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The concept behind the Brenner Grill is what really makes it stand out in a city full of fantastic restaurants - you can sit in one of three parts of the restaurant - the steak grill, the pasta bar or the bar / cafe at the front, but order anything from either of them no matter where you sit. And all cooking happens on an open grill in the center of the premises, so you can see exactly how your meal is made. The menu range is relatively small but the food is all very good; be careful though, as getting a steak and a few side dishes (which are priced separately) can end up deceptively pricey. The restaurant is big, with an overall capacity of 300, making it a good choice for a group.

For an evening of German fun, come down to Wirtshaus Ayingers. This restaurant offers you the best of both worlds: excellent beer, delicious food! Try out the 6 beers-on-tap that change often. The food is more like a prix fixe menu but is a really good selection of authentic German delicacies. The rustic yet elegant wooden decor of the restaurant creates a perfect vibe for a cozy yet exquisite dining experience.

This most famous pub draws people from all over the globe. Its unique charm comes from the Bavarian music and the handful of regulars who gather at the bar. Beer and schmankerl (roast pork with trimmings) complete the experience. In the summertime, locals head towards its wonderful courtyard, while the Festsaal room hosts a Bavarian evening with music every night, which costs a few Euros for admission. The meals and beer are perfect for a group of friends. Established in the 16th Century, this has become a local landmark. Your trip to Munich will be incomplete without a visit to Hofbräuhaus.

The brainchild of internationally recognized and multiple award-winning chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, Matsuhisa Munich serves a fine blend of contemporary Japanese and Peruvian cuisines, taking guests on a gastronomic journey that they'be never been on. The place looks like a chic sushi bar, featuring an open kitchen, elegant furnishings and a private dining area that has to be booked in advance. Known for their sushi, make sure to try their Yellowtail Sashimi Jalapeno, Spinach Salad Dry Miso, Black Cod Miso.

The name could not be more Bavarian, and the restaurant could not be more Italian. The owner crossed the Alps from Italy to open the doors of Osteria Der Katzlmacher in Munich. The menu is prepared daily according to fresh ingredients available. Let the host suggest your order. It is not a place to go for standard Italian fare like Spaghetti Bolognese, but for lesser known and definitely more exciting Italian and Mediterranean delicacies. It is a real feast for the senses with a warm décor, Italian music, fine wines, and a joke or two with the hosts.

Located directly opposite the Opera House and considered to be one of the best places for good Bavarian cuisine, Zum Franziskaner offers culinary classics like homemade Leberkäse (meatloaf) and Weißwurst (veal sausage) as well as a selection of international dishes. The Bavarian decor sets a charming ambiance, and the amicable service adds immeasurably to one's dining experience.