Top Food & Drinks Spots in Bavaria

I suggest making a reservation if you're planning to visit on weekends, as it gets super busy. We were lucky to grab a spot, but I saw some folks waiting for a while.

If you want to save some cash, check out the lunch menu. We had a fantastic meal for a fraction of the dinner price and it was still hearty!

Try the local beer – it's some of the best I've ever had. They have a great selection on tap, and it's really worth it!

I suggest visiting the local wineries during the week instead of the weekend. It’s way less crowded and you can chat with the staff more easily. Plus, you might score some quieter tasting sessions!

my advice is to check out the happy hour specials at the bars. i found some great deals on local brews that saved me some cash and made the experience even better!

If you're planning to visit a bar in the evening, aim for around 6 PM. It fills up fast after that, and you’ll have a better chance of snagging a seat with a nice view!

Definitely try the regional wines. They’re not just good, but also usually cheaper than the more commercial ones. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and flavor variety.

If you're planning to grab a meal, check their menu online first. I found some prices to be a bit higher than expected, but the quality is totally worth it, especially the traditional Bavarian dishes.

Try to visit Cafe Luitpold in the afternoon around 3 PM; it's generally less crowded then, and you can enjoy the atmosphere without the long waits. Plus, their cakes are freshly made and just irresistible!

Make sure to ask your server for daily specials or unique items—they sometimes have seasonal treats that aren’t on the regular menu. I was pleasantly surprised by a yummy gingerbread cookie that I wouldn't have known about otherwise!

I think sitting at the bar is way better than a table for solo travelers. You get to chat with the bartenders who know the drinks inside out and can make awesome recommendations