Restaurant Showroom

Food was decent, but nothing too memorable. Doesn't seem to have a fixed pairing menu as the pairing is by glasses and will stop if you feel there is enough. Hit and misses on the pairing. Feels like a blind tasting (for both wine and food), as menu are only presented at the end, and I had no idea what would be served. Overall still an enjoyable meals.

I quite liked the atmosphere and service at Showroom. Overall, we liked the food, but we thought it relied a little too much on foams/gels to elevate the meal, without those elements adding up to something greater than its individual parts. The waitress greeted us by asking if we wanted to start with sparkling champagne. Then the chef came over to speak to us about our preferences and allergies, which they took into account for the meal. The waitress was extremely knowledgeable and gave us a good understanding of both the food and the wine paired with it. I especially liked the pumpkin soup and the venison. Overall, it was a great experience.

Our experience at Showroom was outstanding. They clearly deserve their Michelin star - the food and wine pairing were excellent enough to deserve even more. Every one of the seven courses, three amuses gueules, and the sweet bites at the end were excellent: beautifully plated, with unusual flavour profiles that worked every time. The wine pairings were mainly of lesser known wines but of very high quality, also in many cases with unusual profiles but which worked very well with each course. We have very rarely had a dining experience like this where every course and pairing were great, but were never disappointed here. Perhaps the only element holding them back from more stars is the atmosphere. Multiple Michelin star restaurants are often fitted out with opulent decor and servers that are highly professional but a bit overly formal. However, for us, Showroom is better than that. The dining room has a simple, comfortable elegance, and our server/sommelier was professional, attentive, and highly personable. The result was a very relaxing, comfortable, and exciting dinner with many “wow” moments. The cost was significant, but well worth it. A pleasant element for us was that there is no menu so each course was a surprise. A nice touch was to give us a card listing all the courses and wine pairings after the meal.

Restaurant Showroom offers well-prepared courses that can be summed up in three words during my visit: foam, fruit, and sweet. While the dishes were creative and enjoyable, the flavors and ingredients leaned heavily in that direction. Service was good—attentive and professional—but the menu lacked balance.

Very interesting experience, we have taken 8 courses and the complementary wine. The food was very interesting and the wine paring was really good. The dishes on their own were a bit small, but after 8 courses, we were full. The service was very good. In general we had a very good time and the food was good. It sad the restaurant isn't more decorated and locks a bit better. That's the only thing that's sets back my score I recommend trying the place! It's a bit pricy but worth the money * Last note: my wife has a lot of allergies and she got special dishes adjusted to here need and they were very good as well! And no allergies

I visited alone while staying in Munich for a business trip. It was for a special dinner for myself after a long day of work, and it turned out that I made the right choice. Firstly, the atmosphere and services were good for a solo diner. A chef came to my table to introduce today's course, which was a pleasant experience (I felt welcomed!). And most importantly, the courses were delicious and tasted a lot of pleasing expressions. The portions were pretty generous, so I couldn't finish the desserts. I recommend this place for a special dinner.

Absolutely the worst Michelin star restaurant I've experienced. Frankly, among the worse experience I've had in a restaurant overall. We took the eight course menu. The meal lasted 4.5 hours!!!! That's more than half an hour per course! The food was mediocre at best, with flavors that just repeat themselves and that were flat anyway. The main motive was raspberry and chutney, and quite frankly - you get sick of those by the 3rd course. Every single course was sweet. They didn't have sweetness, they were sweet. The amounts of food were tiny. We ended the meal hungry. The wine pairing was terrible. Three of the 8 wines were dessert wines and the pairing itself was just mostly wrong (save two pairings). There were three desserts! The restaurant was hot and stuffy, while outside was freezing. We needed to take breaks outside in order to continue eating, but 4.5 hours in this heat with all this co2 were hard. I absolutely don't get how this place got a Michelin star. That was the worst way to spend 320 euros (per person!!!!!) And end our trip.

We had our wedding dinner at Showroom and it was absolutely perfect. The service was very friendly and attentive, and the food delicious. We had a vegan six course menu specially prepared for us and it was all incredible. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to celebrate a special occasion. Thanks to everyone at Showroom for making our wedding day so special!

Restaurant Showroom offers well-prepared courses that can be summed up in three words during my visit: foam, fruit, and sweet. While the dishes were creative and enjoyable, the flavors and ingredients leaned heavily in that direction. Service was good--attentive and professional--but the menu lacked balance.

We needed to get a copy of our bill/receipt after the fact and just tried calling the restaurant. The hostess who picked up could not be more rude and unwilling to help. She hung up multiple times and refused to assist or point us in the right direction. Unbelievably bad customer service for a Michelin restaurant.

I can't say enough about this amazing place. My husband, who has a talent for finding hidden gems, found this to die for restaurant during our trip to Munich. The entire place has 8 tables all booked for one reservation each night. We were promptly greeted and the tasting menu explained. My husband is vegan and they catered each and every dish to his needs and wants while I had everything I ever wanted. Though we didn't go with the full wine pairing, we told our server what wine we were looking for and he served us three options during our chosen 6 course meal. The chef came out to greet us as well has help serve shaved truffles on a plate midway through the night. Though the restaurant is small, it didn't feel crowded or uncomfortable. I absolutely loved that we didn't have to order anything and we were treated like royalty. We WILL be back next trip!

