Biergarten Viktualienmarkt

We went here for dinner initially because most other places were either closed on account of the Corpus Christi holiday . It turned out to be a culinary blessing . My brother in law and I concur that this place had perhaps the best shnitzel that we are during our entire holiday or anyplace else for that matter . The ladies too enjoyed their currywurst and bratwurst meals . A great evening

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A local market that's filled with food of all sorts. A market for locals and tourists with lots to offer. Worth a walk around. Besides pickles, cheese, all sorts of fresh fruits, meats, cold cuts, and wine, you can sit in many of the food outlets, cafe for beer and cooked food. We tried some fried prawns, pork knuckle and fries. Lots of souvenir stalls as well. Closes around 6pm.

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Busy pleasant environment in the market. Hard to find a table, but we did that successfully. Even harder to find a waiter to take an order. The waiter was very busy but brushed us off in a brusque way, so we left after about 15 minutes and found somewhere else nearby, which was a pity as the food looked really good. A contrast to the friendly hospitality we found elsewhere.

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We visited the Biergarten many times during our trip to Munich. Was the most relaxing place to hang out after a long day of sightseeing. It was close to our hotel and the square in Munich. Easy to step up and get a beer --...More

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There are of course countless places in Munich to enjoy beer but none that offer such an abundance in local market cuisine. Tables are limited so get in there early (especially when warm).

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