Good pizza, no question. The dough was spot on. Just wish the waiter had been a bit more careful with the cutlery, noticed a few things that could&#39;ve been cleaner.

Decent pizza and a pretty good spot if you&#39;re staying nearby. Walked over from the B&amp;B in a few minutes. Could&#39;ve used a bit more toppings, but fine for a casual dinner.

Curries were a bit oily but the waiter caught it and offered a new one. Nice spot, though not cheap. Fine for a casual dinner if you&#39;re in the area.

The grilled meat was really good, juicy and well-seasoned. Portions are decent for the price. Only downside&mdash;it gets loud inside, so don&#39;t come here expecting a quiet dinner.

The escargot and scallops were really good, and the daily specials sounded interesting. The whole place has that cozy French bistro feel, like you stepped out of the neighborhood for a minute. Just wish the tables weren&#39;t packed quite so close together.

The lamb vindaloo here is solid. Heat level&#39;s proper, not just for show. Better than most places around, even mine at home.

Stopped by for a quick drink and snack. Cocktails were solid, bartender knew what they were doing. Food was just okay though, nothing special. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want a relaxed spot, just don&#39;t come expecting proper Mexican flavors.

Food was solid and the beer list is long. Portions felt fair for the price, nothing crazy but you won&#39;t leave hungry. Place was busy, service still friendly.

The Franziskaner on tap was spot on, really well kept. Portions are huge, so come hungry. Kids loved the playground, plenty of shade too. A bit busy but that&#39;s part of the charm.

The lasagna was solid and easily enough for two. Cozy little place, though the appetizer plate felt pricey.

The terrace was nice and quiet, chicken skewers with grilled veggies tasted fresh. Aperol Spritz was well made too. Only thing&mdash;the waiter seemed a bit dismissive when I ordered. Not rude exactly, just not very interested. I&#39;d still come back for the food though.

amazing vibessss and the food was sooo delicious! My parents are usually very picky about food but this place was absolutely scrumptious! We don&#39;t speak German and they were very accommodating. Would definitely be going back and if you&#39;re reading this, go go go! will not regret it

The vegetable biryani was decent&mdash;not quite like the Hyderabadi version I grew up with, but tasty enough. Staff were friendly. Just a heads-up: they have a &euro;15 minimum for card payments.

Lovely restaurant, nice menu - focus on fewer dishes but with great quality. Friendly and attentive service and tables spaced pleasantly apart so you are not right next to other diners.

The food was delicious and beautifully presented, making it a feast for the eyes as well. The cozy atmosphere of the older building adds to its charm.

Restaurant in Hotel Bayerischer Hof Munich

The pork knuckle was the standout. Crispy skin, tender inside, proper seasoning. Ate it with the potato dumplings and sauerkraut. Portion size is generous, maybe too much for one person. The schnitzel was decent too, though the breading could&#39;ve been crunchier. Came here on a busy night, food still arrived quick. That&#39;s what matters.

The veggie options here are actually decent, which surprised me for Munich. Andrea at the front was super nice and made sure my dish came out the way I wanted. Solid spot.

The courtyard is lovely, that&rsquo;s for sure. Burrata was creamy and the aragosta pasta had real flavor. Would&rsquo;ve liked a better wine list to match, but the food carried it.

Stumbled in here after a long walk and it hit the spot. Traditional dishes done right, nothing fancy. The staff let us take our time with the menu. They had a decent local red that paired well with the roast pork. English menu was a plus. Bathrooms were clean, which is always a good sign.

The owners actually took time to explain the menu and spoke German with us. Pasta was fresh, you could tell it was made that morning. Simple place, but the food did the talking.

The lighting and seating here are what I remember most &mdash; comfortable chairs, not too cramped, and the room didn&rsquo;t feel like a cafeteria. Had the fish dish, which was decent. Could&rsquo;ve been slightly warmer, but the vibe made up for it. I&rsquo;d sit at the window table again.

The filetpfanne and dumplings were solid, really hearty stuff. Watching the bartender tap a fresh wooden keg was a nice touch. Just don&#39;t expect fast service when it&#39;s full, we waited a bit.

Stumbled into this place near Marienplatz and ended up staying way longer than planned. The cocktail list is basically a book &mdash; pages and pages of stuff. Tried a few originals, all solid. Wood-paneled walls make it feel cozy, kind of old-school Munich. Not the cheapest, but you pay for the vibe. Good spot if you&#39;re tired of the touristy bars around.

The Schweinebraten was the reason I came and honestly it didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Tender, juicy, that gravy just soaked into the dumplings perfectly. My friend got the Holzfellersteak and she barely talked while eating it, which says a lot. Service was a bit all over the place though, we waited a while for the bill. But for the food alone I&rsquo;d probably come back.

The tuna steak was done properly, not overcooked like most places do it. Had good flavor too. Staff were friendly enough, didn&#39;t have to wait long for anything. Decent spot if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple. Probably won&#39;t blow you away but it does the job.

Pad Thai was solid, really flavorful, maybe just a touch salty for my taste. Would&#39;ve loved a crisp Riesling to balance it out, but their drink list is pretty basic. Cozy spot though.

The all-day breakfast menu saved me&mdash;showed up around 2pm and still got eggs and pancakes. The back seating area is what I remember most though. Nice design, comfortable chairs, not too loud even when it filled up. Good spot if you want to sit and take your time. Food was fine, nothing crazy, but the space itself made it worth it.

We came here twice during our stay. Menu&rsquo;s well put together, not too big, but covers most bases. Staff were solid both times&mdash;attentive without hovering. Food came out quick, which I appreciated. Portions are fair for the price. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind going back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Falafel sandwich was solid &mdash; fresh veggies and that sauce really made it. Quick stop, didn&#39;t feel ripped off. Good enough for a casual catch-up with friends. 👍

Solid spot for a quick bite near the Isar. The currywurst and fries hit the spot, and the variety of sauces is a nice touch. Prices are fair for the quality.

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