Ayinger am Platzl - Carte

Ayingers is one of the best local beers, the food (local Bavarian) is very good, the place is clean and interesting, and the service is very good and provided by friendly and helpful staff. Who wouldn't want to eat/drink here?

Exotic spices to wrinkle... It is worth exposing and reading the names of the mixtures. And buy something. At some point, you can taste a soup or a Sunday roast and tell your guests: what's so great is Mexican dinghy from Schubecks.

Busy place. Wife had roast pork, it was very good. I had goulash. Unfortunately it was too salty to eat, I just could not eat it. Fortunately portions were generous and I ate half of my wife's dinner. Too bad. I ate here several years ago and enjoyed it a lot. Voir le carte

The restaurant is amazing, was there many times and will return. Nice staff, food is amazing, they make their own beer and it is so good. Also they make their own lemonade, strawberry and lime, also recommended. Great place to take your family, friends or business partners. Just make sure you have the reservation because it is always packed-

Pub/restuarant with indoor and outdoor seating just opposite the Hofbrauhaus. Less busy than Hofbrauhaus opposite. Can get Ayinger beers here, in particular an Ayinger brew which is straight from oak barrels (but only available after 5pm). Serves traditional German food such as pork knuckle and pork steaks with potato and gravy. Very pleasant. Staff are friendly

There were many restaurants to choose, but next to HRC there was this Wirshaus Ayingers which welcome'd me with a smile. Waitress was kind to recomend me good weil and when I asked that could it be made without milk it was ok. It took quit long the food to arrive (about 30min) but they nicely offered me a free beer for it. So I highly recomend this place. I would go there again defenetly. Voir le carte

Wirtshaus Ayingers had nice personnel who knew about the gluten free food and were introducing the options of the otherwise very limited, traditional bavarian food. For the breakfast you can have the Weisswurst as the locals do. In the main menu there are also other options, though mainly sausage based ones. They didn't have gluten free beer as it is hard to find from most of the traditional bavarian places.

This is a great restaurant on a busy street, but they have great big tables outside where everyone sits together, and has a grand time. We met two new people sitting with us, and they welcomed us to their table where empty chairs could be had, and we had a beautiful dinner one evening. The german food was amazing and the service was great. Yes, they were packed and yes, it was busy, but it was very, very good and not expensive.

From Anis to Zimt: Over 100 spices from all over the world fragrant in Schuhbeck's Spice Shop. There are over 70 mixtures and 20 special spice salts, which Mr Schuhbeck himself has compiled, from apple cake seasoning with mild sweetness to the mysterious Indian Tandoori Masala mixture to the green horseradish salt for fish and seafood. All spices and mixtures offered are produced without artificial additives such as fragrance aids or flavor enhancers. Spices can be filled. There is also an online shop, so you don't have to go to Munich to get the spices. Although... Voir le carte