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!

The Wirtshaus Starnberg is one of the culinary highlights of my recent visit to Munich for…read moreOktoberfest. Having taken the ferry from Tutzing to Starnberg, we were told the Wirtshaus comes highly recommended and I must wholeheartedly agree. We ate on the front porch, given the weather was spectacular. Our server, Renata, was spot on for the recommended dark beer to accompany the duck we both ordered. The duck was the special of the day and it was fantastic. I imagine the chef here picks out a special that is in season or the restaurant was able to score a great deal, because look at the accompanying picture and know that tab per person came to forty three Euros. It was so delicious. The rotkohl was great with the apples the way the Germans prepare them and the Kartoffelkloesse or knoedel were overkill for one person. I imagine one could eat one of the duck quarters and Knoedel there and take the other half home but we were starved and that crisp skin drizzled with the sauce, the tender and juicy duck meat were primed for us to enjoy to the fullest and we were both completely satisfied afterwards. The dark beer had a slightly sweet malty taste that paired expertly with the duck and that sauce. Really, this was excellent. I am confident anything prepared here is excellent and for such a great value in a beautiful setting with great service. 4.3 stars! Those who know me and my reviews know this is an exceptional review.

Very nice restaurant. Got the bacon cheeseburger, it was so big I couldn't finish it. Nice beer…read moreselection. Very delicious. Friendly staff. Speak English and German

Recommended by locals. "Bohemian" cuisine, everything that we tried was excellent. I wish I could…read morebring this place home with me.

My favorite Bavarian restaurant! The prices are so much cheaper than in Munich (obviously) and…read moreportions are hearty. I also like how there's a bit of a twist versus the traditional Bavarian food. Must get the duck!! The portions are large so you'll leave full and happy. If you're in the area, this is definitely worth checking out!

Fantastic restaurant! The munchner (probably misspelled that) schnitzel is amazing! The…read morekalbschnitizel was also good but my husband and I both think the munchner was a bit better. Additionally, their homemade lemonade was fantastic! It's not like American style lemonade but it reminded me of flavored iced tea. The staff was also great! They were more than willing to help us with menu items and our meals came out in a timely manner. Thankfully they were not busy when we visited so we were able get a table, but most restaurants prefer you make a reservation.

Me and my wife spent 3 nights in Munich and found this gem on the first night and went back every…read morenight after! I got the Schweinsbraten the first two nights and the Zwiebelrostbraten on the third. All three were outstanding. Classic Bavarian angel food! Loved the whole experience from the attentive and joyful staff to the food that we savored and made us feel good. The Maibock on tap was a bonus. If you're in Munich, eat here.

I highly suggest the pork and gravy, but you have to add on the potatoes au gratin. This place is…read moreperfect if you want something local, and not touristy.

Zum Brunnergarten is a bit off the beaten path (located in Luitpold Park) but our Airbnb host…read morerecommended it. It's apparently his favourite beer garden in Munich. It's a mix of German and Balkan food. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 1:45pm) and it was filled with a small group of German seniors enjoying the sunshine. Seems like a lot of regulars come here. There's no English menu (we asked) but our server was extremely helpful and spoke excellent English. The menu consists of bread, sausages, warm food, small plates and grilled dishes. Their drink menu is extremely cheap and reasonable. - Radler (€2,90 for 0,5L) - they mix their radler with 7 Up. Not much taste wise but it's light. - Weissbier (€3,20 for 0,5L) - supposedly malty but to me, it was light. Typical German beer. - Pfannkuchensuppe (€3,00) - German pancake soup. Broth is a light, clear soup; reminded me of chicken noodle soup. The strips of pancake were interesting but plain. - Pommes (€3,00) - a side of thin cut fries with a package of curry ketchup. These reminded me of McDonald style fries. Decent filler. - Grillteller (€12,90) - served with djuvec rice, raw chopped onions and ajvar (red bell pepper and oil sauce). The grilled meat platter included a spicy sausage, two cevapcici, kalbsleber (calf liver) and pork. All the meat was excellently grilled but our favourite cuts were the pork (juicy and moist) and spicy sausage (tasty with a slight kick to it). Worth a visit especially if you want a more local beer garden experience.

Direkt an der Isar. Kleiner als die andere Biergarten. Deswegen kann es hier ziemlich voll sein…read more Das Rahmschwammerl mit Brezenknödel kann ich empfehlen.

Unfortunately we arrived on a slow day. I would have loved to experience it alive. The food options…read morewere bland but the process of getting what we needed was easy. Not the best option I've experienced but def not the worst. There was plenty of seating, although there was hardly any shade. I would def want to come back to try to catch a different experience.