Da Pino Grassau Im Tennisclub

Taverne Lindos

➤ Dorfstr. 1, 83236 Übersee, Uebersee, Germany

Carte • Kebab • Pizza • Asiatisch • Vegetarier

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"We stayed there in July for dinner and it was just great! The best Greek restaurant in which I was so far (and these were already some). The staff was super sweet and attentive and the food just perfect Even our 1,5-year-old son ate well and that really wants to be hot Kid-friendliness: Super sweet in dealing with children!"

La Rotonda

➤ Ortenburger Str. 8, 83224 Grassau, Germany

Carte • Pizza • Sushi • Mexikaner • Europäisch

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"I'm just evaluating the quality of the pizza. The dough is tastefully good and nicely thin, without being soaky. That's it. The tomato sauce is fresh and spicy, mozzarella is used in cheese. The other coating is good to very good, especially recommended is the pizza veggile, the vegetables always seem freshly grilled and tastes great. For me the best pizza in county, which I get very regularly. The times from telephone order until the pizza can be picked up vary between 10 and 30 minutes, very good."

Pizzeria Da Peppe Inh. Giuseppe Galati

➤ Grassauer Straße 29, 83236 Übersee, Deutschland, Uebersee, Germany

Carte • Pizza • Sushi • Asiatisch • Mexikaner

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"We had pizza to take, so this is all about it. I had the version of Napoli. The sauce was very delicious and the cheese was also suitable from the crowd. Nothing smelled of fat or was not baked. There are only 3 stars because the dough was unfortunately not so dolle and the anchovy should be distributed better. The dough was probably extremely young and thus tough and had no volume in the edge and a flat taste. The anchovies were very badly distributed, so some places were simply too salty. To defend it, you have to say that the hell was going on in the store."

Prinzregent

➤ Loitshauserstraße 5, 83250 Marquartstein, Germany

Carte • Cafés • Kebab • Mexikaner • Asiatisch

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"My two college-aged children and I had spent the day in Munich and planned to drive to Berchtesgaden the next day, so this was a well-established stop for us (it is a little over an hour drive from Munich). When you approach this area, you begin to see a lot more mountainous terrain, which is just beautiful. The area surrounding this village is filled with farms and pastures, which was also very picturesque and relaxing. We arrived shortly after dinner and when we came in, nobody was at the reception. We looked around and finally someone came out of the kitchen to help us. They didn't speak English at all, but with some gesture we found out what they needed. They had filled us a form (name, address, etc.) that was all in German. Parts of the form I didn't understand (because I don't know German and they were a little frustrated with me because I didn't know what to write, but since they don't speak English, they couldn't tell me what to write down. That was a little challenging. But finally we got a key to our room on the second floor. Our room slept three, but believe me there was no replacement quadratch. We agreed as long as we were together, that was all that counted. Funny was the bathroom in German standards immense! We laughed that it actually looked like the bathroom had been square shots larger than our bedroom! But at the end of the day, a nice clean room, a nice comfortable bed, and a clean and updated bathroom all filled the bill so that we were happy. Breakfast was in the main dining room, and they had a nice ad. Several different fresh breads, cheese, meat, tasty fruits (they actually had fresh strawberries, the first we had seen in each of our hotels and it was strawberry season! They give you your dining table which is beautiful that you are guaranteed a seat without waiting, but then again sometimes it is nice to choose where you want to sit. We could not stay to explore the city, but it certainly looked inviting. This was a great stop overall, and I would recommend it! And a tip from here to Berchtesgaden requires driving through Austria. You must stop at a gas station near the highway and first buy a vignette. This is like a toll sticker for your window, and if you don't have it in Austria, they raise a great fine (like 125 euros). The gas station near the hotel did not sell them, but they said that they were along the highway and we found one closer to the highway. Once in Austria, at each exit there was a police checkpoint where they stopped every car to look for the vignette, so make sure you get one!"

Hofwirth zur Post

➤ Alte Dorfstraße 5, 83250, Marquartstein, Germany

Carte • Pizza • Mexikaner • Europäisch • Meeresfrüchte

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"Have you ever been discriminated? Then you are right here... we have been dismissed because we have children. We came to the restaurant with our two 3 year old children and waited for a table to be assigned. In time a further group came, but 3 adults. It was obvious that some tables are reserved but also some are free. A short time later we were told that there was no room for us. At the same time, the adult group was asked to a table. Thanks for nothing! I've never seen anything like that. Of course, we had complained... the lady’s argument “they had no place for us”... it’s not clearer!(Translated by Google)Well, have you ever been discriminated against? No! Then you've come to the right place... we were turned away because we had children with us. We came into the restaurant with our two 3 year old children and waited for a table to be assigned. At that time another group came, but 3 adults. It was obvious that some tables are reserved but so some free. A short time later we were told that there was no space available for us. At the same moment the group of adults was invited to a table. Thanks for nothing! I've never experienced anything so unsocial. Of course we complained... the lady 's argument they didn't have room for us ... it couldn't be clearer!Kid-friendliness: Well, have you ever been discriminated? Then you are right here... we have been dismissed because we have children. We came to the restaurant with our two 3 year old children and waited for a table to be assigned. In time a further group came, but 3 adults. It was obvious that some tables are reserved but also some are free. A short time later we were told that there was no room for us. At the same time, the adult group was asked to a table. Thanks for nothing! I've never seen anything like that. Of course, we had complained... the lady’s argument “they had no place for us”... it’s probably not more obvious!"