Bräustüberl Tegernsee

The lady waiting on the table was lovely. Food and beer exactly what you'd expect (if you expect it to be delicious). My only gripe is that without knowing, you might do what I did (before I was corrected by a kind woman walking her dog outside) and try the place next door, thinking it's the same place. It's not! (and it was closed when I tried to get in) So be aware that Bräustuberl Tegernsee shouldn't be accidentally mistaken for the brewery next door!

The food was amazing! The staff handled our large group of 12 very well and the service was fast. You could not sit inside without a reservation so we sat outside where it was very cold and they would not turn the heat on because the inside has to be full first. But the inside would not fill up because it was reserved for later times so we just used the tiny, very thin blankets on the benches. There were so many bees 🐝 (yellow jacket wespen) constantly around the table and it made us very nervous!

The food was amazing. The service was super fast, you ordered and in a few minutes your delicious food is on your table. Food quality/price ratio is incredible! I would absolutely come back for more!

An iconic traditional Bavarian culinary establishment offering a variety of local dishes in a middle age vibes, super fast service, as everything is prepared in advance (but the quality is still great)

Definitely the best place to drink one of the best beers in the world from the pipe that comes under the building directly from the factory next to the brewery, at a super decent price 🍻 Typical Bavarian atmosphere, with exceptional beer and local food. Thanks to the Duke of Bavaria who keeps this tradition going and the waiter Nelu who maintains the wonderful atmosphere 🙏

Busy place, but service was impressively fast and friendly. Our server went the extra mile, even letting me taste a dish before ordering. Ended up with the tartare (€18.50) and it was amazing—every penny well spent!

We amazed with the service and food quality, it was so good and value for money, we would come back here again. Plus, since we dont understans German, the staff was very helpful and very kind to us

Delicious German specialties in a lovely corner of Tegernsee. If your appetite isn’t too big, you might pass on the sausages, but everything else is truly worth it, especially the Apfelkiacherl, the traditional Bavarian apple fritters, which were an absolute highlight.

My fiancé and I came to this place while staying for a few days in Tegernsee. We found this to be a very classic beer garden with a variety of food and beer choices! The dessert was absolutely amazing here. Amazing views. Decent price and service was efficient and everyone was very kind. Would overall recommend.

Highly recommend! Great atmosphere, food, and drink. Service was prompt and helpful. Our server even kindly intervened when I was eating a sausage incorrectly.

This was the best meal I've ever had in Germany!!!! The service was great and quick. The waiter was very friendly and helpful, I'd love to come back and try their other items!

A giant slice of Himmel on the shores of the lake. If you're in Tegernsee, you MUST visit the Braustuberl. Not only do they serve endless half-liters of the excellent local beer, but the vibe is utterly, unmistakably Bavarian. The biergarten is huge, with dozens upon dozens of picnic-style tables that are expected to be shared with locals and tourists alike. Don't be shy -- everyone's here for the same reason, to enjoy the gorgeous view of Lake Tegernsee and the outstanding menu items. I ordered the schweinhaxe because, well, it's Bavaria. It was huge, tender, and delicious, and served with a decent side of potato salad. My tablemates ordered a pretzel which was clearly freshly baked and had all the classic trimmings. And all of us, of course, drank a few liters of Tegernseer Helle. And the prices are quite reasonable -- my dinner and drinks came to less than 20 euro. Service is quick and efficient, even when the restaurant is busy. Servers speak enough English to get the job done, and are friendly in that efficient way that Germans are known for, all while wearing the lederhosen that the tourists like me expect them to be wearing. A great stop for the absolute classic Bavarian experience.

We had a few hours to kill before our train so came here for lunch. We shared some sausages and a vegetarian salad. All really good and delicious washed down with some beer. A keeper!

A fabulous place to sit outside by the lake and have a leisurely meal. It has all the charm of a traditional seaside restaurant. It gets quite crowded when the weather is nice so expect to share a table (picnic style with long benches). The wait staff seemed a bit harried but they did a good job at getting things accomplished. The menu is traditional Bavarian fare, yet I saw some salads go by to another table that looked wonderful. I was immediately drawn to one of my favorite entrees, the schweinhaxe. Not so healthy, but ever so good. And it was quite tender and easy to cut and digest. It comes with a Knodle, like bread stuffing. My table mates wanted to have me share some of the tasty fatty skin and since I only had a sliver I was glad to share. It came accompanied with a side of potato salad, German style. The only complaint I'd have is that the food was too salty and I tasted the salt hours later. The setting is just beautiful and besides the backdrop of the lakeside there is the large classic monastery right in back.

Must stop Beer hall in Tegernsee. Their food is fabulous, authentic and tasty Bavarian food. They brew some of the best beer in Germany. Their Dunkel is great, Helles is loved by locals and their special is terrific. This place is always busy and gets loud. Right next to the lake with outside beer garden as well.

