A delightful restaurant in a historic former royal hunting lodge on the edge of the English Garden. Gasthaus Englischer Garten serves elevated Bavarian cuisine in a romantic setting with a lovely terrace garden. Popular with Munich professionals and those seeking a quieter alternative to the Altstadt's beer halls.
Gasthaus Englischer Garten occupies a historic former royal hunting lodge on the edge of Munich's English Garden, serving elevated Bavarian cuisine that goes a step beyond typical beer-hall fare — Kalbsschnitzel and seasonal game dishes are among the kitchen's strengths, prepared with more finesse than the average traditional Wirtshaus. The setting is genuinely romantic: a historic timber building surrounded by greenery, with a lovely terrace garden that is the main draw in spring and early summer. The dining room itself is warm and traditionally furnished without feeling like a tourist-oriented beer hall, and the overall pace is calmer than central Munich's busier venues, popular with local professionals seeking a quieter alternative to the Altstadt. No strict dress code applies, though the atmosphere leans smart-casual. The beverage list favours Bavarian and German beers and wines that pair naturally with the menu. Reservations are recommended for dinner and especially for weekends, when the terrace fills quickly in good weather.
| Price | €€€ |
|---|---|
| Hours | 11:30 AM–10 PM daily (seasonal) |
| Reservations | Recommended for dinner and weekends |
| Address | Englschalkinger Str. 8, 80935 München |
Location
Englschalkinger Str. 8, 80935 München
Highlights
- Historic former royal hunting lodge on the edge of the English Garden
- Elevated Bavarian cuisine, more refined than a typical beer hall
- Romantic terrace garden, especially popular in spring and early summer
- Signature Kalbsschnitzel and seasonal game dishes
- Quieter alternative to Munich's busier Altstadt beer halls
Tips for visiting
- The terrace is magical in spring and early summer
- Try the Kalbsschnitzel or seasonal game dishes
Accessibility
The historic building has step-free garden-level access; visitors with mobility needs should confirm terrace versus indoor seating when booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Gasthaus Englischer Garten quieter than central beer halls?
Yes, it draws a calmer, more local crowd and is considered a quieter alternative to Altstadt beer halls.
What is the setting like?
It occupies a historic former royal hunting lodge on the edge of the English Garden, with a popular terrace garden.
What are the signature dishes?
Kalbsschnitzel and seasonal game dishes are highlights of the elevated Bavarian menu.
Should the terrace be booked ahead?
Yes, reservations are recommended for dinner and especially for terrace seating on weekends in good weather.