Züm Wildschütz is a true Garmisch staple and for good reason! I came here for my Thanksgiving meal…read moreafter a long trip from the U.S., and once again, it didn't disappoint. While they're known for serving game they hunt themselves, I went for a classic schnitzel and we also tried the Zwiebel steak with Käse-Spätzle. Everything was flavorful and comforting. The service was warm, friendly, and incredibly accommodating, even without a reservation. The whole place gives cozy, traditional Bavarian vibes and serves the kind of hearty, satisfying dishes that hit perfectly after a long day. You'll walk out full, happy, and already planning your next visit!

This is one of the most famous restaurants in town and we were able to get a table by arriving at…read moreopening time. Fortunately, they were out of some of the items we had wanted, but what we did was fantastic. The food did take quite a while as they are extremely busy and they were honestly not very friendly. Rounding up because the flavors were delicious and it was extremely authentic, but because of the service I would not return.

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.

5-STAR, OMG, F*CKING--FOODIE--HEAVEN! Seriously, this is top-notch and the 1-star review was from a…read morecrazy person. This is not a restaurant you go to, this is an experience in which you linger over every bite and spend hours savoring the conversation of friends and loved ones. I feel sorry for that reviewer and group that seems to have stumbled upon a gem and mistaken it for a rock. So make a reservation, save your money, and ask for the 8-course meal because THAT is why this restaurant exists; to create exquisite, palatial, mouth-scapes. AKA don't sabotage your experience by ordering a'la carte and assuming this is just a place to eat because you are hungry. Also, plan on at least 3 hours and wear stretchy pants :) I believe there are 2 cooks. FYI the chef and female waiter are married and that makes for great stories and jokes. The younger male waiter was meticulous (carefully laying out every dish and angling the plate for the best view). This is a Paris-level kitchen hiding out in Garmische. DO NOT MISS IF YOU CARE ABOUT FOOD, even only a little. They will not disappoint.

This was the best restaurant we ate at in all of Europe while on a 2-week vacation with many stops…read more An absolutely incredible meal. Our waitress, Oly, was very charming and helpful. Her husband, the chef, has a serious talent. If you are in Bavaria you MUST stop here. So good!!!

Great food and even greater service! Highly recommend…read moremaking a reservation as they can get pretty busy. The place has the atmosphere of a traditional Bavarian restaurant. They have a decent selection of food and drinks. We even got some complimentary schnapps after dinner.

Let me preface this review by stating that I am not the biggest fan of Bavarian food, but felt…read moreobligated to have at least one traditional local meal while traveling through Bavaria. I had the pork schnitzel with dark beer sauce. Usually the best thing about schnitzels is the crispy coating (otherwise, it's just a boneless pork chop). However, the dark beer sauce, which was like a gravy, smothered the crispy coating, making it soggy (1 star off). My husband got the boiled steak with horseradish sauce and salad. The horseradish sauce was delicious, but the boiled steak was exactly that, boiled...without any flavor on its own (1 star off). Overall, we had a decent meal, but the food felt like slightly elevated cafeteria food rather than that of an established restaurant. I left still feeling the same about Bavarian food unfortunately.

A wonderful traditional German food restaurant. Our group of 45 were present. Everyone was able to…read moreorder their food and drinks in a timely manner. We were served promptly, the staff wore traditional Bavarian clothing and were very friendly. The food was delicious as was the dessert. It was a lovely evening.

Nice mixed modern hotel restaurant. Greet was very good, they sat us quickly and were very…read morecourteous. Service plummeted after that. The server wasn't the quiet, professional German service we've come to expect, I would label her more like "actively disinterested". She couldn't care less about us, never checked on us, delivered the check without a word. The other gentleman working a table that appeared to be a family he knew, was very nice abcs he actually checked on us, so thank you. The food: we both ordered wiener schnitzel, since it was our last day in Germany on this trip. This was amazing! The schnitzel was delivered in the typical Austrian way. Cooked in clarified butter, served with lemon and lingonberry preserves, simply delicious. The pommes frites were meh, very dry and lacking that typical European taste from being cooked in beef tallow. My guess is they weren't. The dish is also offered with kartofflesalat (potato salad), so maybe go for that instead. Bottom line: very cool interior, they have a micro brewery to boot, and the schnitzel was very tasty. Would recommend overall, just avoid if possible, the blonde kelnerin (waitress) she seems like she'd rather be doing anything else than serving.

So I had fond memories of eating here but it did not live up to my memories. Our meals were very…read moregood but the creme brûlée was not so good. While the custard has the perfect consistency it lacked any flavor other than egg and creme. So overall, nice place to eat but be prepared if you like a more relaxed atmosphere do not eat here. Be polite and know basic German etiquette, I fail sometimes even though I know proper etiquette I do not know some of the German proper etiquette. Plus it did not help that my friend got sick during our visit to the restaurant. Not because of the restaurant but the whole night was awkward.

One of my favorite restaurants in Garmisch. Traditional Bavarian food served in a homey atmosphere…read more Very reasonably priced and friendly German service.

The waitress was knowledgeable and helpful to us who do not speak German. The menu boasts meats,…read morevegetarian and kids menus. The place itself is cute with wooden tables and nice old pictures on the wall Koved the old oven. One suggestion is butter to be served with the good bread.

We did not have a reservation and they squeezed us in which was nice since it was clearly busy. The…read morepancake soup was delicious and the vegetarian meal with mushroom dumplings in red sauce was too. Very happy with our choice to stop here.

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.

Nice place to stop for a drink and people watch. It was pretty busy and, is attached to a coffee…read moreand ice cream bar next door in case you don't fancy a sausage and beer ;-) Service is good and friendly. I cannot comment on the food as I did not eat here. I assume it is ok as most of the people at the place seemed like regulars and seemed to know each other. Happily come back here for a beer or a meal.

Loved dining at this traditional Bavarian restaurant in Garmisch. Probably one of my favorite meals…read moreI had while visiting Germany. AMBIANCE: 10/10. 5 stars. Just a lovely spot. The exterior was beautiful and welcoming. I opted to sit outside since it was a nice day, but their inside was very cozy with dark wood and traditional elements. The front patio area was peaceful, shaded and breezy. Plentiful seating. Location is a little outside the main part of town so I drove and parked around the corner. FOOD: Solid, hearty meal. I went for the ribs and throughly enjoyed myself. Really no complaints. SERVICE: Quick and friendly service. It wasn't too busy while I was here so the waiter spent a good amount of time just chatting with me about my trip and things to do in the area. Overall just a great meal in a beautiful location.

It's not the restaurants fault that I realize I don't like Bavarian food much! But the food was a…read morebit too salty and maybe could've been presented better but the wine was great and the view is one of those cobblestone streets of Europe which I love