Gans Woanders

BEST VALUE: As this contains all of our food recomendations from every Munich Food Guide, at a fraction of the cost! From traditional Bavarian Gaststüben to beer gardens to bars, coffee shops and cafes, this exhaustive list is the culmination of four years of living in Munich. From scouring blogs to trying the recommendations of our local friends, we frequent all these locations often, so you know these spots are quality and authentic. What You get No less than five recommendations per category: - Traditional Bavarian Breakfast - Traditional Bavarian Lunch - Traditional Bavarian Dinner - Traditional Bavarian Dessert - Traditional Bavarian Beer Gardens - Favoute Coffee Shops - Favourite Bars - Best Non-German Food - Best Vegan Options Additionally, each recommendation has a paragraph description with my tips and tricks, and personal anecdotes based on years of experience eating my way around this city.

GUTEN APETIT! You are in Munich. You are going to try Bavarian food. But where should you go? 📍So let me fill you in, on a locals perspective to our greatest restaurants! # What You Get # An exhaustive list of my favorite spots for: - Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner This list is the culmination of four years of dining in Munich. From scouring blogs to trying the recommendations of our local friends, we frequent all these locations often, so rest assured that these spots are quality and authentic. Hell, you might even see us there. 😊 Additionally, each recommendation has a paragraph description with my tips and tricks, and personal anecdotes based on years of experience living in this city. # Important Note # All of these recommendations are also available in my Ultimate Munich Food Guide! So if this guide, and a couple of others, have your fancy then it'll cheaper for you to buy that guide instead.

Within my five years of living in Munich, I've genuinely always loved the city from the bottom of my heart (and stomach). This is for various reasons, one of which is that I was lucky enough to have a job that allowed me to try out new cafés, bars, and restaurants around the city, which, in-between cobblestone streets and ornate facades, regularly sprang up from the ground like snowdrops in early spring. Luckily, I somehow got paid to do that, which was an extreme relief to my lifestyle-exhausted wallet, given the sheer number of aperitifs, sushi platters, club entries, and pasta bowls consumed. Over the years, the following hospitality havens and pretty places around town turned into my go-to comfort spots. And since there's always some public holiday in Christian Bavaria, every time Jesus chewed on a blade of grass, let's just assume that a weekend in Munich generally lasts for three days – and, that each day automatically unfolds like this: breakfast, lunch, aperitif in the sun, dinner, bar, club (or another bar). HAVE FUN EXPLORING!