Hirschau im Englischen Garten in München

A truly beautiful beer garden with great live music. A particularly positive aspect: the restrooms are super clean, which you don't find everywhere. Overall, everything was excellent, highly recommended for a relaxing visit.

There was live music, and the music was great. The beer garden was lovely.

The Hirschau in the English Garden is a rip-off. Not only high prices, but also an unreliable music program. This summer, almost half of the bands were canceled, the start times were incorrectly announced, or other bands performed than those advertised in the printed program or online.

The place is recommended, but there seems to be a parking fee at the parking lot even in the evening (after 8 p.m.) - we didn't see it and now we got a whopping €53 fine.

Top beer garden in Munich! A unique atmosphere with live brass music, located in the middle of the English Garden in a small wooded area, and a real insider tip for escaping the tourist crowds at the Seehaus and the Chinese Tower. The food and drinks are also highly recommended ☺️

Beautiful beer garden with very, very friendly staff. We unfortunately had a flat tire on our bike, and a helpful employee immediately pumped it up with a compressor. People still help each other here. Very nice. I'd love to come back.

I was a guest at a wedding here with around 140 people and many children. The buffet was very well organized, constantly being rearranged. The staff were consistently extremely attentive, helpful, and exceptionally friendly, even in their interactions (as they were interacting) with the youngest guests. The location is naturally exceptionally well-suited for something like this, and the end of the day in the vaulted cellar was also very nice, once again lasting well into the night. The staff were super friendly. The food itself was all very harmonious and plentiful. I didn't hear anyone complaining or grumbling. My enthusiasm at such events, of course, always lies with the sweets or desserts. It always makes me happy when you can tell that someone in the kitchen enjoys putting the finishing touches on the cake. That was definitely the case.

Beware of rip-offs! The parking lot in front of the building appears to be free at first glance. The parking sign is difficult to see, especially at dusk. I then had to pay €53 for parking without a ticket. This was done by Mobility Hub Park Service GmbH. That's not how you win customers.

Nice to sit, beer garden feeling, nice ambience

A rather average beer garden. The food isn't particularly special and incredibly expensive, the service is only very friendly, and it's self-service. The ambiance is okay.

A beautiful Munich beer garden right in the English Garden. Still, it wasn't too crowded, and we found good seats.

The Hirschau has developed very positively under the new, younger generation. The multi-course menu was outstanding.

We won't be coming back as our expectations weren't met.

The Hirschau beer garden is located in the quiet northern part of the English Garden – a place that many people appreciate precisely for its relaxed, natural atmosphere. It was all the more disconcerting that a rave party took place this weekend with an unimaginably loud volume, filling not only the entire beer garden but also large parts of the northern part of the English Garden. Although there is live music at the Hirschau even on regular weekends – mostly Schlager, oldies, or dance music, which certainly suits the audience and the surroundings. However, in our opinion, a rave and techno event is completely inappropriate in this setting, which is more synonymous with quiet get-togethers and strolls – not with a club atmosphere in the park. For us as guests of the Hirschau and the northern part of the English Garden, this was extremely annoying and stressful. We hope that in the future, more attention will be paid to determining which types of events are compatible with the character of this special place.

Yesterday, an elderly gentleman with his dog on the Isar River gave us a wonderful tip: Instead of going to the Chinese Tower, go to the Hirschau Beer Garden – the locals go there. And he was right! We went that evening and were thrilled: The beer garden was busy, but pleasantly relaxed – hardly any tourists, but plenty of Munich residents enjoying the summer evening. There was live music, people were dancing, and the weather was fantastic. This is exactly what you imagine a perfect beer garden evening to be. The food was classic and really good: chicken and knuckle with potato salad – fresh, delicious, and no long wait. Add a cool Löwenbräu Helles and the music in the background… we stayed until late and didn't want to leave. If you're looking for a true Munich vibe, far from the hustle and bustle, this is the place for you. Thanks to the gentleman with the dog – we'll be back! 🍗🍻🎶

Really great here, incredibly good food, I really like being here👍😌

A beautifully situated beer garden in the northern part of the English Garden. It's surrounded by mature trees and somewhat hidden, making it less of a tourist destination than other beer gardens. There's a large playground for the little ones. There are deductions due to the drastically increased prices in recent years. For example: 1/2 chicken with potato salad and a half beer is a not-so-slim €25. 1/2 duck with dumplings is €30, and a half beer is €5.70.

