Munich Munich

Munich, known for its historic architecture and lively beer gardens, is famous for dishes like Weisswurst, Pretzels, and the hearty Schweinshaxe.

Cotidiano Gärtnerplatz

Cotidiano Gärtnerplatz

Gärtnerpl. 6, 80469 München, Germany, Germany, Munich

Tee • Cafés • Kaffee • Abholung


"my absolute favourite place in a little! the situation alone is already remarkable! in a quiet circular traffic they feel like in a quiet paris, where circular traffic is omnipresent only a little more will travel! the style of the native is simply stunning! everything is kept in the country style, they can find here on natural wooden benches and tables place! the place has a rich selection of broth and other baked. a seperate theke invites you to French back specialties and so you can take the one or other delicious snack from the shop for the house away. but in this measure we are not yet. Yeah, you can have breakfast all day! here they have the choice between the 'grand royal' and the 'grand royal xl', which differ from the additional schalotte and the 2 glasses prosecco! of course they pay a little more for it, but they also have a little more for it; the breakfast is really quickly served by the very friendly and attentive staff and is particularly noticeable by the graceful direction! they get a big broth basket with various broths and croissants, a cheese, sausage and fish plate with vegetables, a fruit salad, various jams, honey etc. served on the table that they don't even know where to eat! if they don't choose the breakfast that is no longer bad in the late afternoon, they can also be much on the flammpie do! the environment is upgraded by discrete jazz music and you can't stand out for the sanitary system! You have to read for everyone and keep yourself in mouth!"

Usagi

Usagi

Thalkirchner Str. 16, 80337 München, Germany, Germany, Munich

Bar • Bars • Wein • Fisch


"Yes, living in Munich's Glockenbachviertel has its ups. One of them being the ready availability of good restaurants. So when, after a hard day's work, we felt like going out for a quick bite, we were confronted with an overload of viable options. We opted for Usagi because the wife had been here before and quite liked it.Long story short, this is a great place for a quick bite. The ambience is nice. Not what you would expect from a restaurant specialising in Japanese cuisine, and that is a good thing. The waiters were extremely fast, efficient, but - most importantly - knowledgeable. The wife wanted to try the cardamom tonic water, and they came up with a fitting gin (a Dutch one from the extremely well stocked drinks menu).As for food, we simply stuck with small dishes, and quite a few of them. Everything was fresh, very nicely presented, and tasted in a way that someone who grew up in Düsseldorf simply could not complain about. The home-made kimchi was very nice, as was, truth be told (and check out the pictures) everything else. The only downside: The restaurant only offers three types of beer. One Japanese (maize and rice), one from Baden-Wuerttemberg (and there is a reason that state is famous for its wines, and infamous for its attempts at beer), and a local craft beer we had tried before and written up as a sorry mistake. But who needs beer when the cocktail menu well stocked, well presented, and affordable?Overall, we had a pleasant dinner. Usagi completely lacks any more refined Japanese dishes, but what they offer is well executed, equally well presented, reasonably priced - and really very tasty. Nice!"

Marais Soir

Marais Soir

Schwanthalerstraße 131, 80339, Munich, Germany

Wein • Kaffee • Europäisch • Französisch


"Da wir in der Nähe wohnen, hatten wir schon länger mal geplant, das Marais Soir auszuprobieren! Wir kannten die Speisekarte aus dem Aushang und freuten uns - da wir dachten, dass wir bei den Preisen nicht nur französische Küche sondern inspirierte französische Küche erwarten durften. Der Abend begann gut mit einem netten Empfang, die Karte machte uns die Auswahl leicht - und es ging los. Die Vorspeisen (Ziegenkäse und Fischsuppe) waren gut aber nicht inspirierend. Das hatten wir auch in München schon besser gegessen und für weniger Geld. Wichtiger Lichtblick: die dazu passenden offenen Weine waren super gewählt von der Bedienung und unterstützten den Geschmack der Speisen.Die Hauptspeisen waren schmackhaft - aber von der Größe der Portion her enttäuschend. Weinauswahl passte zwar wieder aber uns fehlte das spannende und typisch französische - Fisch in Safransud koche ich selber besser und für den Preis für mind. 4 Personen! Der Nachtisch passte - leider mussten wir darauf eine halbe Stunde warten genauso wie auf die Rechnung. Zu Zweit ist es einfach zu laut - am Nebentisch saßen 4 Personen dicht gedrängt an einem 3 Personentisch - obwohl sie reserviert hatten...Wir haben uns den Abend nicht verderben lassen, aber wir sind gegangen mit dem Gefühl, zu viel für zu wenig gezahlt zu haben. Für den Preis haben wir schon sehr viel besser und spannender gegessen - auch in München."