Atzinger Wirtshaus - München

The food was very good, But the condition is that Kiki is very sweet read more The food was very good, But the condition is that Kiki is very sweet

Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made conveni... read more Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made convenience vegetables that have no place in a red curry (there was no sign of what should be in it) in a nearly pure coconut milk soup (more like a tom kha, but then it lacked all the spices) – that was a 1.5 out of 10. All the service was Asian – you wouldn't eat that at home. Schnitzel was okay, but not anymore. No longer recommended. The seating was still nice, though. UPDATE: The old Atzinger, which this review referred to, has closed. Now open again. Significantly smaller menu. The schnitzel looked absolutely top-notch. My chicken salad, on the other hand, didn't really convince me. I hope it's just an exception. The location and atmosphere are unchanged. After years of frequently testing numerous pubs and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, I have to say: Atzinger is the best package. Good selection, everything tastes good to very good. Beer is always a matter of debate, which is why you might prefer the Türkenhof, which is also very good. That's a matter of taste. But one thing is clear: at Atzinger, you can't go wrong, whether outside in summer, in bad weather, or inside in the colder months, no matter the company. The restroom could be a bit nicer. But that's all. PS to the vegan below, who gave it one star because the chef doesn't cook a special vegan sausage during prime time and the waitress didn't feel like getting into arguments about their opinions beforehand – there are numerous vegan restaurants in the area. Charlie's Vegan is a maximum of a three-minute walk away. If you want something more refined, The Gratitude (also great) is two minutes away. Just go there and don't constantly try to subjugate the whole world to your individual preferences.

Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made conveni... read more Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made convenience vegetables that have no place in a red curry (there was no sign of what should be in it) in a nearly pure coconut milk soup (more like a tom kha, but then it lacked all the spices) – that was a 1.5 out of 10. All the service was Asian – you wouldn't eat that at home. Schnitzel was okay, but not anymore. No longer recommended. The seating was still nice, though. UPDATE: The old Atzinger, which this review referred to, has closed. Now open again. Significantly smaller menu. The schnitzel looked absolutely top-notch. My chicken salad, on the other hand, didn't really convince me. I hope it's just an exception. The location and atmosphere are unchanged. After years of frequently testing numerous pubs and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, I have to say: Atzinger is the best package. Good selection, everything tastes good to very good. Beer is always a matter of debate, which is why you might prefer the Türkenhof, which is also very good. That's a matter of taste. But one thing is clear: at Atzinger, you can't go wrong, whether outside in summer, in bad weather, or inside in the colder months, no matter the company. The restroom could be a bit nicer. But that's all. PS to the vegan below, who gave it one star because the chef doesn't cook a special vegan sausage during prime time and the waitress didn't feel like getting into arguments about their opinions beforehand – there are numerous vegan restaurants in the area. Charlie's Vegan is a maximum of a three-minute walk away. If you want something more refined, The Gratitude (also great) is two minutes away. Just go there and don't constantly try to subjugate the whole world to your individual preferences.

Very nice staff, very courteous, attentive and helpful, gladly again read more Very nice staff, very courteous, attentive and helpful, gladly again

Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made conveni... read more Another UPDATE: Eating is difficult these days. I had a red chicken curry today – it was among the lowest 5 ever, and I eat this dish weekly. Ready-made convenience vegetables that have no place in a red curry (there was no sign of what should be in it) in a nearly pure coconut milk soup (more like a tom kha, but then it lacked all the spices) – that was a 1.5 out of 10. All the service was Asian – you wouldn't eat that at home. Schnitzel was okay, but not anymore. No longer recommended. The seating was still nice, though. UPDATE: The old Atzinger, which this review referred to, has closed. Now open again. Significantly smaller menu. The schnitzel looked absolutely top-notch. My chicken salad, on the other hand, didn't really convince me. I hope it's just an exception. The location and atmosphere are unchanged. After years of frequently testing numerous pubs and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, I have to say: Atzinger is the best package. Good selection, everything tastes good to very good. Beer is always a matter of debate, which is why you might prefer the Türkenhof, which is also very good. That's a matter of taste. But one thing is clear: at Atzinger, you can't go wrong, whether outside in summer, in bad weather, or inside in the colder months, no matter the company. The restroom could be a bit nicer. But that's all. PS to the vegan below, who gave it one star because the chef doesn't cook a special vegan sausage during prime time and the waitress didn't feel like getting into arguments about their opinions beforehand – there are numerous vegan restaurants in the area. Charlie's Vegan is a maximum of a three-minute walk away. If you want something more refined, The Gratitude (also great) is two minutes away. Just go there and don't constantly try to subjugate the whole world to your individual preferences.