Bad Tölz
Jadran

Jadran

Max-Hoefler-Platz 5, 83646 Bad Toelz, Bavaria, Germany, Bad Tölz

Steak • Vegetarier • Europäisch • Meeresfrüchte


"Gestern waren wir bei herrlichsten Winterwetter, leider ohne Schnee, in einem unserer bayrischen Traumorte Bad Tölz. Es ist imer wieder schön, hierher zu kommen. Das Isarflimmern,viel besungen, die Berge von Lenggries, der Blick zum Kalvarienberg, das Alles sind wunderbare erste Eindrücke, wenn man vom Parkplatz kommt. Dazu die herrlichen Häuser mit ihrer phantastischen Lüftlmalerei, dieser Ort ist wirklich mit einer der schönsten in Bayern. Ein echtes Gesamt Kunstwerk.Leider gibt es das herrliche Salettl nicht mehr, wo man köstlich Essen konnte, wirklich ein rund zum Traurigsein. Im Jadran im Kurbezirk kann man auch gut kroatisch essen, auch wenn es kein Vergleich ist. Wir waren jedenfalls zufrieden. Das Ambiente ist sehr ansprechend und der Wirt eine Frohnatur und immmer zu Spässen aufgelegt. der Ober arbeitet flott, sodass es keinen Grund zum Jammern gibt. Nachdem üppigen Essen, tut ein Spaziergang immmer gut und so bestiegen wir den Kalvarienberg, der ein unbedingtes MUß ist, bei einem Besuch in Bad Tölz. Allein schon die traumhafte Aussicht über den Ort, die Isar im Sonnenschein und die traumhaft schönen Berge von Lenggries, machen jede Mühe wett. Dazu die riesigen Christus Figuren und die kunstvolle großartige Kirche, sind einfach immer wieder ein Erlebnis, weil man immer wieder Neues entdeckt. Bad Tölz ist einfach großartig, sooft man es auch besucht, es ist, immer wieder aufs Neue, eine Augenweide und große Freude, im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes."

Elia

Elia

Marktstr. 39, 83646 Bad Toelz, Bavaria, Germany, Bad Tölz

Asiatisch • Europäisch • Vegetarier • Meeresfrüchte


"We have visited the Restaurant Elia several times and on each occasion we were totally spoilt. From the friendly greetings to the complimentary Ouzo, the toasted bread and Olive Oil to the main meal, all went perfectly smoothly. The attentive staff must be complimented, drinks are served promptly, side salad is provided before the meal and further complimentary desert and Ouzo make the meal a pleasant experience. Now to the actual paid-for food on the plate: we and our guest usually come back for the grilled "Kalamari Psito" (€11.40) which are prepared perfectly. Try it. Our tip: if you don’t want to make a pig of yourself, go for the "Seniorenkarte" (Senior Portions), seven calamari together with the offered bread & olive oil, Pilaf-Rice, potatoes, the lemon-oil sauce and the salad is plenty for most people. The complimentary desert after the meal is a nice touch without spoiling a good meal in a pleasant atmosphere. The only negative item I might point out, is the Pangasius (fish). Why does a good restaurant offer such a poor quality fish with all it’s controversial background (google it). This alone would normally put us off setting foot in such a place. Apart from this, we are happy to recommend Restaurant Elia which certainly is a shining light amongst the Bad Toelz gastronomy. Prices are reasonable and we will soon return to be spoilt once more. (PS: we not related or befriended with anybody working in the restaurant, but we feel we are treated like friends)"

Gasthaus Tolz

Gasthaus Tolz

Bahnhofstr. 2, 83646 Bad Toelz, Bavaria, Germany, Bad Tölz

Cafés • Pizza • Asiatisch • Europäisch


"" wenn ich könnte , würde ich Bier heiraten " - Titel und Foto einer eher zierlichen jungen Frau , die eine Brauerlehre zwischen Abitur und Studium gemacht hat , weckten mein Interesse am " Ort des Geschehens " und so kam ich ueber Johanna Glas nach Bad Toelz zum Gasthaus mit Hauseigener Brauerei " Toelzer Muehlfeldbraeu " , benannt nach dem Stadtviertel zwischen Bahnhof und berühmter Marktstrasse in der Toelzer Altstadt : Klar in allem , ob die Biere - nicht filtriert und nicht pasteurisiert - , ob die Klarheit der Raeume von Lokal bis Bar und Gewoelbekeller mit Veranstaltungsbuehne im Untergeschoss , ob die exzellente Frischekulinarik der Kueche betreffend . Da haben sich mit Eroeffnung Anfang 2009 die Richtigen gefunden : 1 unternehmenserfahrener Investor mit Leidenschaft und 2 gebürtige Toelzer als Paechter und Geschaeftsfuehrer mit Qualitaetsausbildung im Gastgewerbe , der eine für die Restauration , der andere für die Kueche - dazu sympathischer Service . " Kunst des Kochens + Kunst des Bieres " Bei meinem Erstbesuch war es Nachmittag , da gilt die " Brotzeitkarte " : Kaesevariationen aus dem bekannten Toelzer Kasladen / Belegte Bierbrote ( wahlweise Schinken , Kaese , geräucherter Lachs ) / Toelzer Brotzeit / Isartaler Brotzeit / Gasthaus Brotzeit ab 2 Personen) / Gasthaus Bierbrote mit wahlweisen Aufstrichen und dann das ganz Besondere : " Toelzer Sushi " zu je 1.40 Euro pro Stueck aus der Frischvitrine im Lokal . - Stueck für Stueck im Sesammantel gerollt und innen gefüllt mit O' Batzdn - Geraeuchertem Lachs - luftgetrockneter Schinken - Bergsalami - Frischkaese . Ich entschied mich für 2 Sushirollen und 1 Bierbrot mit geräuchertem Lachs & Meerettich . Die Wärme Kueche bietet mittags und dann wieder ab 18.Uhr : Tomaten Kokossuppe mit Babymozzarella oder Zitronengrassuppe mit Jakobsmuscheln wie auch Bayerische Kartoffelsuppe - Pastagerichte und " Toelzer Bierrisotto " ( beides auch in vegetarischer Ausfuehrung ) für Fischliebhaber Lachs in der Folie gegart - für Grillliebhaber wahlweise Garnelen / Zanderfilet / Entenbrust / Maispoulardenbrust / Bullenlende / Ochsenfilet ) und als Besonderheit " Gasthaus Surf&Turf " ! Klassiker ebenso das " Gasthaus Schnitzel in Bierbrotpanade mit Bratkartoffeln und Salat .Als Desserts zB " Toelzer Muehlfeldbraeu - Weissbiereis oder Wackersberger Apfel Sorbet oder die kleine Auswahl in der Frischevitrine .Clou sind auch die 5 verschiedenen " Fruehstuecksgedecke " ( an Samstagen , Sonn - und Feiertagen bis 14.00 Uhr .Fazit : Der Genuss steht im Vordergrund und damit der Gast im Mittelpunkt ."

