Good day, I had a chance to visit the venue for lunch on 30 December at around 1500-16.00. It was 4 of us. Despite the fact that it was very crowd all around the city and also in restaurant (it was a small place), we get a tabel for 4 persons and it was comfortable enough. The quality of ingredients for each meal (incl hamburger) is definitely worth to mention. We had: Bayerische Käsespatzle, Burger, Cordon Bleu and Zanderfielet. Kasespatzel, if only you are in general not "against" , it is recommended by me. It was creamy and with proper taste of cheese without any extraordinary tuning that is not needed. My friend had a Burger and was also very satisfied with quality of meet and sauce. I had a Cordon Bleu and it was crispy and tasty with side dish being "tomato salad" but here in "2.0" version, with cucumber (pickled and fresh), grated carrot, chivas and sauce with proper balance of vinegar and oil. Fish was fresh and sauce served within was tasty, still light despite cream inside and we think with a bit of saffron. We had local Riesling wine and I took Augustiner Helles, which is the local king and goes with all possible food (including sushi :)).
As mentioned the venue is not a big one and obviously loud in consequances, but still you feel comfortable and do not need to seat on the "back" of the others. Toilet is very clean and there were nice service team taking care that all is under control. The only "minus" was very long time of service, so if you want to have quick lunch- it is not the place. For 5 dishes, wine and beer we paid for 4 persons all together around 150-160 EUR.
What is also important to mention: the food itself is described as "Bavarian", however I would say it is a mix of Bavarian and Viennese (not even Austrian), what makes it very interesting and to be honest is nice contract to traditional "Bavarian" food you can have in few "Keller" around the rated "Stifftl".
Definitely recommended due to ingredients quality and taste of dishes BUT you need a bit more time to have a meal from A to Z with no rush. More for lunch than...
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