Gidibauer Hof

Traditional German public house culture is alive and well here, and at the same time they tap into the zeitgeist. The lovely dining space has a high ceiling and a trendy, modern feel and the waitstaff are friendly. They serve fresh and tasty food, with seasonal ingredients, preferably from the region, taking pride of place.

If you are looking to combine real fine dining with designer shopping, then head to the second floor of the renowned Garhammer shopping complex. At your table in the sleek, sophisticated surroundings, you can tuck into Michael Simon Reis's innovative take on Bavarian Forest cuisine. The Passau-born chef-patron has an aptitude for combining modern, traditional and seasonal elements, all the while placing great value on produce sourced from the region. It's fantastic value for money! Opt for the four- to six-course set menu or order à la carte. Dishes range from medium-rare barbecued saddle of v

Armed with valuable experience gained in top establishments, Marcel von Winckelmann has struck out on his own with this restaurant with an open and friendly vibe. The centrepiece is the horseshoe-shaped chef's table wrapped around the visible kitchen, where you are right in the middle of the action. You can really sense the young team's enthusiasm for interacting with diners – this creates a personalised and authentic atmosphere. The seasonal cooking uses selected ingredients. There is one five-course and one seven-course set menu, with dishes such as Norway lobster, pumpkin, sea buckthorn or

In this well-established country inn, you can sense the dedication of owners Ingrid and Markus Buchner and their love for their profession. They serve fresh regional and seasonal cuisine with international and Mediterranean influences. "Müllers Küchengruß" – a creative amuse-bouche that changes daily – is a particular highlight. Contributing to the welcoming feel are cordial and personable waitstaff, as well as the rustic charm ambience of the dining rooms, not to mention the lovely verdant terrace with its gazebo ("Salettl"). For overnight stays, there are guestrooms done out in a modern rura

The name of this restaurant refers to the year 2020, in which Andrea von Csiszer (head chef) and Sophie Herzog (the cordial and highly adept maître d') set up shop. Diners are drawn here not only by the somewhat unusual setting in a historical chapel with striking features such as vaults and ceiling paintings, but also the trendy and laid-back atmosphere, as well as the intriguing culinary concept: Asian sharing cuisine with a European twist. You can put together an assortment of several small, cleverly devised dishes to share, such as "Peking pork 24hr sous vide" with fried onion, soya and ho

After a stroll through the city, how about dinner at a chic restaurant with a trendy modern decor? There are plenty of options to choose from here at Weingut, including house specialities, steaks, plus a selection of dishes that changes every week (see the "Wochenkarte"). Alternatively, you could simply opt for tapas or a glass of wine – you can also buy bottles to take home. The service is very friendly and attentive. Decorative wine racks and high tables contribute to the pleasant wine bar atmosphere of the place. There are two reservation times: 17:30 - 20:00 and from 20:15.

The Schuster family's country inn is thoroughly charming! This is primarily down to the warm hospitality extended by the lady of the house, and the tasteful interior design. And then there are the chef-patron's seasonally influenced classic dishes such as pike-perch sausage accompanied by creamed sauerkraut with dates, or venison with nuts, black walnut sauce, cranberries and Savoy cabbage. Individual courses from each of the two set menus ("Tradition" and "Genusswerk") can be ordered à la carte. Decent wine selection with good options available by the glass.