Ristorante Caffebar Papagallo

Ristorante Caffebar Papagallo

Buchener Str. 28, 83646, Wackersberg, Bavaria, Germany, Bad Tölz

Pizza • Cafés • Fisch • Italienisch


"Dropped in here this evening with my wife for an evening meal while staying nearby. The restaurant was full, so the waitress (I think she may have been the owner's wife? Blond haired lady), who spoke no English (apparently), offered us a temporary seat at...the pizza preparation area, where we watched the chefs spin the dough! The owner/manager appeared after minutes and indicated that he would get us a table in the main restaurant soon (thank you so we ordered some drinks. We were seated within minutes and the blond-haired waitress appeared to take our order. I ordered Spaghetti Puttanesca, and she repeated the order back with some hilarity (her pronounciation was exactly the same as mine, so I fail to see the joke which amused the couple sat next to us (some private joke, or was she suggesting I was calling her a tart I then ordered the Pizza Casa, and again, she repeated it back using the same pronounciation, as if I spoke Martian (neither of the items were pronounced with a German lilt, they were pronounced as would an Italian). Our food was served within minutes, and unfortunately, due to my error (assuming a house pizza which includes the words allem and fisch would include fish, though I had failed to notice the ohne in between, so "everything but the fish!" The exact opposite of what my wife wanted my wife couldn't eat her pizza, so we swapped and I ate the lot. An enormous pizza including ham, salami, very mild pickled chilli peppers, mushrooms, artichokes and cheese ham. I wasn't offered any chilli oil, nor did the waitress enquire if our food was OK. When we finished, we waited patiently for the waitress to appear, but she was in deep conversation with (I presume a local couple behind us. After a while, I turned, caught her eye, and indicated I needed the check. She acknowledged, indicated one moment, and carried on her conversation for another good minutes or more before I asked the same of the manager/owner, who brought the check immediately! The lady in question appears to have a problem with English people? Or was it just us? I don't know? The food was actually pretty good, but with such appalling service, I cannot offer any more than star. Sorry! P.S Lady I would have sacked you a long time ago if you were my employee, and if you were my wife, you would get a good telling off"

Ratskeller Bad Tolz

Ratskeller Bad Tolz

Marktstr. 48, 83646 Bad Toelz, Bavaria, Germany, Bad Tölz

Cafés • Deutsch • Europäisch • Vegetarier


"This restaurant is situated in the old town in Bad Tölz near the top of the hill in the altstadt.It is a typical little German restaurant in the Bavarian Hofbräuhaus style.The waitresses are of course dressed in traditional clothing and were quick to serve us. I must agree with the other reviewers that at first the waitresses were not too friendly but this changed during the course of our visit and we had a bit of a laugh and a joke with them. The Bavarians are an unfriendly bunch at the best of times but once you get under their thick skin some of them are actually quite nice.We were a party of four as my wife and myself had guests from Japan with us.They do not speak any German but their English was perfect so we could order on the behalf.Of course we had to have beer with our lunch and as it was Hacker Pschorr it was of course cool and refreshing.We ordered our meal and each one of us chose something different from the menu. About 10 minutes later the meals arrived. I had ordered the Schweinshaxen which is the restaurants speciality or at least it was that day. This was a Pigs trotter covered in breadcrumbs served in a pepper sauce and with it came a side salad.My wife had Pfefferlinge and Knödel mushrooms and a dumpling and our guests both had a variation of the roast pork dishes with different side orders.I must say I was not only surprised but amazed about how good all the food was. My wife just looked at me and was flabbergasted. We eat out a lot but this was something else.Our meals were simply fantastic and the Japanese couple were also quite taken aback about how good it was.Would we go there again…. Of course. Next time we are in Tölz we will make this our regular haunt without a doubt."