The fresh Schmalznudeln are a hit. Hospitality here means that if the product is "sold out," it's immediately "freshly made," and takeout is no problem either. Kudos to the friendly and dedicated team!

I didn't like the food and it was really expensive.

What's absolutely unacceptable: driving to Hirschau to eat there at 8 p.m. on a Sunday, and the restaurant is closed, even though the internet says it doesn't close until 9:30 p.m. Respect!

A beautiful (small) beer garden, a real alternative to the beer garden at the Chinese Tower.

€5.90 for a half-pint of wheat beer is steep. The food is standard beer garden fare. Nothing for goths.

We were there in the beer garden with friends. I love the atmosphere there, as it's always a bit quieter than the overcrowded beer gardens in Munich. We had spare ribs with potato salad, a Obazden (a traditional German sausage), and one of the toastiest pretzels you can get anywhere in Munich. The spare ribs were excellent. And above all, they weren't dry. The potato salad seemed to have come out of the pot, like everywhere else in Munich these days, and it just didn't taste particularly good. The rest of the food was great, though, including the music playing there.

Fabulous to go with children for its wonderful playground, even with a zip line, wandering and with the possibility of being quiet and sitting at the Biergarten table without fear of the children, closed area and right in front of the tables for parents

Such a fun atmosphere with dogs everywhere. Highly recommend!

Very nice to drink a good beer in public 😂

I went to the beergarden. Really nice place, and the bavarian food is excellent.

It wasn't crowded, nicely shaded on a hot summer evening, and the rustic, delicious food was served. Prices were reasonable. Nice musical entertainment. Highly recommended 😊

If you want to have a true Bavarian experience you should not miss visiting this restaurant.

Top, top, top! I've rarely eaten so well! I was invited to an event. Several courses. It was a pure taste experience! Kudos to the kitchen.

For me, this has been one of the very best beer gardens in my hometown for a long, long time. I haven't been here in a long time, and today I celebrated my birthday here. The food, the seating, the selection, and the drinks selection, as usual, were all absolutely top-notch! Thumbs up

Really nice beer garden! It's a shame you can't enjoy grilled fish at 2:00 PM...

the Hirschau is one of the better Beer-Gardens in Munich — the food is perhaps a little more expensive than the average Beer-Garden, however the quality is of very high standards the cleanliness is very good and ambience is wonderful

Super friendly service, they immediately brought a water bowl for my dog. The food was good and the portions were large.

Beer garden... too close to live music makes conversation difficult

Overall, everything is perfect; the beer garden has a mass-processing feel.

Interestingly, non-alcoholic radler is only available in a liter mug, and the menu isn't for everyone. We all wanted baked mushrooms, but there were only some for me. I was the last one to go to the counter and said it was a shame they were already sold out and that they should please remove them from the menu. The employee was very surprised and said there were plenty. The people at the table were furious about the misinformation. Even more so when everyone tried my plate, because they were absolutely delicious. The highlight was the young lady at the cash register: a modern cash register, and she has major problems operating it. Not just with operating it, but also with calculating. The change function is foreign to her, and her head is overwhelmed. Three customers in front of me had major problems (and we all had cold food). Several times, I had to point out incorrect change, and it took several attempts each time. BUT not because too little was dispensed, but always far too much, and the coins were nowhere near the right size. If the guests hadn't been so honest, a serious cash loss would have been incurred from these customers alone. The owner would have to make up for the deficit from his own personal coffers. It's incomprehensible that no action has been taken.

