Bavaria, Germany Food Guide: 10 German food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Wallgau
Best German restaurants nearby. Discover the best German food in Wallgau. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for German restaurants near you. including Parkrestaurant Kurhaus Krun, Kruner Stub’n Restaurant, Maxhutte, Gasthof und Hotel zur Post, Block's Post, Bistro Cafe Baur, Gasthof Isartal, Das Alpengluhn Restaurant, Max Joseph, Wallgauer Hof
10. Wallgauer Hof
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By sfkix
I had one of my best meals while in Bavaria here. One of the diners with me was German so it helped a lot with the menu. I started with a creamy white asparagus soup, in season, and it was very delicious. There were pieces of asparagus that just melted in your mouth. For my entree I had the deer. It was cooked perfectly, medium (more medium rare to Americans). The sauce/gravy complemented the meat and did not compete with it. There were a few sweet red things, maybe currants, but they we're not so sweet and over powering it ruined the dish.The staff was very friendly, cash only. There's out door seating, full bar, beers and wine. Do make a reservation, it seems to be a very popular spot. The entrance to the restaurant is through the hotel found down a drive way. My German diner said the food was really good.
9. Max Joseph
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By VReuvers
OMG we had the best evening here. The owner/delightful lady serving us was just the best. We cycled here from Wallgau and when we arrived the heavens opened. We ate pizza, salad and wine. All of which was fabulous. In fact the pizza was so good that much to the shock and horror of my husband I ordered (and ate) a second one (ok it was a mini but still....). The rain hadn't stopped by the time we needed to leave and the owner was so kind she even offered for us to take her umbrella. What a fun and memorable evening... Photo attached of my "food baby" after 2 pizzas.
8. Das Alpengluhn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Andyplusfamily
Food was a dissapointment for the price, tap water was 2,7 euros. Wiener schnitzel had more crust than meat.
7. Gasthof Isartal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Alyona M
We have been to this restaurant with local food and good portions twice: for lunch and dinner. And would be coming back! There are meat, fish and vegetarian options and kids are also well looked after.
6. Bistro Cafe Baur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By golonghornsgo
Nice location, friendly people, great Kaiserschmarrn. A pleasant surprise on a day when ever single cafe or restaurant in the area was closed.
5. Block's Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By 365af
Block's Post in Krün offers a varied menu with a mix of wonderful takes on lokal dishes based on the best produce, prepared deliciously simple, as well as more modern dishes. Good wine, beer and great cocktails. Service is friendly nononsense. Very good value. The best culinary experience in Bayern yet. Don't miss it! And remember to book a table.
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4. Gasthof und Hotel zur Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By SampleASample
Absolutely gorgeous interior, touch more formal than most. Bavarian with personality. Food excellent, waiter helpful. Might be our new favorite restaurant in the area. Well worth driving to from Garmish-Partenkirch (nearest big tourist town), through the gentle meadows surrounded by the Alps.
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3. Maxhutte
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By BathMonkey
Such fun hiking up to this charming cafe! We had an iced coffee and visited with our friends, enjoying the fairy tale view of Krün from this mountain perch.
2. Kruner Stubân Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By anthonyhK3612QQ
We sat outside and the kids could run around and play on the lawn. There was even a box with several toys. The food was excellent. Try the home made drinks with syrup for a special treat. The service was friendly and good. This is a great place to stop by after a hike.
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1. Parkrestaurant Kurhaus Krun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Andreas G
My wife and I have stayed in Mittenwald multiple times and then go on progressively longer hikes. On this visit we took a beautiful 6+-mile hike to Krün, and then planned to have lunch at Parkrestaurant. The first challenge was finding it. Google Maps does not seem to work particularly well, and we had multiple reroutes while walking there, but we persisted. We arrived as they were opening for lunch. The weather was glorious and we got to sit outdoors. Everyone else had the same preference. Although the indoor dining room is large and has a nice separation of tables, the outdoor patio was just lovely. We started with beer and some freshly baked pretzels. I would encourage you to try them and order one per person. They will be gone before you know it. It being a Friday, they offered fresh local trout (Forelle) and my wife chose that as her main course. You don't often see calves liver on menus back in the US, and my wife doesn't like liver (perhaps because her mother cooked it poorly) so I don't make it at home very often. Both dishes came with a salad that was very nice. In a country where you often find cabbage and carrots, it was nice to have a salad devoid of cabbage. (I like cabbage salads, but not with every meal.) The trout was large and nicely cooked. If you are going, want to try it, and don't know how to bone a fish, there must be a YouTube video you can watch. They do not bone it for you. I ended up doing the honors for my wife. She devoured the fish, and the bite of it she shared was really quite delicious. She also commented that the boiled potatoes were tastier than the potatoes we get at home in CA. I believe the serve the trout Friday thru Sunday. The liver was served on a bed of mashed potatoes, and had some nice crisp onion on top. The gravy was very tasty. If my German were a bit more robust, and after eating the dish, I would order it a bit less well done the next time, but the liver was tender, flavorful, and not at all bitter (as liver can become when overcooked). It was a very delicious and satisfying lunch. We had eaten the prior day at the #2 ranked place in Mittenwald, and preferred this lunch to the one we had there. We asked before we ordered, and were informed that the restaurant does not accept credit cards. We had enough cash so it was not a problem, but be forewarned, and get cash. There is a teller machine in the center of town at the Sparkasse, so if you arrive and are short of cash, you can pick some up there. If you are staying in one of the neighboring towns, there is periodic bus service, and after our walk there we opted for a bus back to Mittenwald. It was a bit of a wait, but once on the bus, a quick ride. If you are staying in a hotel or renting an apartment and the hosts have provided an Alpenwelt Card for Mittenwald, Krün and Wallgau, then you can use this for the bus fare. We didn't know this, but fortunately happened to notice a woman ahead of us using her card. It will save you 2-3 Euros per person per ride. We were very favorably impressed with the meal. Krün is even sleepier and quieter than Mittenwald, and has some absolutely lovely vistas. I believe there are only 900 or so year-round residents. It is a very pleasant town to visit, either on foot or by bus, and let me recommend the restaurant to you with enthusiasm. We do expect that during future visits to the area we will reenact our hike, and visit the restaurant again. When the weather is beautiful, the outdoor patio provides a wonderful venue, and I am confident that you will find something to enjoy on the menu. Each time we visit the area we find a hidden gem or two. Parkrestaurant fits that description for this visit.
