Radhaus

If a hipster went to Munich, Radhaus would be the result. Light airy space with views of the bay , standard Bavarian food and beer options . Forest toast , potato salad and (huge) half chicken were great

Spacious beerhall with a fairly pedestrian list of German beers at eye-watering prices - $20 and up for a liter. It has an upscale punky Berlin esthetic, but all the hard surfaces make it feel noisy .

Great beers and food! Our waiter was friendly and helpful in finding a beer that suited my taste. The food was as creative as German food can actually get ???? views are beautiful as well !

Usually a long line for brunch . Pro Tip: Put your name down then head to the Interval for a cocktail , come back in an hour. The natural lighting in here makes it a great place to wake up and brunch .

the new German-style beer hall is aiming to open up shop in August

Nice space with a great view , but the draft beers are $10 (yeah I know they’re from Germany). Sometimes you just want a basic brat , but none of the brats are simple nor is most food served@from 2-5pm.

Nothing fancy but each dish was really good from German bratwurst through a schnitzel sandwich and the gnocchi were all really good but all dishes were at 18$ marker a bit to the

Solid beer selection , good nosh .. but on the pricey side of things.

A nice place to stop for a drink and food on your scenic walk. Or just to use the bathroom .

Great views

Get reservations for inside. A bit loud but well worth it.

Pretzel and beer selection

Everything is great!