It used to be my favorite beer garden, with good food. Last year, the food wasn't as good as usual, and now it's just disappointing! I went there for dinner with my girlfriend; the roast pork was completely underseasoned and lacked any sauce. The Obazda (traditional pork sausage) tasted like the cheap stuff from the supermarket. Unworthy of a Munich beer garden, probably the last time I'll be coming here. What a shame. PS: You're accusing me of defamation for the fourth time now to block this bad review. Even though I was verifiably there when I wrote the post. This is the honest opinion of a disappointed customer.

We celebrated our wedding reception in the Hirschau beer garden – and it was simply perfect! The ambiance, the delicious food, and the attentive service made this day unforgettable for us. A huge thank you to the entire team – you exceeded our expectations! We'll definitely be back soon – it's simply a very special place! 💛

Tasty, satisfying stop in the park Hirschau im Englischen Garten is a nice spot for a quick and satisfying food break after a long walk in the park. We tried the currywurst and the sausage with cheese, both with fries on the side. Classic German options — very tasty and filling. A big plus: you can add sauces for the fries for free! The portions are generous, and it’s a good amount of food for the price. A solid choice if you’re looking for something casual and tasty during your visit to the English Garden and we really loved the vibes in the eating area.

Very good restaurant in a beautiful setting. The service needs improvement and doesn't match the overall quality. We had a four-course meal with wine pairing at a private dinner.

A beautifully located beer garden right in the English Garden. A wide selection of dishes, including vegetarian options. The food was very good in terms of quality and taste, but the portions were a bit small. This somewhat detracts from the value for money.

I was back in the Hirschau beer garden after a long time, wanted to hear the Hinterberger musicians. Maß (liter of beer) Löwenbräu €10.70 For my second liter, the barman tried to refill the stein with a half-liter that was lying around, which I firmly refused. I was then yelled at in a language I didn't know. Large pretzel €7.30 Extremely dry, hard, and way too salty. Currywurst €7.50 Dry on the outside, lukewarm on the inside, and topped with run-of-the-mill ketchup. 1/2 chicken €13.40 Had left the grill a while ago and was sitting in the warming container with about 10-12 other halved chickens. Also soggy on the outside, lukewarm and saltless on the inside. Luckily, I still had enough pretzel left. The service could be described as distinctly Eastern European unfriendliness. My rating: Hinterberger Musikanten 12 points Hirschau Beer Garden 0 points

Nice beer garden... but also large, which is why the food and drinks area feels like a large cafeteria. The price-performance ratio is just about okay. Otherwise, everything is designed for quantity and volume 😢

A great, shady beer garden with a large playground for kids. It's a great place to hang out. It's best to bring your own food, as the prices are quite high. A chicken costs €12 without a side dish, and the Obatzda (traditional German dumplings) is a little over €10. Prices are like those at Oktoberfest, unfortunately!

Great beer garden. Especially for families with children. There's a playground directly attached to the beer garden.

This beer garden was our introduction to Münich. A beautiful but expensive one. The restaurant is located in the middle of a beautiful huge garden. We were also extremely lucky as we found a fabulous sunny day (the temperature dropped of 20 degrees in the following 3 days..) We found the food to be not particularly tasty as the ribs were just ok and the rest where things that could have hardly been bad. We found the price to be surprisingly expensive. We paid 46.90 for what you see in the picture: 2 beers, 1 main to share, 2 vegetable sides, 1 pretzel. The main was pre-cooked. It was on display together with a lot of other meat. The entire restaurant is buffet style. I didn't find the person who served us the meat to be particularly friendly.

What can I say? Top, top, top. Hosts. Lukas and Daniel and the entire crew make the visit a truly memorable experience. An excellent wine list with a selection for everyone.

Beautiful garden, but I find more than €7 for a large pretzel very expensive. It was also completely dried out and way too salty, even for my rather salty taste.

The recreational value is simply amazing, super super, delicious food and great brass music. It's a beautiful beer garden with friendly and helpful staff and delicious food and drinks. Best regards.

