The green curry and papaya salad hit the spot. Portions are big for what you pay. Place gets busy around noon, but that&#39;s a good sign.

Solid Bavarian food. Had the pork knuckle, crispy skin, meat fell off the bone. Place was busy but not chaotic. Service was fine, nothing special. Prices fair for the quality. If you&#39;re in the area and want traditional stuff done right, this works.

Solid food, old-school vibe inside. Menu&rsquo;s only in German though, took us a minute to figure out. Staff was friendly enough. Pasta was decent, nothing crazy but fine for the price. Wouldn&rsquo;t go out of my way, but if you&rsquo;re nearby it works.

Stopped by for dessert &mdash; the tiramisu was solid, and the wine pairing they suggested worked really well. Service was friendly enough, though it took a moment to get the bill.

Pizza was solid, and the price felt right for what you got. Big portions, so we left full. I had a glass of their house red with it, which did the job, nothing fancy. Place was a bit busy for a Tuesday, but service kept up. Fine if you want a no-fuss meal without breaking the bank.

Stopped by for lunch after a walk in the park. The octopus was properly tender, not rubbery at all. Pizza had a nice thin crust, though the topping could&#39;ve used a bit more salt. Took a while to get seated, but once we ordered, things moved along. Solid choice if you&#39;re in the area and want something decent without the tourist trap feel.

Been coming here every ISPO for years now. This time tried the truffle pasta and it was properly good. Place gets busy but the vibe stays cozy. Just wish they&#39;d open a bit earlier, had to wait around outside for 10 minutes. Still my go-to Italian spot around here though.

The bun cha here hits the spot. Pork was properly charred, and the dipping sauce had that right balance of sweet and sour. Fresh herbs came out with the plate, plenty of mint and perilla. Portion was big enough that I skipped dinner later. Just wish the noodles were slightly warmer, but that&#39;s a minor thing.

Came with a bigger group and honestly the price felt fair for what you get. Food was decent, nothing crazy. But the ventilation... yeah, could be way better. Left smelling like the kitchen. Also heads up, the restroom decor is a bit much if you&#39;re with kids. Not sure I&#39;d bring them in there again.

The setting is really nice and the staff were friendly. Food was a bit underwhelming though&mdash;my dish tasted a little flat for what they charge.

Big menu, pretty lively spot. Got the schnitzel&mdash;portion was huge, honestly enough for two. Place gets loud though, so don&#39;t come here for a quiet chat. Service was fast despite the crowd.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Place was clean, had that simple Italian look. Food was decent for the price, nothing fancy but fair. Service was quick enough, which I appreciated since I had limited time. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a no-fuss meal.

Came here before a show. The improv was genuinely funny, good crowd energy. Food was okay, nothing special&mdash;my burger lacked seasoning. Took a while to get the bill too. Fine for a pre-theatre bite, just don&#39;t expect much from the kitchen.

The summer rolls were so fresh, crunchy veggies, really good. Noodle dishes hit the spot too. Simple place, no fuss, just solid Vietnamese food.

Stopped by for dinner and honestly the complimentary Raki at the end caught me off guard. Such a nice touch. Food was solid Turkish, nothing over the top but really comforting. Place is tiny though, so definitely reserve a table beforehand. I&#39;d go back for that vibe alone.

The schnitzel was spot on, crispy and not greasy at all. The kartoffelsalat had that perfect tangy touch. Felt like a proper Bavarian meal, just like my Oma used to make! 😊

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The mixed meat platter for two was solid, and the homemade bread paired nicely with my glass of red. Service stayed attentive but never hovered.

The spaghetti napoli was fresh, tomatoes tasted really good. Pizza was okay, nothing special but fine. Would come back for the pasta.

The Flammkuchen was solid, but the linguine with lemon pesto and tiger prawns really got me. Around 40&euro; for two with drinks feels fair. Waitresses were lovely too.

The paella was really good and the wine list had some nice picks. It&#39;s a bit loud inside though, so maybe not the best spot if you want a chill catch-up. Still, fun for a group hang! 😄

The mango lassi and chutneys were fresh and full of flavor, and the bhuna gosht was tender with a rich gravy. The BBQ platter, however, was dry and lacked the authentic spices&mdash;stick to the curries here.

Decent spot near the Sheraton. They took us in late and the minestrone was properly hearty. Grilled beef was fine, nothing fancy.

Lovely retro atmosphere and the food looked really nice on the plate. Portions were generous too. Service was friendly and made me feel comfortable.

The Apfelstrudel here is the real deal&mdash;warm, flaky, not too sweet. I came for the traditional German food and left thinking about that dessert. Augustiner beer on the side was a solid choice too. Service was attentive without hovering. Cozy spot, though it did get a bit busy around 7. Would go back just for the strudel, honestly.

Been coming here for a while now. Owner still remembers what I ordered last time, that says something. Tikka chicken stays consistent, juicy every single time. Samosas are solid too, that cucumber yogurt dip on the side is the move. Place gets busy around dinner but it&#39;s worth it. Not the cheapest but you get what you pay for.

The pork knuckle and k&auml;sesp&auml;tzle were really good. You can tell this place has been around for ages, the old timbered rooms give it that traditional feel. Service was friendly enough, though I did have to wait a bit to get the bill. But honestly, the food made up for it. A solid choice if you want proper local dishes without any fuss.

The Munich schnitzel was huge. Crispy, well-seasoned, and honestly one of the better ones I&#39;ve had in the city. Portion alone is worth the price. Traditional Bavarian place, nothing fancy, but you get a lot for what you pay. Just be ready for a busy room.

Butter chicken was solid, garlic naan fresh out of the tandoor. Staff actually checked if the spice level was okay for us &mdash; nice touch. Place was busy but we got our food quick enough. Fine for a no-fuss dinner if you&#39;re in the area.

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