One of the most fashionable restaurants in Munich, the immaculate dining room lying hidden within a traditional style inn. The quality of food is exceptional, gourmet with an emphasis on traditional ingredients used to create modern interpretations of classic dishes. The menu changes daily dependent upon fresh seasonal produce availability, making for an unhurried culinary experience to be long savored.

Quite simply the most popular restaurant / meeting spot in Munich, attracting a young fashionable clientele. Constantly busy, the Brenner maintains a vibrant atmosphere. Set within vast former stables, the food is of a high quality and represents good value given the surrounds. Ultimately, its the combination of crowd, food, design and underlying buzz that makes this restaurant so appealing.

Popular amongst Munich's more refined diners, theatre goers and opera patrons, Buffet Kull continues to attract a discerning clientele. Maintaining an atmosphere typical of a Parisian brasserie, the decor is charming and homely. Cuisine is unpretentious classic French bistro fare, the restaurant surprisingly having gained a reputation for classic Italian pastas. Quality is above par.

A very fashionable restaurant hidden away in the quiet neighborhood of Lehel. The subdued ambience and sharp decor, presented to a backdrop of cool lounge music add much to the memorable dining experience. Committed to the fusion of international  cuisines, courses are a visual delight, inventive, challenging, and tantalizing to the imagination and taste buds. Excellent service is an added bonus.

Simple, uncomplicated Italian fare, generous portions and respectable prices make the Cooperativa a popular destination amongst Munich's smart 30 plus crowd. The atmosphere is casually vibrant and friendly, the decor minimalist and warm. Considered one of the trendier restaurants in town, its virtue is ultimately as a fun informal spot to meet with friends and enjoy good food.

Designed by and restaurant of respected and highly acclaimed German chef, Karl Ederer. Situated within a historic building the modern contemporary design is almost as spectacular as the food itself. Courses draw inspiration from diverse cuisines; Bavarian, French, Italian and Pacific Rim, contributing to an artistic gourmet dining experience. The atmosphere is conservative and highly professional. 

Situated in proximity to some of Munich's premium luxury boutiques, the Eisbach draws a diverse clientele, attracted to its many gastronomic delights offered at sensible prices. The menu is extensive, appealing to a broad range of appetites and moderate tastes. A restaurant on the larger scale, throughout the warmer months the extensive terrace is a popular meeting spot for  local business people.

After numerous changes in management, the Essneun seems to have found itself at last under its latest ownership. One should approach the meal with an open mind, this is adventurous fusion in the extreme. Appreciating Essneun is more about the experience rather than satisfying the appetite. Menu translations can be difficult and bewildering, even for Germans. Unique cuisine in cool surrounds!