This place is slightly different to most of the places in the mountains, as it is located in a…read morevalley and, is a farm and biergarten put together. The valley is full of wild flowers and other farms near by. As you descend from the Wank this is part way down and a good place to stop for a meal or drink. I had the Wurstsalat and it was well made and portion was quite big. They also serve a really nice Weißbier and, one that I have not tried before (see my photo). Service is nice and friendly and English is barely spoken. If you are not sure what to order, you can always point to other dishes and say Bitte and, magic usually happens ;-) There are lots of cows and horses around here so you will hear the bells ringing in the background while you eat and it's actually quite pleasant and calming. I would happily come back here for a stop. A great way to break up a long walk and in flat terrain which is quite rare in these parts :-) Don't be fooled by the sound of the bells as it travels great distances in the mountains and you might think you are quite close by and end up walking for an hour trying to get there ;-)

Stopped in for Easter dinner without a reservation. Happily they fit us in. The food was fantastic…read moreas was the service. Very nice people and would definitely stop in again when in the area.

From the owner: Bairsch-mediterrane Speisen und Getränke. Urige und originelle Atmosphäre.read more

Great service! Amazing ceiling when you are dining. Service was great! The food was amazing.read more

Came back again for the pork and quiet atmosphere. The kitchen was accommodating substituting…read morespaetzle for the dumpling. Best slaw I've ever had.

Super friendly service, great beer, chill patio atmosphere, but the food is too salty (I couldn't…read morefinish my meal). I expected a Bavarian restaurant a little off the main drag to serve better than average food but was disappointed. Also note they are cash only.

The food is great here in Garmish this trip was second time coming here and the food did not let me…read moredown and the ladies are very friendly to all Americans.The ambiance is great to with a cozy cottage vibe.Overall check this place out in Garmish.

This is a stop almost 3/4's of the way down from Mount Wank and on a private property that is…read moreattached to a farm. The scenery here is not fabulous however it is a nice self service biergarten and I think the farm owners live above the biergarten itself. They have lots of cows and you can hear the cattle bells going off and producing a pleasant sound. The drinks are good and did not try the food. All in all a nice stop to rest your legs and get ready for the last leg of the walk.

Upscale restaurant inside of our hotel. They seemed to very much prefer reservations, even though…read morethe restaurant was fairly empty all three nights we stayed here. Regional menu items all very skillfully prepared. Lots of wild game options, which I loved. We dined here to celebrate my wife's birthday while on vacation. They have a four course chef's tasting menu which is probably the way to go. The ox carpaccio, cucumber melon soup and pan roasted venison were all wonderful. Prices were a bit high, but the food was excellent. Save room for the crepes Suzette, prepared table side.

This hotel and restaurant were the highlight of our trip to Garmiche. Every night that we ate here…read morewe had exceptional service. EXCEPTIONAL FOOD. I am vegan, and they came up with a balanced vegan meal for me every evening. I sincerely will miss this place. Tonight we ate at the Taj Mahal and we had such terribly slow service w bad food. Man did I regret not coming to the Reindl.

What a great find! We stayed in Farchant at a hotel that's become our go-to, and wanted to have a…read morenice Valentines Day dinner somewhere nearby and quiet. We sat down, were offered drinks, and the nightly special, schweinbraten with dumpling. It was just amazing! The sauce was awesome, meat tender, dumpling like your mom made it, and the cabbage side hit the spot. When you can get a perfectly prepared meal with a beer or wine for 15 euro a person, in a really nice, quaint, friendly setting, you've found the spot! If you're staying in Garmisch, it's a whole 4 minutes outside of town. Make the (short) drive and just order the special, whatever it is that night... you can't go wrong!

We went out for dinner last night and all ordered the schnitzel--same dish, no modifications…read more Within about two hours, every one of us developed nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, requiring immediate trips to the restroom. As a medical provider, these symptoms are highly consistent with food poisoning. I also noticed the food tasted off and stopped eating early, while the others continued and became ill shortly after. Based on this experience, I would strongly advise others to avoid eating here.

We came here recently for dinner and really fell in love this local bar and restaurant…read more First of all, this is the place where the locals hang out in the evening. The Scholderer is warm and cozy and we felt at home here. Our server was super nice and warm-- we could tell the other customers felt the same way. We drank the local beer and also enjoyed the local schnapps after dinner. I ordered a US Hamburger which was a-mazing. Probably one of the better hamburgers I have ever had in my life-- sehr lecker! I also fell in the love with the decor-- there are lots of funny signs about drinking. They also had some lovely lit shadowboxes with vintage skiing pins. By the front door was a local man eating dinner with his well-behaved dog at his feet. If we are ever in Garmisch again, we will for sure revisit the Schloderer! Thank you so much for the great food and atmosphere.

What an awesome local place serving traditional Bavarian food. We stayed in Farchant for two weeks…read moreand ate here several times. Never had a bad meal or bad service. Often crowded and tables reserved after 6:30pm. We had the schnitzel with pomme frites-huge portion of pork schnitzel and great fries. Also had the bauern schnitzel-huge portion of pork schnitzel stuffed (cordon bleu style) with ham slices and cheese. I also tried the scheinebraten (pork roast with 2 dumplings.) Never left hungry. Asked for an after dinner shot recommendation and tried the marrile schnapps (apricot liquor.) The beers are awesome and ladies loved the Radler-half beer/half carbonated clear soda (think 7Up or sprite.) Lighter than a regular beer. Awesome value.

A lovely Bavarian restaurant in a small village. The ambiance is wonderful...the beer great sold…read morein mast ( 1 liter) beer hall size,wide selection of true Bavarian style meals. Pricing is fair and servings are generous! Owner is on site and friendly. Service was fantastic