in Munich, it was too crazy to go into town, so we ended up eating at our hotel and it…read morewas an unexpected surprise. The wait staff was very helpful (explained some of the dishes and helped with other things) and we were able to get some menus in English. The food was a nouveau German styled cuisine, with classic favorites updated. I had the deer medallions in a rich gravy sauce and it was fantastic. The meat was tender and the Zweigelt I picked to drink with it was wonderful. The chocolate cake for dessert was a tad dry, but still hit the spot. Prices were a bit more than other places, but not outrageous. A delicious last meal in Germany before leaving for the US.

This little gem is settled nicely on the banks of the Wuerm river; a nice leisurely bike ride from…read morePasing. The scenery from this biergarten is really nice, settled under the trees and next to an old hotel - which is structurally pleasant to look at - the beer runs cold, the ducks float freely down the Wuerm, and it's hard to think you're still actually within Munich! I like this place because it is a bit off the beaten track, and although it does fill up, it has a nice crowd of people looking to have a good time. The food is about standard for the rest of the biergartens around Munich (however, I have not yet tried their chicken so I don't know how it holds up agains the reigning champ - in my opinion - the Hirschgarten). My fiancee and I enjoy riding our bikes to Insel-Muehle because (from our house) it is not only great excercise for us, but our dog as well. We get about 3/4 of the way there and take a quick swim before heading to the biergarten for a "treat".