Best Central European restaurants nearby. Discover the best Central European food in Schliersee. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Central European restaurants near you.. Schliersee is a small town (Markt) and a municipality in the district of Miesbach in Bavaria in Germany. It is named after the nearby Lake Schliersee. It comprises the districts Schliersee (town), Westenhofen (de), Neuhaus (de), Fischhausen (de), Josefsthal and Spitzingsee.
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3 based on 100 reviews
One of our favourite places to sit and chill with stunning views over the lake and a lovely little place beside it to hire a boat to go out on the lake which is extremely reasonable priced, 17 euros for an hour and is well worth doing...cant comment on the food but it did look good and plenty of people were eating there...
3 based on 29 reviews
The food was well presented and good value. We had the sausages and sour krout. Friendly service. If you are not familiar with Europe, be aware that when you ask for water they bring you not tap water but sparkling water that, in this case, cost almost 3EU. The view is nice and great place to start or end a walk. No wifi.
4 based on 63 reviews
We had been on the road for 12 hours and had a great day, now to finish it off, had seen a review on this place and knew roughly where it was, it's small, it's cosy and it was one of the best meals we have had whilst we have been away, we had the mixed grill and pork and mushrooms , but to start a small salad with lettuce, a bit of corn cobs, some diced cabbage and tomato and a really tasty dressing that was a great way to start the night, the food was so tasty, and the Ambience was really nice, a great way to finish a great day
5 based on 16 reviews
This establishment combines a well provisioned Bakery (with scrumptious cakes) and an adjoining Restaurant. The lady who seems to run it was extremely helpful with translation and nothing was too much for her to make us welcome and comfortable.On our first visit we had coffee and cake and our second we sampled the restaurant. Typically Bavarian in style, the restaurant is in two distinct rooms. The menu is extensive for this type of establishment and the food was delicious and well presented.Washed down with a glass of Bavarian Bier, all the prices are very reasonable, it is well worth a visit.
4 based on 79 reviews
Although my husband is from the area, we visited this restaurant for the first time. Unfortunately, when I think of all the meals we could have had there! But let me describe our dishes: my daughter got a schnitzel with fries for kids that was not only really big, but more importantly, really good. The adults had a steak (really, really good and also plenty so that I had to leave some on the plate although I had barely eaten anything of my (also very delicious) side dish. My company had a fish and a pork schnitzel that were delicious as well. We were very sorry that we were too full to try a desert. Next time! This might become our favourite location in schliersee. It is not the cheapest place, but in contrast to some restaurants in the center of schliersee, you really get something for your money. And they have a nice garden and although it is next to the street, it is not loud. But even if it were, the food would make up for that!
4 based on 85 reviews
Cute setting, and the Kaiserschmarrn is super awesome: Fried in sugar, the dough is slightly denser than normal, and the sugar caramelizes around the lumps of fried dough. Deadly, and seriously awesome. One for the ages!
4 based on 57 reviews
This restaurant belongs to the same family as the Gästehaus Stöger, and the standards are as high. The menu is traditional Bavarian, the food good, but not cheap, the staff friendly and helpful. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.
4 based on 86 reviews
The house is very nice from the outside, but definitely needs renovating and updating inside. Whilst the food is average, the service is very poor, unfriendly and unattentive. They have two menus, one is titled "Local and Seasonal Specialities", and includes "Matjes" (pickled herring) as well as Thai Curry - so I wondered whether the Schliersee had a serious ecological problem and whether Thailand was part of Upper Bavaria.The other menu offers the typical Bavarian fare at reasonable prices. The waiter does not ask how you would like your meat to be cooked but graciously accepts your order; however, all our meat were at least one notch more cooked than ordered, and the waiters were not interested in our comments. The wine list is rather short and offers only the ubiquituous choice.There are much better and most importantly friendlier restaurants in Schliersee.
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4 based on 114 reviews
Traditional German bar, restaurant and beer garden with views over the fields to Hausham.We love visiting here every time we come to Schliersee - Jurgen the host / owner always remembers us from previous visits, he is friendly, welcoming, cheerful and always has time for a chat with usSpeaks good English too.Great place for either a meal or just a few drinks (or both).Can highly recommend a visit hereHowever please note its closed every Monday and Tuesday
4 based on 329 reviews
A really nice meal we all had served by a very friendly staff. we would recommend this place and will return
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