The real feel and taste of Bavaria. It must seat 800 people so no need to reserve. Seat your self inside or out. If you have a large party, bigger than a table ask, as the servers are assigned to certain tables. Ask for an English menu they have them. With so many choices and all looking delicious we actually came here two days in a row. The Schwineshaxn was incredible. It is a hard decision between that and the Bierbratl - pork belly. Of other note the sauerkraut is exceptional as was the Apple Strudel. Our server was as sweet as our dessert!

Tegernsee is one of Bavarians' most favorite beers and there is a clear reason why, it is simply delicious. I took the opportunity to quickly visit the brewery (and the village) and I enjoyed having lunch there (with a couple of beers). I had one of their seasonal dishes, "Pichelsteiner Eintopf" (a stew with meat and vegetables), which I liked and was a nice pick due to the quite cold day outside. The restaurant can be quite crowded and noisy but we were lucky to find a table in one of the rooms on the side which were more quite. The service is quick and friendly.

Alrighty - this is one of those places that is so big, with so many seats and tourists coming through that it manages to get good reviews. This place is OK at best and even that is questionable. The food isn't very great - in fact, this was probably the worst meal I've had in my three months in Europe / Switzerland with the exception of their goulash soup which was decent enough. The food isn't cheap, but isn't expensive either. It's just bar food basically. Maybe we were just unlucky - the sausages we ordered just weren't very good and their wasn't much selection in the menu that looked any better. The beer was just OK. Nothing I'd order again. They do have an English version of the menu which is appreciated. Service was OK. Took awhile for someone to greet us and finally bring food. Final Verdict: Aside from their goulash I can't really recommend anything else at this place.

Tourists! Lots of them. The food was ok, pricey but tasty. The location is good, right at the lake. We had the bread dumpling in mushroom sauce, the bacon platter, and the dip platter. It's been a lot of food. Fresh and good. I guess one has to go there at least once in a lifetime. (But it's not the Braustüberl! Still they are in the same place, so who cares about the name, I guess they use the same kitchen for both restaurants..)

It was a Dark and Stormy night. Ok it was not night but it had rained for four days. Bräustüberl Tegernsee was once a Benedictine Abby but is now a BierGarden/Hall. So we made a very deliberate detour to this place and were very glad we did. My Wife thought I was nuts that this can't be a Brewhaus and it must be some type of Government building based on it's size. When we went in were one of few people in the place, a positive on being there at 4:00 on a very wet Thursday. We were meet by Peter the proprietor looking a lot trimmer then his Photos. I Asked if he had good beer and he replied only the best. He was right it was a fabulous beer and worth the detour. Next time were staying in Tegernsee, but without the rain please. So Peter also showed us thru the menu we decide on the Bavarian duck and the pork based on his recommendations. Many times duck does not impress me as it can be a bit greasy. This was not it was very crisp with a slight berry to it. The pork was also a pure delight. Add the Beer and Bavarian pretzels and it's pretty much a home run in my book.

Classic! Great beer, terrific atmosphere, good food. A combinstion of tourist attraction and traditional place to go for locals. Enjoy!

I love this place right on the Tegernsee. I have been here a few times and have loved it. It is always busy and full of locals and tourists. The food is pretty good and their beer is excellent. If you are visiting Tegernsee go and enjoy the beer garden. I usually do :-)

Genuine bavarian Wirtschaft - if you were looking for that true bavarian experience in the Hofbräuhaus but were disappointed due to too many tourists, then come here. Even though this place is also popular among tourists, it has kept it's local flavour. Cavernous rooms packed with people, many in bavarian garb, accompanied by a proper din (but no music). As many others said: a must-see if you are in the area. The food is typically bavarian (lots of meat, not many options for vegetarians) and tasty, and the beer needs not fear comparison with the top bavarian brews. That such a place is always crowded should come as no surprise, if you are a smaller party you can usually squeeze in somewhere or join at a table, otherwise reservations may be smart. The waitresses seemed to be stressed and hectic, but the service was quick. They do have that typical bavarian rudeness about them and hardly ever seem to smile, but don't take it personally - everyone is welcome here.

Good food in an amazing ambiance. Portion sizes were remarkably small and the wait staff literally runs away, but overall a good experience.

A brewery serving traditional food at reasonable prices. Must visit if you are in Tegernsee.

defenitely a must see, when in this area, as it is one of most beautifull bavarian Biergarten. the food is local specialities and not too expensive compared to other tourist places.

Great beer garden! Food was yum and beer selection was great. Loved the atmosphere and the friendly service!

Great location, ambiente, beer and food. Fairly large - yet nice atmosphere.

super classy part of town. on the waterfront. very wonderful german brauhaus experience. we rode our bikes here and found several friends! huge outside seating area with pretzels unending!!

They serve authentic bavarian food. Well prepared and very huge portions. We tried the Tatare and it was more like an entree than an appetizer. Only down thing seems to be the quality of service which we found quite rude.