DK Travel : Munich : Places to eat

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Le Sud

Good, inexpensive French restaurant with lots of ambience and a romantic patio.
Lenbach

Opened in 1997, Lenbach is located in the restored Bernheimer Palais on Lenbachplatz. British design guru Sir Terence Conran based the interior on the seven deadly sins – a runway, symbolizing vanity, goes through the middle of the dining room. Ali Güngörmüs – Gault-Millau discovery of 2004 – conjures up creative magic with his fusion cuisine. Outdoor patio.
Lissabon Bar

Unpretentious neighbourhood bar reminiscent of those in Portugal. Large portions (mostly fish), excellent selection of port, and, of course, cocktails.
Löwengarten

Comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Inexpensive dishes are served in the garden in summer.
Marbella

Tapas bar with a bodega atmosphere serving good food and offering excellent value for money. There is a garden patio in summer.
Maria Passagne

This salon bar opens fairly late in the evening. Small and cosy, it serves exclusively sushi. Be sure to reserve a table (089-48 61 67); the doorman won’t admit any more patrons once all the tables are taken.
Max-Emanuel-Brauerei

This traditional pub dating to around 1800 serves up standard Bavarian fare. Prix fixe lunch menu. Beautiful shaded beer garden and legendary Weiße Feste parties during carnival.
Nachtcafé

Night-owls flock to this spot for live acts from 11pm.
Night-Club

Tucked away in the Bayerischer Hof’s basement, this club has top-notch jazz and funk headliners.
Osteria Italiana

The city’s oldest Italian restaurant is tranquil and understated. Wonderful small courtyard.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with a glass of wine or beer (or equivalent meal), taxes, and service charges.
- under 30 €
- 30–40 €
- 40–50 €
- 50–60 €
- over 60 €