Münchner Stubn

Lovely traditional Bavarian restaurant. No bother finding a table for 5 people and our waiter was exceptional, offering to explain everything on the menu. I had the 1/2 pork knuckle and an apple strudel to follow, both of which were brilliant. Will definitely be returning.

Conveniently located next to Hauptbanhof. All the service seem to speak English... almost prefer it. Our waiter was capable, but seemed not in a hurry at times. The food is very German and quite good. It was quite pricey - 140 euros for lunch. The waiter also requested a tip, which was strange.

Buzzing is the word that comes to my mind. Its a hub of furious activity and chatter. Yet there was this dear lady who went about her job so diligently and never forgetting to smile and have kind word. That is the German warmth I was looking for. I couldn't leave the restaurant without asking her name. Her name happens to be Stephanie and she is doing an amazing job. I ordered Roast Pork with Potato dumpling and cabbage salad. And its not german food without a pretzel and wheat beer, isn't it? So i ordered that too. The food wash very good. And it was so huge a portion that I had to pack some and take. Would definitely recommend this place. Its also very conveniently located opposite the central station.

I visited Münchner Stubn during my trip to Germany, and it was a convenient stop since it’s located directly across from the main train station in Munich. The place was clean. I ordered the fish and French fries. The food was fresh and hot. While everything was prepared well, I found the meal to be just okay overall …nothing particularly memorable in terms of flavor, but still a good option if you're looking for something quick and reliable near the station.

I came across this restaurant a few years ago without any prior knowledge or expectations, and I was pleasantly surprised. It offers a unique blend of Bavarian and Italian cuisine. To my astonishment, their pizzas were laudably well prepared, and having eaten at nearly every pizzeria in Munich, I can confidently say they rank among the best. Their consistency in time as a restaurant is laudable. The meat based dishes are also good but nothing outstanding. They also serve seasonal food like white asparagus, but they tend to slightly overcook this particular vegetable. Generally, quality of the ingredients is examplary at this price level. In a nutshell they do Italian food better than the German dishes. The portions are really generous. The restaurant is conveniently located right across from the main train station in Munich and can get really crowded in the late afternoon time. The place is very clean and manages to operate smoothly despite a high volume of customers. Service satisfaction will depend on your ability to communicate in German. The staff isn’t rude, but they also don’t go out of their way to be friendly. Note that their English skills are somewhat limited in case you do not speak German.

Really enjoyed the food here. Absolutely delicious authentic German food. Great service too - very attentive waiters and the food was bought out quickly. The Bavarian speciality schnitzel was really tasty, I’d happily eat it again. Beef goulash was tasty too. Lively atmosphere - similar to a British pub (but cleaner lol). It is loud in there, but you can still hear each other speaking. Would recommend and I’ll definitely be coming. Ack before I leave Munich

As we visited Germany , so wanted to try German food. We were recommended about this restaurant from your guide as also hotel reception. We were told that it is touristy and may not reflect exactly all German foods. Our appetizers selection was probably wrong as we had no experience before. Smoked meat pieces were too thick and I am sure I will not order that appetizer in a German restaurant again. In the main course we ordered two kind of fish dishes and they were outstanding. The desert apple strudel was very good too. Service was excellent when we compare how crowded it was. Location wise it was very good as it was close to train station and midway between our hotel and train station.

Had 1 hour before catching our next train, so we headed to the nearest bavarian restaurant (great location, just opposite the hbf). Ordered the pork shoulder (overall dish was decent, but skin was hard instead of crunchy) , a radler, and a special on the menu - rhubarb crumble. But honestly, I hope it doesn't stay as a special, because it was quite nasty. We couldn't stomach it and only managed a few bites. The rhubarb + sauce was waaay too sour and had a really strong spice taste, the accompanying cream was heavy and too alcoholic. So you could say the flavours were too strong? Well, at least for us. But this is personal preference and some people might like it.

I was staying in a hotel near by and the service was horrible. I walked up to the guest services and they recommend this restaurant. It was walking distance and very safe. I walked in and I was seated promptly. The waiter was very friendly and I asked him for something very traditional and he suggested the veal schnitzel but I wanted chicken. I also asked for a traditional salad and a beer. Needless to say, it dis mot disappoint! If you are ever in the area and do not know where to eat. This is a very German traditional restaurant with good food. Give them a try! The restaurant is very spacious and it wad the Bavarian ambiance.

