Stadtkeller - Dachau

A beer garden with apparently Greek pächterns, because besides the extrig-requesting Bavarian menu with main dishes such as wammerl or milzwurscht and broth there is also a grill in front of the house where souflaki, bofteki and the like are grilled. but unfortunately they did not brood today on Monday. the browned leberkas in the sauce with potato salad can be so left, but is also not a hexenwerk. the potato salad is without tweeping and would be faded for itself, but it is well balanced by the leberkas and the soße is clearly not by knorr. biergarten actually means that you can take your own broth, which I would not do here. from the typical beer garden with everything above and on it. kellner speaks münchen-bayrisch, i.e. high German with slightly Bavarian sound color, young, posig, probably student. bright: spaten wb: franziskaner

Top riesenportion 3 x rotbarschfilet with homemade kartoffelsalat . service super friendly . cheap I don't know anything comparable. at any time and we have to drive 15 km, but in about 25 km nothing comparable. Value for money and that for a restaurant in a city about a few hours can not be reached. if someone from freising, erding, ebersberg show me, will not give!

Very nice beer garden, simple (Greek) dishes and bayer. brotzeiten. freshly grilled in summer. best with the bike or to walk, as hardly parking!

Just 10 minutes walk from the train station, a very local pub that has a large carving. We were the only tourists there for the hour or so that we visited, but the waitress was beautiful and served us with a welcoming smile. Perfect comfort food after a long day walking!

Sitting for lunch on weekday and it wasn't full. I had three tables of locals who slept their beer. No English menu and we had to translate google. Ordered a page and a carving that never came after 45 minutes when the waitress cleared our side. After all, we got her attention and she forgot. Just a bit disappointed - can't believe that she didn't think something was wrong when we sat for 45mins with our phones. On a side note we went to the bar to look around the waitress, as she was not there when we needed her, and there was an elderly person who shined at us and shaved his head every time we did. Not sure if it was a culture thing, but we weren't even disturbing their business, so it wasn't clear if it was racism (we were the only Asians there) or we ignorantly made something wrong.