Einst - Carte

The superior had a very good sense of humor. You should pay attention to having an ID card or driving licence. You're welcome.

Not easily accessible demanding ambience, very friendly service. Quiet and therefore ideal for entertainment. Excellent kosher cuisine!

not easily accessible demanding ambiente, very friendly service. quiet and therefore ideal for entertainment. excellent kosher kitchen! Voir le carte

We visited the restaurant after the synagogue tour. This was the perfect conclusion after the interesting introductions to Jewish life. The restaurant is a bit cool from the atmosphere, but the food was excellent and the service was unobtrusive.

If you don't get rid of the safety lock, the Einstein is a great place to eat lunch under the week. While the price for the two-course lunch menu has risen from 6.90 to about 9 euros over the last two years, the price-performance ratio for Munich's city centre remains excellent. The light Mediterranean cuisine is recently a pleasure and a welcome change to the more heavier Bavarian diet.

At St. Jakob's Square, the Jewish Centre invites all interested parties, Israeli-Jüd. Kitchen, cooked, to meet. Unfortunately, the Jewish community did not carry on the handwriting of the architects in the decoration of their restaurant either in valence or aesthetics. That's how the guest feels more like entering a community hall than a restaurant. The selection of dishes and drinks was fine, highlighting the offer of a cheap lunch menu, but the foods and the service only reach thoroughly. Quality. We would have liked the operators to present their culture more consciously. Voir le carte

The restaurant is located close to the city by the synagogue, therefore very well suited for a sightseeing or museum visit. The map is clear with Israeli specialties, a menue and a daily ticket, good selection of Israeli wines. The food was evocative, modern, fresh ingredients in unusual but very tasteful combinations (e.g. Zander on fried asparagus and beard cheeks or tuna on salad from Avokado, Kiwi and Mangodressing), but also the classics like Falafel and Humus were very delicious. The service was very attentive and friendly, unfortunately he was alone, therefore very busy, although the restorant was not full.

The Einstein is located in the heart of Munich and is also easily accessible for wheelchair users. The passage through the safety lock has something strange, very charming but reception and service in the restaurant. The decor is simple, stylish, elegant. Food and beverages are of selected quality and always freshly prepared. The service likes to explain what is hidden behind some exotic dishes. European cuisine is also represented on the map. The price/performance ratio is perfect. Anyone who eats in Einstein can also learn something about Jewish culture, using the map, opening hours... I'm going back! Maybe for dinner?

We were, to fourth, there during the pessach festival, a limited menu, which, however, was completely sufficient. It was eaten Israeli salad, filtered fish, baked chickens with potato cucumber salad and salmon with grilled vegetables. Products and preparation were excellent.. Both tried white wines came from Golan and were very good. The food, two bottles of mineral water (0.75 l), three cups of peppermint tea, with fresh mints, a bottle and a glass of white wine cost a little under 130 €. The ambience is modern and chic, with an open guest room. We felt very comfortable. We would like to thank the team of Restaurant Einstein for their great stay. Voir le carte