It is an amazing place and warm from the cold. The service was amazing as well as the food. We purchased their local blonde beer, pretzel, chicken schnitzel with fries, and 2 original Munich WEIßWURST. English menu - https://www.muenchner-stubn.de/en/food-drinks/menu

Great Bierhaus feel. Cool restaurant with typical decoration. Great service. Busy but still gave us great attention. We got an appetizer called Obatdza a great creamy cheese with sliced radishes, onions, cucumber, lettuce, and carrots and was served with a large soft pretzel. The pretzel was perfect and the cheese was creamy and delicious. Such a great start. Then we got schnitzel with onion breading, filled with cheese and ham, pan fried dumplings, cabbage salad and gravy. And BRATWURST SKILLET with franconian bratwurst, smoked bratwurst, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, fried bacon, and toasted bread. Both were excellent. Perfect combinations. For dessert, we had SCHOKOBATZ a creamy ice cream like chocolate dessert, with wild berries (strawberries,raspberries, cherries and blueberries). So good and a perfect fresh not too sweet end to the meal.

Great service, very good Dunkel beir and food was outstanding, ate there several times as it was enjoyable and good.

This restaurant has a pleasant decor and upbeat vibe. Food and beer were served promptly. I enjoyed the Piemontese Vegan Pizza along with an Paulaner Helles beer. Our server was attentive and friendly.

Münchner Stubn was a disappointment. Despite being a pizza restaurant, I was told I couldn't order pizza due to a large order--terrible service! How can a place centered on pizza not deliver? The rest of the food was just okay, but the experience left me frustrated and unimpressed.

Opening day of Oktoberfest. We have not tried any other tents or festival houses. We managed to get two tickets from a group that had extra seats. The ticket cost is simply a voucher towards your bill at the end of your reservation times. Ours was lunchtime 9/21 11-4pm or something like that. It was a fantastic time. We'd definitely do it again. The food was amazing. The service was as good as it gets for a super packed house. They split the bill for us, being that we were three separate checks. Everyone in house was so happy and kind. Highly recommended

Food: 6* (very authentic and delicious) Service: 5* Ambience: 5* Close to our hotel I found this place on Yelp and we had to stop. A group of four were sat in their mini cabin in the center of the restaurant. It was a great atmosphere and really added to our meal. It felt like we were in the Bavarian countryside at Oma (grandma) and Opa's (grandpa's) house. Very cool. The food was fantastic! I had the pork knuckle, which can be hit or miss, but this one was on point! Tender, succulent, and crispy. Wow was it was it good! I want more right now! The diavola pizza was delicious. Tasty, cheesy, and ample in quantity. When I am in the area (across from the main Munich central train station (Munich Hbf) I will go here!

A great dining experience! I got the pork knuckle, which was HUGE. I finished 7/8 of it and felt so full I regretted it but it was quite good. The skin was crispy and the meat was for the most part lean. The broth is flavorful, one thing to note is that it is quite salty. I also got a pint of non alcoholic beer. Even though I'm not the biggest fan of beer it was quite good. The flavor was mellow and tasted slightly like apple. It also wasn't too carbonated, which I loved. My biggest gripe with the restaurant is that water is expensive (6 euros, more expensive than beer) and you're not allowed to drink your own water (which I've never had an issue before in Germany or Europe in general).

Bad service. Never came to our table and did not take our order so we left. Table next to us had to keep waiving down server and the server would just wave back, very rude.

We stopped here because it was close to our hotel and the yelp looked good. This was a very nice restaurant. Very old world feeling. The food was very good. We were there Friday night so it was a little busy however the wait staff were very good.

Delicious. Great service and atmosphere and an overall awesome experience. Large restaraunt with lots of seating.

Great German restaurant near the main train station in Munich. Lots of options on the menu. We opted to try the pizza and the spinach dumplings which were amazing. Only complaint I would have is the tomatoes on my pizza were just way to big and made it hard to eat but otherwise it was great. There is tons of seating. If you are a small group and seating is limited at the time they may put you at a long bench table with others like they do in the beer halls. Definitely a great option in this area of town. Authentic German food. I even believe this restaurant had their own small beer tent at Oktoberfest.

