The avocado toast was fresh, and the bread had a nice crunch. Service was quick even with the morning crowd. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

A margherita for &euro;5.50. That&#39;s basically unheard of around here. And it wasn&#39;t just cheap, the dough was properly chewy, the sauce actually tasted like tomatoes. I kept checking the bill, honestly. Just a simple pizza, but done right. Sometimes that&#39;s all you need. The place itself is nothing fancy, but who cares when the food is this good for that price.

Decent pan-Asian spot. Bun Bo La Lot was pretty good, and the interior&rsquo;s nicer than it looks from outside.

The food was really delicious. The presentation of the food was good. The service team was very gentle. The price was very fair!

Let the owner pick our wines for each course &mdash; every single pairing was spot on. Food&#39;s simple and fresh, really tasty. Cozy little place, candlelit. Good for a chill evening.

The calf liver was really fresh and cooked just right. Nice to find a place that does classic dishes properly in Rosenheim.

The buffet spread isn&rsquo;t huge, but everything I tried was fresh and nicely cooked. Place was clean, felt pretty cozy inside. Just a heads up &mdash; cash only, and you have to order a drink with the buffet. That caught me a bit off guard, but the food made up for it.

Nice beer garden, kids can run around while you have a drink. Roast pork was really tender, fell apart easy. Good spot if you need a break from the city noise. Not fancy but does the job.

Great spot to hang out with friends, the beer garden is super charming. Food was hearty and came in big portions, we couldn&#39;t finish everything 😅

Hawaii pizza was solid. Latte Macchiato did the job too. Sat by the window, mountain view made it better. Prices okay, not cheap but fair. Place is small though, kinda cozy. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re in the area.

Decent stop right off the highway. Beer garden was nice and shaded, but the schnitzel portion felt a bit small for the price.

We had our wedding reception here and it was lovely. The surroundings are beautiful, with the option for a ceremony by the lake. Food was good and the staff, especially Lea, were incredibly helpful.

Food was solid, service friendly enough. Upstairs felt a bit bright and empty though, not super cozy. Maybe it&#39;s better when it&#39;s busier. We were there early and it just felt a little stark. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back, but I&#39;d probably try to sit downstairs next time.

Been coming here for years now, and it never really changes&mdash;in a good way. That apple strudel is still the best I&#39;ve had in town. We were there on Christmas Eve once, and even then, the food and local wines held up. Staff&#39;s always been friendly, too. Place is split between cozy and modern; I always stick to the cozy side.

Nice spot for a fish lunch. Kaiserschmarrn was the real highlight though, fluffy and sweet. They let you fish your own dinner which is kinda fun. Prices are okay for what you get. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The Alpin Menu took us through the Alps in a really clever way. Each course had its own character. Just wish the pacing between dishes was a bit quicker, we were there for almost 3 hours.

The staff spoke English well, which made ordering easy. I had the penne arrabbiata and it was properly spicy, just the way I like it. The place felt comfortable for a solo meal. Nothing fancy, but it did the job. I&#39;d stop by again if I was in the neighborhood.

The vegan tofu shashlik with balsamico drizzle was the reason I stopped here, and honestly it didn&#39;t disappoint. Portion was decent for the price, which surprised me for a ski spot. Usually you pay double for half the effort. Just wish they had a bit more seating inside, but that&#39;s minor.

Solid Italian spot, gelato was really good. Downtown location is chill but there was a line when I went. Fine for a quick stop.

Stopped in for a quick bite, grabbed a vegan smoothie and cheesecake. Both were solid, not too sweet. Good spot for brunch or dessert, maybe not a full dinner.

The tomato soup was really good&mdash;hot and full of flavor. The bread basket that came with it was generous too. Pesto spaghetti was tasty, though I wish the salad had a bit more freshness to it.

Felt so welcome even with my shaky German &mdash; the staff really took their time with us. Traditional outfits added a nice touch to the whole vibe. 🌟

We had the roast duck for Christmas and it was really good. Portions are generous, which I appreciated. The meat was tender, skin nice and crispy. Only thing - I wished there were more vegetable sides to balance it out. But for a hearty meal, it hit the spot. Would order again.

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