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Bavaria, Germany Food Guide: 10 German food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bad Wiessee
Find out what German restaurants to try in Bad Wiessee. Bad Wiessee is a municipality in the district of Miesbach in Upper Bavaria in Germany. Since 1922, it has been a spa town and located on the western shore of the Tegernsee Lake. It had a population of around 4800 inhabitants in 2014. The word "Bad" means "spa" or "baths", while "Wiessee" derives from "Westsee", meaning "western part of the lake". Bad Wiessee was first documented in 1017 in the tax book of the Tegernsee Abbey, encouraged to pay goods to the abbey.
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10. Konigslinde
Overall Ratings
3 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By TravelCriticWales
We went here twice: once for afternoon coffee and cakes and once for dinner. We enjoyed both visits. The food was good and the prices reasonable. We were lucky with the weather, so sat outside - with lovely views of the lake. The service was both friendly and efficient.We would have gone back for dinner, but you can only get warm food until 20:00 (even in August) and we were not organised enough to arrive there before then.
9. Restaurant Weber`s
Overall Ratings
4 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By Claire L
we arrived at the restaurant during a snow storm, without having booked. it's a chic decor yet simple and the food was really good. The waitress helped us decipher the German menu and advised us for the local dessert, which was huge and very sataisfying.
8. Schusters Milch & Kaffeebar
Reviewed By karl_gv
An sich ist das Café ob seiner Suppen und Smoothies ja empfehlenswert. Was jedoch immer wieder die Zufriedenheit trübt, sind u.a. der nicht angebotene Cafe Crema (stattdessen ein etwas zu teurer Filterkaffee), die Zusatzkosten für ein kleines Glas Wasser (0,3â¬), auch wenn man sonst bereits einen Smoothie usw. konsumiert hat, die sehr eingeschränkten Zahlungsmöglichkeiten (eigentlich nur bar) und die sehr eingeschränkte Reservierbarkeit von Tischen in den sowieso sehr eingeschränkten Ãffnungszeiten. Trotzdem ein nettes Lokal.
Bad Wiessee Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bad Wiessee
7. Aueralm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Svetlana D
When we hiked up to the Aueralm, there was a perfect opportunity to relax and eat something, while enjoying a very nice view of the nearby mountains. The soup was hot and a bit spicy. There was an interesting option for tea- Jagertee - basically half alcohol with herbs and half hot water) try if you dare.
6. Restaurant Schiessstaette
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By eveluchs
We stranded at this restaurant after a exhausting hike and found a place on the big terrace, overlooking Starnberg and the lake. The service was friendly and fast. The menu had not too many items, but everything sounded delicious and was priced reasonable. After we ordered, the waitress came back to inform us, that we have to wait a little, because the kitchen has to make fresh dumplings. It was worth the wait, because the dumpling are delicious and maybe the best I ever had! No joke! But the food in general was really good and the plates full. Just what you need after hiking. We will definitely come back, when we are in the area again.
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5. Zur Post
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By DonPaulo
We chose Zur Post by default. It was a Saturday and every other place we tried was full. The menu looked pretty standard for a Bavarian restaurant. The dining room was attractive, a cut above average. The tables were covered with freshly ironed white table cloths. Our initial impression was that this was an above average restaurant.The menu offered a wide range of selections. My wife ordered the Schweinshaxe and I the Schweineschnitzel. The waiter was rather abrupt and testy. This was surprising as we had already chosen our meals before he arrived. When the food arrived, the problems began. My pommes frites came without either ketchup or mayonnaise. I pointed this out to the waiter who returned with one packet of each. The pile of frites was quite substantial while the condiments were minimal for half the portion. Thus began the game of bringing condiments (which were apparently either in short supply or treasured). The food was rather disappointing, particularly the meats. My wife's Schweinshaxe was unsatisfactory. The meat was greasy and the crust anything but crispy. My Schweineschnitzel, despite their large size had a greasy mouth-feel and an unpleasant taste. At 12.90⬠each, neither was worth the price.We cannot recommend Zur Post because of the poor quality of our food and grumpy service service.
4. Weinbauer Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Claudia R
We had a lovely dinner with authentic (heavy) Bavarian food. We loved the original atmosphere (wooden interior) and the friendly service. Wide food and drink selection.
3. Eddy's Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Mediterran eingerichtetes Restaurant bekannt für hausgemachte Pizza, exzellente Steaks, knackige und pfiffige Snacks. Wechselnde Tages- / Wochenangebote. SKY SPORTS BAR
Reviewed By Kannengiesser
Nothing special on the menu, nor anything on the menu is worth a second try. The place is indeed a sports bar fancied by soccer fans on the adjacent bar area. Diner seems to be a drag for the owners. Pizza way below average with only diferent different choices. Stay away from chicken wings. Steak is ok but nothing special. Would not go again. Also no English speaking service. Dear guests, we find it very surprising that you rate our restaurant below average. You have been asked minimum two times during and after your meal if everything was ok. According to our service staff, you had nothing to complain about. Our homemade pizza is well known and even better reputated. The same applies as well to our crispy, bread crumbed chicken wings as our steaks. We have a menue with about 30 different starters and main courses, which are all prepared upon order. If there is nothing, which caters your requirements/ expectations, we really can't help it. Moreover we find it very surprising, that you consider our service staff not to ne alle to speak English. I can restassure you, that all our staff is very capable to hold a conversation in English. According to the two staff, who served your group one member of your group spoke German. Obviously then our staff adresses you in German. Certainly it is your right to have your own opinion about your stay in our restaurant. We we would like to urge you for future visits in any other restaurants to be fair and openly tell the service staff, if something is not to your satisfaction. It is very easy to write something in the Internet rather than asking i.e. for the Manager in the restaurant. Mistakes may happen, but you should adress them openly, when you are being asked. Please so not hesitate to contact us in [email protected] should you wish to discuss this matter further.
2. Niederstub'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By Jeremy C
Great straight off the street with no reservation. One of the best on the main rd in Bad Wiessee (tried the one over the rd-this is streets ahead) food brilliant, beer local and the restaurant was packed both times we went. Children appreciative
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1. Fischerei Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Bistro mit frischen Fischspezialitäten am Tegernsee
Reviewed By Nomad1661
Fresh, experienced family restaurant. Local favorite. Excellent fish, stews, beers and wine list. Brunch does offer Champagne. Incredible view!
Bavaria, Germany Food Guide: 7 Pizza food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Bad Wiessee
