- Q: What can visitors expect from Munich’s dining scene?
- A: Visitors to Munich can look forward to enjoying delicious food at a wide variety of restaurants and bars, catering to all tastes and budgets.
- Q: What types of dining options are available in Munich?
- A: From the humblest sausage bar at the station to the remarkable cuisine offered by the city’s Michelin-starred establishments, there is something for everyone.
- Q: Is there live entertainment available in Munich’s dining spots?
- A: Yes, visitors can enjoy live music, local beer, and delicious German delicacies while singing along with the locals.
- Q: How accessible is good food in Munich?
- A: You will never find yourself far from delicious tastes and aromas, with excellent dining options spread throughout the city.
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1. Taverna Limani
Savor fresh Greek seafood and enjoy a romantic Mediterranean dinner on a weekend trip.
Lovers of Greek food will be pleased to know that they can find all their favorite Greek dishes on the menu at Taverna Limani in Munich. The un-pretentious and family-friendly restaurant features plain wooden tables and painted chairs – just the kind of décor you would expect to find in a harbor restaurant somewhere in Crete. The delicious selection of appetizers could easily satisfy your hunger but to fully appreciate the wonderful cuisine of Greece you need to taste some of the delicious main courses which include grilled octopus and calamari, rabbit stew, moussaka and classis Gyros. You can wash it all down with the wine or beer of your choice or try some local Ouzo.
Taverna Limani, 2 Rotdom Street, 81547 Munich, Phone: +49-89-69-80-40-72
2. Boulangerie Dompierre
Taste buttery pastries and enjoy a quick, affordable French breakfast or lunch stop.
Visitors to Munich who are craving a delicious, melt-in-the-mouth French croissant or pastry need look no further than Boulangerie Dompierre, which has five branches dotted around the city. Boulangerie Dompierre take great pride in producing their wonderful range of traditional French breads, croissants, pastries and confectionary using only the freshest and purest traditional ingredients and their bakers rise at 2am to deliver fresh batches of goodness every day. The bakery and coffee shop is the ideal place to take a break from visiting Munich’s tourist attractions and you can buy fresh croissants and bread to take home for your breakfast from 7am on weekdays and 8am on weekends.
Boulangerie Dompierre, 31 Teng Street, Munich 80796, Phone: +089-27-37-44-32
3. Broeding Restaurant
Savor seasonal tasting menus and admire an unusual, romantic dining experience with no à la carte.
Presenting the perfect marriage of wine and food, Broeding Restaurant offers an ever-changing gastronomic menu of fresh regional produce paired with the perfect wine to enhance the flavors. Broeding Restaurant has been tantalizing Munich palates for over 25 years and has built up a solid following of gourmands who return time after time to enjoy one of their signature five or six-course gourmet food and wine pairings. The wines on offer represent some of the finest vineyards in Europe and beyond and the menu changes daily to make the best possible use of locally-sourced fresh ingredients. Broeding also offers a three-course After Work dinner menu served between 6pm and 8pm.
Broeding Restaurant, 9 Schule Street, Munich/Neuhousen 80634, Phone: +49-89-16-42-38
4. Chopan am Gasteig
Enjoy Afghan cuisine and discover an affordable, flavorful spot perfect for couples or family dinners.
You are always assured of a warm Afghani welcome as you step inside Chopan Restaurant, the first Afghan restaurant to be established in Munich. At Chopan am Gasteig you can get an authentic taste of Afghanistan’s traditional fragrant cuisine served against the backdrop of the restaurant’s colorful interpretation of a nomadic tent. The restaurant is named after the nomadic shepherds of Afghanistan and the food is a wonderful amalgamation of fragrances and spices influenced by the many Middle Eastern cultures which make up the population of the country. Expect delicious traditional Afghan dishes redolent with coriander, saffron and cardamom. There are many options for both meat lovers and vegetarians. Bookings recommended.
Chopan am Gasteig , 3 Occam Street, Munich 80802, Phone: +49-89-38-88-86-52
5. Le Stollberg
Dine on refined French-German fare and enjoy a romantic night in a stylish setting.
If you are looking for an innovative take on classic French cuisine you need look no further than Munich’s Le Stollberg Restaurant. Le Stollberg takes great pride in serving distinguished fine-dining cuisine for the discerning palate, with or without the pleasure of a wine pairing. All the dishes are prepared using the freshest produce from trusted suppliers in Germany and France – you may select from the a la carte menu or get a wonderful overview of what is on offer by treating yourself to their four-course set menu. Le Stollberg also offers Business Lunches and seasonal specials such as their popular Plateau de Fruits de Mer (Seafood platter).
Le Stollberg, 2 Stollberg Street, 80539 Munich, Phone: +49-89-24-24-34-50
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