I was introduced to this place by a fellow Yelper friend, who suggested we go here for lunch…read more Located on a quiet street this place has a really nice ambience and, it's not too big. There is outdoor seating for the warmer months and a big bar on the inside, with lots of choices for spirits and beer. They have quite the selection of beer here, including some local craft beers. The waiter suggested one from a local brewery which was very nice indeed. The menu here is Alpine with a bit of Bavarian and Austrian cuisine, amongst other alpine dishes. The waiter suggested I try the beef cheeks (one of my favourite cuts anyway), and I immediately agreed. There are also a few vegetarian menu items and, a weekly specials card. The portion was decent and the beef cheeks came with a sweet and sour sauce (I suspect tamarind) and, a dollop of parsnip mash. The dish was really good and I loved it. Whilst I am not a huge fan of parsnip, the mash was a nice light accompaniment to the meat, instead of mash potatoes. For dessert we shared a Kaiserschmarrn and it was freshly made. I absolutely loved it and, would give the Kaiserschmarrn 5 stars....yummmmm. It was buttery, moist, sweet and nutty. We also tried their homemade "Almdudler" and that was also nice. Our waiter was very friendly and prompt and I really enjoyed the overall experience. I would happily come back here again. I would rate the food overall a 4.5 star. It's a shame this place is a bit further away from where I live. Prices are reasonable, portions are good and the service is very friendly.

We stopped at this restaurant on the way to a higher rated restaurant because it was packed full of…read morelocals and had a nice outdoor seating area. The bartender was especially helpful in explaining the menu and recommending drinks for us. My husband had a great craft barleywine contrary to the bartender warning him multiple times about the alcohol content. We had to sit at the bar to order initially as the patio was full, but we were moved outside just before our food came. Unfortunately the food didn't measure up to our expectations. In my husbands words, the steak was a shoe. It was completely inedible. The salads were ok but overdressed. My pork knuckle was the one redeeming factor - would recommend ordering that if you find yourself here. We really wanted to love this place because the staff really went out of their way to give us a good experience, but unfortunately the cooking didn't do it for us.

What more can I say? There are already several reviews. This place has a nice interior with high…read moreceilings, good coffee, wine, beer and cakes. I had a slice of cake with nuts which was a bit too hheavy on the stomach, and that is also the only negative thing as I actually tried to get the lightest cake. But OK, this is Germany, so...

Cozy, comfortable, not pretentious and everything is spectacular! The tagliatelle with truffle…read morebutter is sublime!

Oh, Baricentro. How I miss you!…read more While in Munich, my family and I visited Baricentro twice. Our first trip was a spur of the moment lunch after exploring the nearby Christmas market. We were done with Schnitzel and needed some pasta. Throughout our visits to Baricentro, we enjoyed a charcuterie plate, the Caesar salad, the Caprese salad and multiple pasta dishes. Because their menu changes everyday, you never know what you'll be getting! But you will know that the food will be delicious. In addition the the delicious food, the service was wonderful. The servers we had were extremely kind and spoke great English! We were able to talk with them about other restaurant recommendations, different places to go sightseeing, and information about Christmas celebrations in Munich. I would highly recommend Baricentro because they serve great food, deliver wonderful service, and is a bit off the beaten path. It's a great place to escape other tourists and to get some real Italian food!

"Burning the ground I break from the crowd I'm on the hunt…read moreI'm after you I smell like I sound. I'm lost and I'm found And I'm hungry like the wolf ..." When confronted with a deeply perplexing conundrum, I often resort to the wisdom offered by the great social commentators, Duran Duran. For example, when squeezing and scampering my way through Marienplatz and its throngs of tourists like a squirrel trying to cross Times Square, I sometimes catch a whiff of the edibles...and then I'm hungry. Like the wolf. A squirrel wolf, if you like. But who wants to pay €4 for a coffee and €7 for a sandwich? Get your Hände hoch if you said, "ICH NICHT!" because nor do I. Squirrel wolves often forget to go to the ATM, so we much prefer, say, €3 for a sandwich, and for that reason do I so love coming to this little place. Also, because their Bavarian accents are charming. And if you order one of their nifty salads to eat there, they will put it into a huge bowl with real utensils for you to eat at one of their standing tables. And because after 6PM, most everything is half off (excepting salads, beers, juices, and candy bars). So if your "Mouth is alive with juices like wine," I recommend you bring your hunger to the Wolf.

I have been looking for a good salad place in Munich and so happy I found one! This place has great…read moreto go salads, I love it! The food is fresh and so good! If you're looking for a healthy fresh lunch then this is the place to go!