For me personally, this is the best beer garden in Munich. Located just off the Ring Road in the quiet northern part of the E-Garden, the hectic tourists and polished wannabes fortunately usually head off to the Seehaus beer garden before they arrive. This keeps the Hirschau rather pure, authentic, and unspectacular. During the week, it's a pleasant place to relax, but on the weekends, it delights with a great atmosphere and live music. Wonderful!

So far the best beergarden for me. 1. very delicious and fresh fried fish 2. not too crowded, calm and nice looking 3. really clean bathrooms with warm water and great equipment.

We celebrated our wedding here in 2017 and we have wonderful memories. Note to owners: The parking spaces are monitored by Mobility and the signs are very small. We overlooked them on our last visit and received a payment request of €53 a few days later.

Sensational, who doesn't give this 5 stars. The ambience and service is great. But the food is outstanding. Champions League. Anyone who books a financial administration here is doing everything right. Thanks for the evening on May 7, 2025

The woman on the jacket wanted urgent money 🤐. And even service 🤔 what’s the urgent money for?! Hm

Very nice atmosphere with live music We felt very comfortable there

Simply one of the best beer gardens. Always happy

A lovely quiet place (quiet because it was a week day), with a clean garden, very good food, and nice staff. The toilet was also very clean and free of charge.

Beautiful, classic beer garden in the English garden. Live music. Children's playground

Nice place to stay in the English Garden, especially the outdoor area when the weather is nice. Ideally suited for a “beer garden rally”. With a large playground.

Beautiful beer garden, good service, great drinks and food

The beer garden is highly recommended.

Self-service beer garden in the heart of the English Garden. Nice location!

Have been here quite often. On Saturday for the first time in Bierharten this year. The beer garden team is in great shape and everything happens very quickly. The tables are tidy and the food is delicious. There are also 2-3 warm vegetarian dishes.

Nice beer garden, but the food prices are clearly too high. But you can bring your own picnic and then enjoy a cold light drink.

Very nice atmosphere. And not overcrowded. Fairly limited opening hours

Be careful when parking - the resourceful parking lot operator charges a flat rate fee of €53. You can charge for free for 45 minutes - but not a minute longer. You used to be able to eat there and accept the high prices because you could sit quietly in the forest in the middle of Munich. Now that's no longer enough, parking is also being monetized - with the impression that most of the money comes from the flat-rate fine of €53. There are a lot of customers who miss the notice if you read this carefully. The parking lot is never nearly full - so I don't see the argument that it should only be made available to paying guests. It's easy to get the impression that you're being ripped off here - then you won't go here again in the future.

First of all: I only rate the beer garden and not the restaurant... And this beer garden is brilliant because right next to it there is a large playground for children and the Obazda is really great for a beer garden! Creamy and excellently seasoned 👍🏽

Ronny Nash's music was great as always. We're really happy to be there! Thank you Rosi and Ronny! Howdi to the line dancing family! However, the service of the restaurant is questionable! Food at moderate prices was announced on the advertising poster. The information on the map did not match reality at all. According to the menu, 0.5 l spritzer or Spezi costs €5.10. Unfortunately, it was only when paying that it turned out that only 0.3 liters were sold for the same price as stated without informing the guests. The prices of the food were also far from “moderate” but were the same as under regular operation. On top of all that, the waiter was really rude when we asked. Very unfortunate!

I can't comment on the food, but the Tesla Supercharger is a complete rip-off. Better to have a coffee somewhere else and avoid the Charger. If there is no intention behind it, why is there no simple sign about parking regulations directly at the supercharger after more than a year? So it just seems like a planned rip-off.

Beer garden: Food is average at best (currywurst & Co. junk food) and at high prices. Staff at the food counter are unfriendly or rude and only two cash registers are open on Sunday afternoon - - > When you are finally allowed to pay after a long queue, the food is cold. There are better options in the e-garden, that's for sure!

Poor food, hardly any choice and exorbitant prices

If you're opening the beer garden in March, then that's sensible. I understand if there is a discounted card. Only when the food is something I wouldn't even give to a dog does it stop for me. It's really a complete disgrace. Maybe think about the career again.