I always grab dinner here on the day I arrive in Munich. Amazing ambience slightly on the noisy side. The food is very healthful and hits all the notes. And of course the beer is excellent. The service is attentive and quick despite the place being mostly full. Great value for money too.

A busy, casual spot with traditional German eats. There was a long line but it moves super fast.

They have Napoli plastered all over their window so figured this was the place to get a good pizza. Went with a classic Margherita. The crust was so raw in the center it was difficult to even cut. And service was a mess as well. They forgot one of our pizzas for a party of 4. And by the time it came out everyone else was done. Either what I could finish anyway. Would have gotten better pizza from the street vendor.

Service was a touch slow, but the food is exceptional, as is the beer. The place is a bit loud, but not overwhelming. The Wiener schnitzel is excellent! My young, somewhat picky daughter approves of the frites, as well!

Nice dining spot right across the main train station, roomy, plenty of tables, quick seating and quick service. Friendly host and server. Speaking English. Excellent Bavarian food , reasonable price. And it added pizza to the menu if you still crazed for Italian food in Germany Recommended

The Butterfish was so AMAZING!! The Spinach Balls were really good too!! They are much bigger than they appear in the photo.

Fantastic restaurant located across the street from Munich Hbf train station. My family of 5 was able to be seated right away without issue. I appreciated that they had English menus for us to use as well. The menu offered a large variety of classic Bavarian dishes. The portions were large, and no one left hungry! The food quality was great as well! The restaurant overall was very clean and provided a great ambiance for both casual or more formal customers. I highly recommend this restaurant!

I like the space, exposed brick, I like the prices, I'm assuming it's not as high in the really touristy areas and service is good. Radler here has a stout. That hint of bitterness less sweet. The food was fine. We had the pistachio pizza(excellent dough sauce is too subtle), calzone and asparagus special (pricey). The best was probably the braumeister schnitze, the schnitzel itself was tasty , the sauce made the difference.

The ambience was good. The appetizer (Obatdza) was amazing, highly recommend. Schnitzel was good too. If you want a desert, you can't go wrong with kaiserscharmarnn. Overall great Bavarian food experience.

Great spot near train station. In town for Oktoberfest. Seated quickly. Wait staff speak English. Take cash or card. Portion sizes were good. Food tasted good. Looks like they serve pizza too - saw it at another table & it looked good.

Great service, authentic food! Will return! This place is what you see in Parts Unknown or other travel shows. Loud, busy, fabulous!

I am always a bit skeptical about a stubn so close to the main train station. I was pleasantly surprised. The menu was quite diverse with traditional German food and pizza. They had a good selection of beers on tap and prices were reasonable. The establishment is relatively new (ca. 2 years old in 2023) so it has both a clean and rustic feeling ... if that makes any sense. I came by myself and was led to what felt like singles row: a row of small tables facing the main room. It was a nice place to eat and do emails.

The bratwurst skillet was so delicious! Great environment and wonderful German experience. Beer was fantastic!!

Service was good. Ambiance has a cool German pub feel to it The spicy salami pizza was great , lots of flavor. Perfectly baked. Burger was actually pretty great as well.

This is our second trip to Munich and this by far has been the absolute best dining experience ever. The food is delicious and the presentation is beautiful. The service was exceptional and the ambiance is delightful. It is so clean and decorated very nicely. We ate every single bite of our meals. We will definitely be back. We tried the Schnitzel Brewmaster Style which was AMAZING, a beautiful tasty salad bowl and for dessert KAISERSHMARRN which I only discovered today is the best dessert of all time. The waiter tried to take it away but I had a few bites left so I had to say Noch Nicht! I highly recommend these dishes and this restaurant.

Easy & authentic german restaurant! I was able to walk in without a reservation. The schnitzel and spatzel were delicious. Fair prices too!

Food was amazing, service was subpar. We got our meal and then never saw our waitress again. Tried flagging other waitstaff who brushed us off with a gesture as if to say "Wait for your actual waitress". We just wanted to order dessert. By the time she eventually showed up, the kitchen was closed. Seems like the absolute bare minimum to ask whether we want anything else before it closes.

