Partnachalm in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Great view after a strenuous climb. The staff seemed consistently grumpy and unfriendly, especially to children! There were prohibition signs everywhere, both hand dryers in the restrooms were broken, and there were no towels or anything similar. What was particularly incomprehensible was that you weren't even allowed to change seats after ordering. When I wanted to move from the sun to the shade, I was immediately told not to – as if it were a big problem to sit at another table. The selection of drinks and food was also more than limited. -This mountain hut can only be thankful that it doesn't rely on regular customers, otherwise it would quickly close down-

If you're thirsty, you can stop in because the location and terrace are top-notch. Everything else can be found in the other, not-so-positive reviews. I agree with many of them, but I'll skip the details. This hut certainly won't be one of my favorites. There are plenty of great huts in the GaPa area where you'll feel welcome.

Rest day, which was not read during the ascent.

Unfortunately, we can't give a review. According to Google, it's only closed on Thursdays. Other websites also always say it's only closed on Thursdays. On the way to the alpine pasture, there's a note under a signpost. Closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Hikers passing us confirmed that the alpine pasture is closed. It's a shame there was no information on the website either.

Opening hours are incorrect No card payments I was looking forward to something delicious to eat after a very beautiful hike

Location is quite good, but service is incredibly unfriendly and the food is cold

After a very nice tour through the Partnach Gorge with two children, we were looking forward to a nice lunch. - One waiter for a packed beer garden - Ordered four drinks, got three after 10 minutes, and waited another ten minutes for the fourth drink - Schnitzel was okay, Leberkäse was terrible - Important for parents: There is NO ketchup for children here?!?!?! - Apple strudel only after 2 p.m. - Each additional place setting/cutlery costs €2 - Hand dryers in both restrooms out of order, no towels, nothing - The lightbulb in the men's restroom had been unscrewed, perhaps to save electricity?!? - Cash only, was it built in the 80s? Conclusion: Wonderful view, but the alpine pasture is underinvested and not currently recommended.

I'd love to give it 0 stars! Simply closed, no sign, nothing. Either the opening hours themselves are incorrect, or it's like the previous reviews. I can't say anything bad about the service, it wasn't there. I can't understand how anyone could miss such a beautiful location.

The waiter was incredibly friendly, and the food and prices were reasonable. IMPORTANT: Cash only, which is something you shouldn't take for granted on a mountain or at an alpine pasture. My only tip for the operators, in case anyone reads this, is to add a small note to the trail signs in the gorge, so others won't have as much trouble after the climb.

Went in to just grab a water, they very rudely told me to go grab from their vending machine that they themselves marked as broken. When i told them that, the waitress told me to wait and she will bring me, and she went on to randomly serve other customers leaving me waiting with no answer, while the bartender very rudely asked me what i want despite clearly listening to the conversation being 2 m away. And all this just because i wanted to buy a simple water.

You're welcome! Here's a revised version of your review, clearer and slightly improved in style, with the addition about the view. Unfortunately, our visit was disappointing. The only positive thing was the beautiful view of the mountains – truly an impressive sight. Otherwise, the offerings left a lot to be desired: There was no ice cream, the food and drink selection was very limited, and payment was only possible in cash – rather impractical these days. The staff seemed consistently bad-tempered and unfriendly. There were prohibition signs everywhere, which made you feel rather unwelcome. What was particularly incomprehensible was that you weren't even allowed to change seats after ordering. When I wanted to move from the sun to the shade, I was immediately told not to – as if sitting at another table would be a major problem. Overall, not a place I'd want to return to – a shame, because the panorama deserved more.

We stopped by to have a beer by the breathtaking view.

A warm welcome after a visit from the clam. Had a nice chat with an employee. Recommended!

1. Cash payment only. 2. I climbed up there specifically to take a short break. Unfortunately, I didn't have any cash with me. I wasn't allowed to use the restroom either. The cost to use the restroom for non-guests was €1. The service was totally unfriendly. But firstly, I wasn't hungry at all, and secondly, I just peed in the open air, so I saved money. Well, I originally wanted to stop there. Hahahahahaha...

Nice view. Unfortunately, the staff was extremely unfriendly and rude. So we decided to move on without a drink. Without a table, it was probably impossible to get a drink. Unfortunately, there were hardly any tables available.

Very nice view of the mountains. Unfortunately, you get a very unfriendly welcome, so you don't feel like staying there and prefer to move on... When asked if you could sit inside because everything outside was full, the only answer was that the windows still need to be cleaned and the owners don't want this...

Unfortunately bad experience... Beautiful view, and a nice inn but the service concept is lacking. Service grumpy/unfriendly and I've never had a cheekier Bavarian sausage salad. 8 finely sliced ​​slices of meat sausage for €10. Plus a pre-cut slice of supermarket bread - stay away. It's a shame that people are so resting on their monopoly.

