German Restaurants in Munich

Augustinerkeller

All Ages / All Types / Beer / Steak

Party Earth Review What separates Augustinerkeller from all the other beer halls in Munich – at least in the minds of the locals – is its reputation for having the best brew in town served straight from the taps in the oaken barrels. On any warm day, the place is packed with regulars and visitors alike tossing back liters of beer under the ... more

Arnulfstrasse 52
80335 Munich

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Park Café

20s / All Ages / All Types / Casual

Party Earth Review Whether patrons want to eat, drink, or be merry, they’ll find a place to do it at Park Café, a versatile space that offers three different vibes all in one spot. An airy, upscale restaurant serves modern interpretations of classic Bavarian dishes to a mixed crowd of families, students, and business people, while the traditional ... more

Sophienstrasse 7
80333 Munich

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Wirtshaus Zur Brez'n

18 and over / 20s / Beer / Casual

Party Earth Review Incredibly popular, and intensely dedicated to serving Paulaner beer, Wirtshaus Zur Brez’n has the look and feel of a typical Bavarian beer hall, but on a slightly smaller scale. Located in the heart of Schwabing amid trendy cafés and bars, this beer hall’s traditional charm draws a diverse and dynamic crowd that includes ... more

Leopoldstrasse 72
80802 Munich

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It’s not too hard to find German restaurants in Munich. The streets literally smell of bratwurst and sauerkraut. Plus, when one thinks of German grub, it’s usually the Bavarian style of food they have in mind.

An internationally recognized Munich restaurant that serves traditional fare is the Michelin-rated Zum Franziskaner in Maxvorstadt, where one can dine along with sausage connoisseurs on Leberkäse, Weisswurst, and other specialties in its interior courtyard.

Close by, opposite the Bavarian State Opera, is the Spatenhaus an der Oper. The small German restaurant is located in an old townhouse, and serves both regional and local food on the first floor, and international cuisine on the second floor.

Then there is the iconic Hofbräuhaus, where tourists and locals pack together at tables to drink steins full of beer and eat local Bavarian favorites like duck, chicken, schnitzel, and sausage in a historic building.

If all else fails, there is plenty of street food with a distinct local flavor that can be had on the run between bars or monuments. Guten Appetit!