Stopped by for a quick lunch. The mix plate is a solid choice if you want to try a few different fillings. Peanut sauce on the side was a nice touch. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Service was fast enough for a busy spot. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Cozy little place for a weekday dinner. Sommelier knew their stuff, wine pairing was on point. BLB burger hit the spot too. 🍷

Cappuccino with coconut milk was properly creamy, brownie moist and not too sweet. Friendly service, quick enough. Solid spot for a coffee break.

Service is why I keep coming back - friendly but never hovering. Avocado toast and poached eggs still hit the spot every time.

Been coming here for a while now. Pizza&#39;s still solid, tiramisu too. Staff remembers you, which is nice. Even when we showed up without booking, they sorted us out. Place gets busy, but that&#39;s a good sign. Just wish they&#39;d open a bit earlier on weekends. Anyway, it&#39;s my go-to when I can&#39;t be bothered to cook.

Solid food. Had the roast beef with chanterelles and Sp&auml;tzle &ndash; really good. Cabin + beer garden by the river is a cool mix. Price was fair.

Cozy little place with good beer on tap. I had the potato dumplings and they hit the spot. Service was friendly and the seating was comfortable enough to stay a while.

Small menu but the fish plates were fresh. Took a while to get the bill though. Chocolate cake with raspberry sorbet was a solid way to end. Fine for a quick bite if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The kids&#39; play area is the main reason we come here. Kept them busy the whole time. Pizza was decent, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Staff were nice, even gave the little ones free ice cream. Good spot for a quick bite if you have kids in tow.

The cordon bleu was spot on&mdash;crispy outside, juicy inside. Paired it with a decent glass of red, worked well. Service friendly enough. Solid stop after a long hike.

Good veggie dishes and potstickers, but small portions for the price. Nice dark spot for a date though.

Came here for lunch and honestly the sushi was fresh, no complaints about that. But for the price I paid, I expected a bit more on the plate. The rolls were good, just not huge. I left full enough, but not sure I&#39;d call it a steal. If you&#39;re hungry, maybe order a bit extra.

The new interior looks really sleek, perfect for a date night. Fish was fresh and the waiter checked on us just the right amount.

The Market Spritz was solid and the tapas platter lived up to the hype. It sells out fast for a reason. Prices are okay for the area.

Stopped by for a quick lunch and ordered the salmon roll set. For 12 euros, the portion felt decent&mdash;not huge, but enough to fill me up. Fish tasted fresh, rice was well-seasoned. Place is bare-bones, no fancy decor, but honestly that&#39;s fine when the food holds up. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area and craving sushi.

The lighting is warm and low, the kind that makes you want to linger. We had the pasta and it was solid, nothing fancy but done right. Place wasn&#39;t too loud either, which I appreciated. Small groups can probably just walk in, but I&#39;d book if you&#39;re bringing more people.

The basement room looks great with that modern Asian vibe. Spicy broth had real kick, veggies were fresh. Meat was a bit hit-or-miss though.

We had a nice family dinner here last week. The Mezze starter was really good, and the Moussaka was solid. Lamb chops were cooked well too. They suggested the Greek house red and it paired nicely. Only thing is the place got a bit loud as it filled up, but that&rsquo;s about it.

The chef really knows what he&#39;s doing here. Dishes are creative but balanced, and the open kitchen lets you watch everything happen. Wine list pairs well too.

The bread and dips are the real deal here, fresh out of the oven. Coffee&#39;s solid too. Slightly overpriced, but the spot itself makes it okay.

Came here on a sunny morning and grabbed a table outside. Food was solid, came out fast. Our waitress Nina did a good job, friendly without hovering. Had the breakfast plate, eggs done right. Place gets busy around 9, so expect a bit of a wait if you come late. Not cheap but fair for the quality.

Good restaurant with excellent service and a great ambiance, but not a particularly good value. Food could have been more creative in terms of taste and presentation. But it was not much different from other good German restaurants, albeit quite a bit more expensive. Good wine list, but pricey. Expect to pay at least 50 &euro; for a bottle.

Stopped by for lunch on a weekday. Got the chirashi set - sashimi was fresh, decent variety. They mentioned a wait when we sat down, but food came out faster than expected. Place has that authentic Japanese vibe, nothing fancy. They had a baby chair available, which helped. Fine for a quick meal if you&#39;re in the area.

Stopped by for a drink and ended up staying for food. Menu&rsquo;s got some thought behind it, quality was solid. Staff knew their stuff, didn&rsquo;t have to wait long. Parking&rsquo;s a pain nearby, but that&rsquo;s typical for Munich. Would come back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

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