Visited this place with my family to get some traditional German food. Seating is outside and it's…read morea very urban environment, so if you're used to restaurants in a big city and can handle the humidity, then you'll appreciate this. Parked on the street and since I didn't have change, the server was good enough to let me borrow a parking permit so I didn't need to feed the meter. Server was great and willing to explain the various dishes. Ordered the tripe stew, German raviolis and schnitzel. While my kids didn't enjoy it as much, I thought it was great. Really liked their potato salad. While food and service was definitely a solid four, the ambiance/weather (especially when it's hot) and credit card is why I held out to 3.5. If the food is the same the next time, I'll bump up to a to a 4.

It was an excellent, homely and intimate restaurant. My close friend invited me while I was in…read moretown. No one spoke English so she translated for me. This is what we had, along with red wine and apple soda. I had the sauerbraten and she had the kasesplatzle.

If you don't live out here, chances are you will never know about this place. However having a…read morefriend in a nearby village was key for me. We took an early drive through the mountains, through a one car width toll road, and then ended up in the secluded valley of Schönenbach No your cell phones dont work out here and folks that are here dont want to be found. However they have a lively pub that also sells really good food. One of the most traditional dishes of this area are Käsknöpfle, which are dumplings made with a combo of local Alpine cheeses, flour/water dough, and fried onions. Of course my friend knew all the good stuff, so we got a local sausage/cheese salad with vinaigrette, a few local cheeses, and we were set. Holy fuck was this good, and I had just eaten not too long ago. The vinaigrette was great with the salad, the local cheeses and the bread! I couldnt stop eating... So in the chance that you happen to be in the Alps bordering Switzerland and Germany in Austria, see if you can find this place. It's well worth it.

This is a very nice place . Reservations for inside. But outside was beautiful. Service was very…read morefriendly and helpful. We ordered the pork schnitzel with potato salad. It was cooked perfectly. Nice crisp on the outside seasoned well. Potato salad was good too. My wife got the spaetzle with onions and chives . It was amazing. Everything was delicious.

Fairly quiet when we went but food was surprisingly really good…read more We stumbled upon this gem while walking around, starving. Ordered roast beef and cheesy Spätzle without much thought--and were pleasantly surprised! Rich, comforting, and satisfying. Summary: A hidden gem off the tourist trail--worth stopping by if you're nearby!

Great service on the patio. The food was amazing. I had Fleischkäse/Leberkäse mit Spiegeleiern und…read moreBratkartoffeln Leberkäse (German speciality food: corned beef, pork, bacon and onions grinded very finely and then baked as a loaf in a bread pan) with fried eggs and pan fried potatoes 15,80 € It melted in my mouth.The meats were tender. The local beer washed it down perfectly. Enjoy,

The Food was above average but the service was lacking. The woman in charge was borderline hostile…read more Civility and friendliness- don't expect it. Probably because we were Americans- they were very friendly with the other German tables

Great overall - Food…read morewas delicious... had the Wiener Schnitzel and it was pretty amazing. It cane with potato salad and that was delish too. Staff were all very nice and welcoming and spoke English which was very helpful. We sat inside and it was a bit warm (August and in the high 80s F) but it wasn't uncomfortable. This place was so good we went twice - this review is based on the first time we went. Would I go back? YES, and I did. Hahahaha

Right next to our Hotel...Munchner Stubn looks really touristy and cheezy…read more.. But it is not and the food, service, drinks are spot on. Great sauerkraut. And OMG you can even get Salads and vegetables here!!!

My wife and I were on a five day trip to Munich and my friend recommended this place, I am glad he…read moredid! I ordered a beer and the steak and spaetzle dinner. Very good! Our servers were super cool and the place was like a traditional beer hall, I loved it. Try it out if you are okay with about a fifteen minute walk from the train station.

Augustiner Bräustuben was unfortunately one of the biggest disappointments of our Munich trip. I…read morereally wanted to love this place given its reputation, but the experience fell far short. We ordered the pork knuckle, pretzel with beer cheese, and beer. The pork knuckle arrived cold and lacked flavor, while the pretzel didn't seem particularly fresh either. The beer pour was especially disappointing--the amount of foam/head was ridiculous, and for a place associated with such a famous brewery, I expected a much better pour. The photos really speak for themselves. Service was the biggest issue. We repeatedly tried to get someone's attention to place our order, but the servers seemed to avoid eye contact and kept waiting for someone else to help us. Even getting the check was a struggle--we eventually had to get up and go to a counter ourselves. It felt like the staff had little interest in actually serving the customers. The atmosphere itself has the traditional Bavarian beer hall feel, but unfortunately, the poor food, disappointing beer pour, and especially the terrible service completely overshadowed it. I really wanted to like this place, but based on our experience, there are much better beer halls and beer gardens in Munich.