We were really looking forward to the Alm but were quite disappointed. Hardly anything on offer. Most of them only at certain times. Unfortunately, the rude manner doesn't make you feel welcome either.

The lady is extremely unfriendly! No card payment possible, which happens more often in the mountains - okay, but so unpleasant! Craziness. The other reviews speak for themselves. The surroundings are beautiful!

Arrived after a long climb and was greeted very unfriendly and indignantly. After the lady who was supposed to serve us turned to the neighboring table without saying anything to us, we left again. It's a shame, but not again

Very unfriendly. No space and were treated unkindly. The beautiful view doesn't seem to affect the friendliness of the staff.

No, definitely not. After a really nice climb and anticipation, we weren't looked at with our asses. After we have been assigned a place, really assigned. We waited. When we asked for a map we were ignored. After the waitress came and we asked for the menu again, we were given the menu, but were asked to order drinks without knowing the menu. Under no circumstances should you go straight to the Kaiserschmarrnalm, it was a dream.

Service extremely rude and rude. Schnitzel very small and oily. Bolognese rather bland. When asked where the toilets were, we were shown where the sign was hanging that said where the toilets were. No soap or towels in the toilets. We had hoped for more after the long “climb”. Due to the lack of competition on the mountain pasture, we didn't expect much and were still disappointed. You have to do it first.

Not recommended. Unfortunately, as a guest you are the supplicant here and do not feel welcome. Friendliness nil. Too bad. The location and surroundings are great. You are not allowed to order cake after 1:45 p.m. You're only allowed to do that after 2 p.m., and you'll regret the question afterwards. You can feel the mass processing and monopoly position. Overall, the entire economy appears to be showing its age. Unfortunately, the euros that are charged for the toilet, for example, are not invested. We won't be coming back.

One service, far too few seating options and also very unfriendly.... There are better alpine huts than this one.

Unbearable. Very bad atmosphere, ultra tourism. Disgusting.

Very limited options, the food is okay. The service is okay. Do not wait for the waiter service, please go order yourself and the service will be fast.

Yes, there is a lot of potential for improvement in every respect. Especially when it comes to manners. But this seems to be a long-standing issue in the dirty economy.

Wonderful place to stop for a rest whilst hiking through thd area.

We hiked to the Partnachalm on Easter Sunday. A beautifully situated alpine pasture above the gorge. Unfortunately, the lady behind the counter was so unfriendly that we decided - after a short break - to head back. There are a few restaurants in front of the entrance to the gorge that I can only recommend.

Today we were at the mountain pasture after a strenuous but beautiful climb. The view is wonderful and we were really thirsty. The prices are ok, but the service wasn't, let's say, "friendly"! There were only short, curt answers.

We had a nice hike and were looking forward to eating and drinking in the Alm. A menu was not brought to us nor was it offered to us. There were no offer signs anywhere either. I asked if there was cake and got an answer…NO! Only from 2 p.m.!! The tone was incredibly unfriendly. We already thought what a bad mood the short-haired woman was in. My 11 year old daughter asked if there was Almdudler to drink. The answer was: No, we are not in Austria! ...and the sound again!!! The lady obviously chose the wrong job. Very unfortunate.

Very nice location with great potential that was however ruined by the worst service we have had for years! The person was rude, nothing was under control, super bad food selection, didn't care about guests, everything took ages and in the end we had to leave cash on the table as nobody cared to come and charge us.. Very sad as the surroundings and the pub location is amazing!

Awesome view. Would be much better if we could drive up with car. The restaurant would defently have moch more income than now.

Unfortunately closed for the second time, even though it was stated that it was open. What a shame!

The hut was closed, although this was not stated anywhere! You get the feeling that it's only open when the operators feel like it!! There is no alternative far and wide, it's a shame...

We hiked up here after the Partnachklamm. The road is beautiful, the view from here is amazing. 40 minutes to the ski stadium. There were a lot of people, but our service was quick.

Was there with my wife, the service is below par.. Ate a currywurst that was hard and old, fries warmed up in the microwave. This took almost an hour. I can only mention the view of the mountains as a positive thing, but the landlord can't do anything about it.

Incredible! We walked upstairs with our young dog and wanted to eat and drink something. Our young dog spontaneously jumped on a nulplus ultra all-plastic garden chair for 4 seconds and the lady at the service immediately came to us and said that she is allergic to dogs, that she has to clean the table and chairs 4 times every day and that we are responsible for that Be careful next time. So uncomfortable! The dog is our baby and we understand what is meant but the way... Please don't go to this place, it's not worth it...

Unfortunately mediocre - from the service to the price/performance ratio. There are better huts in the region

Very underwhelming. There is almost no food, generally rather cool service, but there is enough for a few drinks (a bottled beer cost me 4.70).