Michelin restaurant in Munich. Dominique (the owner) was the host, he told us his story and how he build his bistro. We had a beautiful table outside in a beautiful night. It is a surprise course menu which is already something fun! The food was absolutely delicious and the waiter was super nice . I won't spoil the surprise for you, yo can take a look at my pictures and come to have an amazing dinner! Restaurant Michelin in Munich. Dominique (el dueño) fue nuestro anfitrión, nos contó su historia y como creo su bistro. Teníamos una muy linda mesa afuera en una hermosa noche. El menú es de pasos y es sorpresa lo cual lo hace muy divertido! La comida fue absolutamente deliciosa y el mozo muy amable. No les voy a arruinar la sorpresa, miren mis fotos así se tientan y vengan a tener una cena increíble!

Wow. That's all I can say. Went here while in Munich and the experience was amazing. The non-alcoholic pairings matched perfectly with each course. Service was outstanding. Small and intimate.

Reviewing this place proved to be harder than I imagined. There were elements of the evening that were impeccable and, some that were ok. For example, the service was exceptional but too serious for my liking. The decor of the place was more like a cafe and very casual. I expected a bit more from a decor point of view as, it is quite a small restaurant and the serious service combined with a casual atmosphere were at odds with each other. We booked to go here some time ago with friends and had a good night. The place itself is quite small and probably seats no more than 25 people. It's also a lot more casual than I expected and, most people were dressed in casual clothes which was slightly unusual, for a relatively expensive place. The chef came out and spoke to us and understood what we liked or did not like and spoke good English as well. This was a really nice touch and they were well prepared with the vegetarian request. Almost all the wait staff also spoke fabulous English and this was great. I was expecting great things. We had a 6 course menu and the first couple of courses were so so but, the rest was fantastic. The langoustine, beef and lamb were cooked to perfection. The salmon sashimi and tartar was also very nice. The wine list is extensive however the wines were a tad too expensive for what they were. The cheese course was excellent but, for me the dessert course was not fabulous. It was light and fruity but lacked the sweetness of a dessert. Towards the end of the evening the staff were letting us try some of the experimental food from the kitchen and that was nice. They loosened up a bit which was also nice. All in all a really great night with great friends. I would probably rate it somewhere between 3-4 stars. I don't know why, but with expensive Michelin restaurants I just expect more. I would come back here but considering what else is around, it would be a while before I do so.

Not having a TV and not being German, I had never heard of the TV chef so I was completely unbiased when we arrived at the small restaurant. We were pleasantly welcomed and seated. There was a nice selection of welcome drinks, incl three different champagnes (I chose the pink one, which was a bit dryer than I'm used to for pink champagne). Very nice. After the first amuse bouche, the chef arrived at our table for two and welcomed us personally. Asked us what kind of menu we were looking forward to. We had the 9 course surprise menu (3,5,9 and 12 course menus available). The chef asked us which ingredients he should not use. If during the diner we would think of anything else for him to avoid, just let him know. I'm not well versed in the language of wines and didn't want to drink too much so we opted for a 2 glass wine selection by the house. One glass to complement the first half of our diner and one glass for the second part. The wine choice was very nice. A white German wine to go with mainly fish dishes and a bit of poultry. And a nice Austrian red to go with the meat and the other dishes of the second part of our diner. Though this wine 'option' wasn't in the menu, it starts with a minimum of three glasses, this is the kind of place where they make you feel that nothing is a bother or a problem. They really want you to get the best experience. The diner was pleasantly paced. Never did we have to wait too long for the next dish (we weren't in a hurry anyway), nor did we ever have to ask for a refill of our sparkling water. This is the kind of restaurant that still have enough staff to serve the meals to everyone at a table at the same time. After each dish is served you get an explanation of what you see before you. I'll let the photos I posted speak for themselves. The staff was always there but were never a distraction. During the presentation of the rather large selection of cheeses (alternative available) you really notice how well informed the staff is about everything they serve. It's what you expect but it is still a pleasure to see that the people in a restaurant take the trouble to be good at what they do! All in all it was a splendid affair.

Was really looking forward to trying this restaurant, especially after hearing the enthusiastic reviews and considering that it's so popular that you have to book 2 week in advance. The quality of the produce is very good, the stuff fresh, the staff helpful and prepared. The decor pleasant (but for a few tacky details, see photo, LOL). It's just, I don't know, there was something missing to the perfect experience which I am not really sure about, but did not make me fully satisfied with Schweiger 2. I suspect it's a mix of the following: 1) the place is really small so you get to sit really really close to other people, listen to people's conversations and this makes me uncomfortable 2) we opted for a 5 course (surprise) menu with no meat in it (our request). We got a starter, then 3 fish-based dishes and a dessert. The fish based dishes were all good but they were very very similar to each other. I think a bit more fantasy/variation would have been great. 3) price is a bit on the high end, but that's ok and we knew it before. I am just not sure I was happy to pay 150 euros (with matched wines) for a dinner I did not find perfect (for the reasons above). I guess that's the risk of any "surprise" menus, that's why I prefer to order a la carte, which is not possible here. Still, thumbs up and it deserves another try!

Excellent food and service! Although the wine list this year was not that great match to the food like in year 2016, but it was worthwhile going there! :-)

Nice bar, good food, very friendly people, but expensive!!