Munich Restaurants

... (did not like Bologna that much), one day Modena (visiting Osteria Francescana, number 4 worldwide in the list of the best restaurants) and three days sick in bed in Ferrara. Went by train (Stuttgart - Munich - Rosenheim - Kufstein - Innsbruck - ...

... is right next to the Hauptbahnhof, so we walked down the street a bit and got some maps and directions to one of the vegetarian restaurants we found on happycow.com. After a bit of confusion and such, we were happy to come upon next to one of the ...

... Cross used to be (or rather, a glitzy version anyway). We seem to be staying in the Arabic part of town, with Arabian restaurants & residents. We unpacked & then headed into town for some food. Our hotel is about a 10 minute walk from the heart ...

... hour just to find the place. We also found that this Monday was a religious holiday and all stores were closed with only restaurants still open. The bus tour was similar to London with a double decker open roof bus, but the narration was awful.  ...

... That night we took a sketchy walk through the only lit path in Berlin’s massive city park and cruised the bars and restaurants on Leopoldstasse. We had some drinks at the Hofbrauhaus and later at a pizza joint down the street. The next morning, ...

... as Germany's city with the highest quality of life. Capital of Bavaria, it is a cosmopolitan city, with great restaurants, interesting museums, beautiful palaces and charming plazas. There are gardens everywhere, including the English Garden, ...

... quite heavy on the fake meat. Needless-to-say Anna is in heaven. We went to a large variety of great vege restaurants in Munich, including one place that did fake meat traditional german meals. I had steak and Knodel (which were filled with bread ...

... to the craziest language in this world! Munich: LOUD Munich is active all day every day. I feel like all the stores and restaurants are always open, do people sleep here? Where we stayed in 2008, we heard people outside our window from our hotel until 4 ...

... I will have to go back in a different season!  The four of us then ate a great lunch at one of the local restaurants by the castle, where we tried the Radler type of beer, which tastes like lemonade! Very refreshing. After the ride back to Munich we ...

... to the nines. Walked around town, its World Cup Soccer time, and Germany is ready. They have TVs setup almost everywhere, bars, restaurants, middle of town squares, and in the middle of their largest park. I watched the game in the middle of their park, ...

... of calm before a storm as Oktoberfest was not set to start for another week. Much preparation was underway but the streets, restaurants and beer-halls were relatively tourist-free. There had been great debate among the team as to whether we should try ...

... in Munich than any other Asian nationals or maybe the Germans are a bunch of Anime freaks xD I decided to walk in one of the Italian restaurants to try some of the German brewed beer (How odd is that? haha) All the waiters are male and of course they are ...

... Berlin was dampened by the incessant rain which had set in. This gave us a good excuse to shelter in bars and restaurants and sample some Berlin specialities. We particularly enjoyed; Hax - An entire leg of pork served for one person. Berliner Weisse ...

... by what we had seen.  It was busy but not over crowded and it was very clean, lots of side walk cafes and restaurants, beautiful buildings and churches. There must be alot of money in Munich as the car park was full of porches, benzes, ferraris, ...

... ll be missing all of that when I come back home to Chicago, but I really enjoyed my stay in Munich. All of the museums, churches, restaurants, and soccer games were absolutely magnificent. I would recommend everyone to visit Munich. it has so many places ...

... rebounded almost immediately as we found scores of them drinking from beer steins and chain smoking on patios outside of the restaurants we passed. Though this is absolutely their way of life, things will a little more lively in anticipation of the ...

... closed on Sunday as we were expecting the city to be very busy.  The only things open were the churches (obviously), some restaurants and food outlets and the museums.  The tour groups were out in full force as usual though.  At this end ...

... in Reising was very nice, the Dorint Novotel. This was the best place we stayed during the entire visit. Local restaurants there in Friesing center (a 3-minute walk) serve excellent food from a traditional bavarian menu, and at reasonable prices. After ...

... , and there was of course the famous incident at the Olympic games here. And there were definitely some pretty good restaurants serving typical Bavarian cuisine, and even more delicious Bavarian beer. Like other cities, we partook in a walking tour, and ...

... stores do not open on a Sunday and so other than the market the only places which were open were the café's and restaurants and of course the pubs. On the other crossways were another row of stalls, leading up town to a plaza where the majority ...

... we went straight into the centre again. It was a blazing hot day. The “sights” of munich centre are really just scattered amongst the restaurants, shops and central streets, so we took an easy walk around the city, seeing the sights as we ...