A beautiful beer garden in the middle of the English Garden in Munich. The atmosphere is relaxed and the food tastes good. The spacious outdoor area invites you to linger, especially on sunny days. The service could be a little quicker at times, but overall a recommended place for a leisurely afternoon.

Here, too, the collaboration with Mobility Hub simply cannot be welcomed. Even if you spend too long supercharging, you have to dig deep into your pockets.

Outstanding price-performance ratio with an incredibly loving eye for detail.

Fine food, but salad 🥗 would have been good for hungry people.

Beware of rip-offs when parking

Very nice evening in the best weather

Was pleasantly surprised by the food and service

Total failure in the kitchen, I don't have to go there again. I sometimes wonder how you can offer something like that and not be embarrassed about it.

Nice and very typical beer garden, very well located for a bike tour, as it is right in the English Garden. Easily accessible by car with its own paid parking space. There is always live music played here, you just shouldn't sit too close to the band. The male fish stand is also busy when there is a little more activity. The integrated playground keeps the children entertained, so that adults can spend a long time getting bogged down.

Considering that the associated restaurant is very upscale, the food in the beer garden is very average. Old and cold fries. Unfriendly bar staff.

Unfortunately a bit disappointed with the food in the beer garden. The portion of venison goulash with red cabbage and dumplings is very sufficient for a really hungry meal. The taste of the goulash was okay, and the red cabbage was just okay too. There was another parade for the church fair, but unfortunately it didn't work out. The dough is too floury and not crispy. Well, I'll give the beer garden another chance, maybe I was just unlucky today.

simply super relaxed and delicious..

Overpriced food and drink in the beer garden. Some of the employees were unhygienic and unfriendly. Selection limited as sold out. Food was half cold.

This is definitely the worst beer garden in Munich. If you're looking for unfriendly staff and cold food at exorbitant prices, this is the place for you. Everyone else should go somewhere else. If you like it...I don't need it again.

Overpriced and completely exorbitant prices.

One of the best Biergarten in Munich also with children. We particularly like the protected Spielplatz for children next to the benches. There is also a parking space (with Parkschein, but still!)- good food choice and nice staff!

Overpriced, poor quality and unfriendly employees. After eating I would have to hope I don't get food poisoning.

The special thing would be the live music. "Were". Unfortunately, those responsible are unable to update the program online. Announced events simply do not take place. The last thing you could read on the internet was “Company page last updated 10 weeks ago”. It's a shame and somehow disrespectful to the guests who are interested in music. Things like that don't work anymore today. As a guest you feel “insulted in your intelligence”. Most people know what that means in translation...!?

It is said to be the best beer garden in Munich. Oh well. Last round at 6:00 p.m., despite opening until 10:00 p.m. Maybe because there are not enough guests. But then tons of food is thrown away. Or saved for tomorrow's guests... It's a shame - we wanted to eat later (it's 5:50 p.m.). But (positive): the toilets are sparkling clean! And even more positive: 4-day week for employees.

Caution! Take a parking ticket, otherwise you will get a fine of €45. Pure rip off! In addition, quite high prices and modest quality of food. Attention, the owners know how it works!

Nice beer garden with good live music every now and then

Munich's worst beer garden? The only thing that scores points here is the beautiful location in the countryside. 8.10€ (!!!) for a large portion (a deep plate) of really underground, lukewarm fries, over 16€ for a small portion (a row) of inferior spare ribs and over 10 euros for a stale measure of shandy. If the quality was right: no problem. Unfortunately there is only one star in it... On the positive side for the operators: things can't get much worse now

Nice beer garden. Self-service and the food is actually too expensive for that.

The beer garden appears a bit unkempt, but the food and drink selection are appealing.

A beautiful destination in the English Garden of Munich. Very nice beer garden.

Warning! I just received a parking ticket while charging here. It's completely outrageous that Tesla allows their customers to be found at their own charging stations. Warning! I just got a ticket at the store here. It is completely outrageous that Tesla allows its customers to pay fines at their own charging stations.

Jazz evening with a hearty snack, what more could you want