Avoid this place, especially if you are British. We were recommended this place by a local for a good example of local cuisine, but came away with a bitter taste in our mouths. I would never normally leave a review as scathing as this, but we were genuinely shocked.

Our group was served by the rudest waiter I have ever experienced. We were ignored, despite trying to get our waiters attention, while several other table were being served and well looked after. We discussed leaving, but decided to persist -- in hindsight this was a mistake. When we finally got some attention, we asked whether the waiter would recommend the half or full pork knuckle, only to be told "the full is twice the size of the half" without any further information. My brother was reprimanded by the waiter for moving beer mats on the table. Every interaction with the waiter came with a level of passive aggressiveness that we had never experienced. It was genuinely what I'd expect from Karen's Diner.

When it came to paying, we were asked "will you be paying my tip with card, or with cash", the assumption being that we would be leaving a tip, and that somehow the level of service justified it. We were foolish enough to agree to this -- I still massively regret this, over a week later. We ended up spending almost €300 for a meal for 5 people. The food was nice (and no, you don't need the full pork knuckle, as we found out), and was brought to us by another waiter who didn't need an attitude transplant.

To re-iterate: there are some deal-breakingly bad waiters at Der Pschorr. The food is decent and arrives quickly, though is expensive. The service was so rude that it spoiled our meal, and almost our experience of Munich -- thankfully, this place is the exception rather than the rule.

Management: If you want to investigate, we dined on the 28th March at around 17:30 (and paid the bill at around 18:00, the bill came €270,70).