Food was ok. Cold hard pretzel for appetizer, and slow unresponsive service for non-german customers

A great restaurant for authentic Bavarian food! We had delicious Wiener schnitzel and goulash. Our service was also great.

Delicious food with excellent service and very nice decor. We ate from both sides of the menu. We ate here 2 nights. Delicious meatballs and roast pork. Fresh salad. Apple strudel to go.

Traditional Bavarian cuisine and top notch staff. Highly recommend the sampler plate and of course the beer. On my short visit to Munich I ate here twice. This normally goes against what I typically do in my travels. It was that good. Family friendly too.

The best place to try pork knuckles. Perfect for beer lovers as well. It's a great gastropub.

Great friendly service and quite busy being across the train station . Atmosphere is lively and staff are constantly zooming by lol. Food was good, definitely get a schnitzel with gravy though!

Excellent food and service, conveniently across from the train station. The food was on par with Hofbrauhaus, and the servers' outfits are even better! They also let you order 1/2 liters of beer, which is very nice.

I would call this Tourist German food. We stopped by here on the recommendation of our hotel and because we got in late to our hotel. The food was mediocre and the service was rude. I got the pork knuckle, which is suppose to have a great crunchy outside and a tender inside. The inside was so tough I couldn't eat it. The potato balls were so starchy that they did not break apart. I only ate vegetables on the bottom. The rest of the food was mediocre at the table. The server was really full of himself. When we would ask a question he would roll his eyes, and say I will take care of you. But then forget what we asked or not answer us.

This spot was hopping on the Wednesday evening we visited. And once we tasted the food we understood why! Really tasty and good portions with a lively and contemporary atmosphere. We waited maybe 10 minutes for a table, but glad we did. Ordered the bratwurst skillet which came with two types of bratwurst, spicy mustard, sauerkraut, mashed potato, a slice of bacon, and toasted bread. I loved every bit of it.

This was the restaurant I settled on for my first meal during a trip to Munich. The ambience is very Bavarian and the food very much of local fare. The duck was okay. It is near the train station so it is very convenient for travels.

Absurdly expensive and ass food. Go to Augustiner-Keller or Andy's if you want good food. Server asked if I wanted a side salad... 9 euros. Unreal

Münchner Stubn is our favorite restaurant in Munich!!The staff are so friendly and the food is always delicious. If you are looking for a good German meal that still feels like home cooking, this is the place to go. Our personal recommendation is the Munchner Stubn Burger and the Bratwurst Skillet.

Attentive service (Andreas is great!), great food, and excellent beer. The pork knuckle and brat skillet were excellent!

Horrible food. Roast pork was end cut. Overcooked and TERRIBLE. I ate 15% and when I told waiter he said I ate half so full changed. Lady next to me had same order. Hers was nice light roast pork. Guess Americans get the bad cuts. I would give no stars if that is option. Worst meal in years. This from a traveler with 2 million miles.

Conveniently accessible Bavarian food right off of the train station. Granted it is catered towards tourists, so probably not the most authentic or traditional Bavarian meals. Although there are aspects of traditional Bavarian cuisine baked into each dish they offer. Since I've never had a knödel, I opted to order the Allgäuer Bio-Bergkasknödel (Organic Cheese Dumplings). Honestly, not my favorite texture, but the flavor profiles were great combination. As a side note, it was fascinating for me to see that some locals frequently come by this place and store their personalized beer mug in a cubby with their name on it.

Had the braised beef. Was great, big portions. Note that water costs money here, but that's more for other Americans to know. The pork knuckle was also good, just the knife provided was insufficient for getting the meat off the bone. The staff was very friendly and spoke English. Menu was also in English. Would come again!

Good food, busy on a Sunday night , across from the train station. Casual, a bit noisy, but enjoyable.

Great festive atmosphere and menu has local fare. Service could be a bit more attentive but all three nights we went they were busy busy busy so it's forgivable. Prices were reasonable and location is right across from train station. I think there was only 1 other restaurant that we "might " have tried on the entire block. I think that's one reason why they were so busy. Also all servers comfortably speak English if that's helpful to you.

Great food. Friendly service. Fresh beer. Nice beer hall atmosphere. I would recommend and would go back next time I am in Munich.