As you walk through the doors of the oldest beer hall in the world, you know you’re entering a piece of Bavarian history. The live band plays traditional music, and the waitresses are dressed in traditional German costumes, giving it a real Bavarian feel.
Ratskeller is one of the most popular restaurants in Munich’s Old Town. Located directly at Marienplatz, inside the New Town Hall, it’s a beautifully atmospheric place to dine, with fantastic food on offer and an elaborate selection of wines and dark beers.
Enjoy fine Italian cuisine in a relaxed, unassuming atmosphere at Vinaiolo. The focus is on using simple ingredients, sourced locally, and there’s great variety in the menu, ranging from creamed tagliolini with truffles to turbot with wild broccoli sprouts crusts.
Tantris is a restaurant that attracts food experts from all over the globe. Renowned for its Michelin-starred chefs, it boasts an incredible atmosphere and impressive menu. From the moment you walk in, an array of bold colours and interesting sculptures hit your visual senses.
The menu here is as traditional as it gets, but the atmosphere is light and airy. The waiter will guide you through the menu and offer suggestions. If you want to try something new, there’s also twists on traditional sausages and pretzels!
Max Pett’s vegan interpretations of many local classics, including Wiener Schnitzel, Sauerbraten and Spätzle, allows you to taste authentic Germany cuisine. The ‘vegan schnitzel’ is one of the most popular dishes, but the potato pancakes are also raved about by the locals!