Meltem Döner in Bad Tölz

Since we remember the Schützenstube from its old location and have ordered there repeatedly, I have to say that the quality has declined considerably and the prices are far too high. We paid €30 to go for three dishes (Margherita, pizza salami, and tortellini), and I have to honestly say that I could have done better at home. The pizza dough was very marbled, 2cm thick in one place and burnt in another because it was so thin. And on top of that, the Margherita hardly had any toppings. How can the price be €8.50? I'm happy to pay a bit more if it tastes good, but it doesn't add up here...

Quaint restaurant with good food and service

Very good cuisine and top friendly service.

Indian cuisine thrives on spices, flavors, and, ideally, some element of the dish. I know you can't have everything, and of course, Indian dishes are often 'Bavarianized,' but the result here wasn't so impressive. On the other hand, everything was on the table within three minutes of ordering. While that fills us up faster, it doesn't necessarily make it better... In any case, a bit more boldness with the ingredients and enthusiasm in the preparation would have been good, because the location on the Isar River is actually top-notch.

Very friendly atmosphere. The restaurant has just reopened under new responsibility. The menu is supplemented by a daily menu, which is very pleasant and provides variety. We ate a really good rump steak with fried potatoes, for which I also ordered leaf spinach, and a celery steak, which was also really delicious. In addition to the guest room, there is also a large hall (with a stage) for events (even larger ones, estimated up to 150 people). I almost forgot about the beer garden now. Parking is also no problem, there are plenty of spaces in front of the door.