The location of the Alm is of course beautiful. The service itself was very friendly, there was nothing to complain about. However, the lady at the counter was very, very unfriendly. Starting with her complaining loudly to the cook, then a girl asked for cutlery for her wiener sausage, to which the lady said stroppily "but that costs €2 because you eat wiener with your fingers" and then the father When she wanted to pay two euros she also made fun of him. Then a group of young men came in and politely asked the lady how much water would cost. Your naturally pat answer: “Just look at the map, I don’t have time for that.” Despite all the love, there is of course a lot to do up there, but the way things were done was subterranean. My son ordered Maultaschen soup. However, the Maultaschen turned out to be tortellini. The apple strudel was cold and not baked properly. The taps in the toilets only worked dripping and the paper dispenser was also broken, so you were allowed to dry yourself with small tissues. So it's a real shame that such a beautifully located gem can be managed so poorly.

After climbing the mountain, we had some beers with a couple of sausages. Good food for this type of place, very good service.

Location location location that seems to be shamelessly exploited here? We'll definitely go further next time. There were 5 of us with a 9 year old child. After a lovely hike in the Rhine Valley, we stopped at the Partnachalm at 4:30 p.m., which according to the board should be open until 7:00 p.m. No one came out to serve me at first, so I went in and greeted the “waiters.” Unfortunately there was no greeting returned. After asking for coffee and beer for the group, we were told that there were no more warm drinks. The beer was brought to us and water too, but it was with sparkling water instead of the still water we ordered. When we were told it was without, we kindly pointed to the gas bubbles and then got a still water for 3.50 euros for the little one with grumbling and an annoyed expression on our faces. Another table also got a few beers. After the order arrived at the table, around 4:35 p.m., they asked for a water. They simply said it was the last round, they wouldn't get anything anymore and the boss wanted to close it down. Strangely enough, a waitress came out afterwards, went to another table with a young family and wanted to give them drinks. However, these had already been received from another operator. The waitress complained to the guest that he could not cancel the order because the manager of the house did not allow cancellations. The family was visibly unsettled, but politely said that they wouldn't pay for drinks twice if the waitresses didn't agree on who would serve which table. The atmosphere was very tense and anything but hospitable. So we sat there and drank all of our drinks when the "boss" of the house, who was suggested to us, came and, without warning, locked the dining room from the inside at 4:40 p.m. without saying anything like "we're finishing work now" or something similar and stood behind her door and watched us, it made everyone very uncomfortable. So that a table could still be collected, the manager unlocked the door briefly, sent the waitress out, collected money and immediately closed it again. Guests (especially women) who wanted to go to the toilet again could no longer go. Personally, I was lucky enough to go to the toilets before ordering, which looked absolutely terrible and smelled like a manure pit. No one said goodbye to the guests, thanked them or made any other gestures that would be worthy of normal decency. Even working in the catering industry, it's a mystery to me how you can treat guests like that. The location is great. The house certainly had a lot of potential, but I have never experienced the way in which they deal with the seemingly unwanted guests in any hut yet. Why do you run a restaurant if, in my opinion, you simply treat guests in an absolutely unprofessional manner? The other reviews also speak volumes. There is also a drinks machine outside where beer costs 4 euros for 0.5 liters instead of 4.70 euros. Yesterday you received 1 bottle of Löwenbräu for this. The machine does not have age verification (just a coin slot), so that even children and young people can easily get alcohol here. “Alcoholic drinks may not be offered in vending machines in public (Section 9 Paragraph 3 Sentence 1 JuSchG). The machine is mounted on the outside wall of a building and is freely and uncontrolled accessible from public traffic areas. This constitutes a violation of Section 9 Paragraph 3 Sentence 1 JuSchG.”

We arrived at the restaurant around half past four. When we asked if we could order something to eat, the answer was negative. Tea wasn't possible either, nor was a pretzel with beer, only cold drinks were offered. I also asked if there was a place to stay overnight and also got a negative answer. However, the information sign below stated that opening hours are 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and there are 8 beds available

We arrived at 4:30 p.m. It is officially open until 5 p.m. It was said that tea will no longer be served. In other words, they didn't want to boil water for my 9-year-old daughter. It was immediately said that it was the last round, even though it was still open for half an hour. At the next table the order was taken twice because the waiters agreed incorrectly. The waiter then wanted to charge twice, even though the guests only had one order. The waiter immediately raised his voice, which all the guests present noticed. Absolutely impossible. Then the waiters argued loudly among themselves and then went into the hut. Suddenly the owner came and locked the door from the inside. No guest could use the toilet! Then the waiter came out to collect. Of course, he had to catch up to do this. When he came back in, it was immediately locked again and the owner then scolded him. Absolutely impossible and unprofessional behavior from the waiters and especially from the owner. Not recommended!

Beautiful alpine pasture with a great view. The service was nice and quick, the shandy was a dream. A nice place to stop after visiting the Partnachklamm. We didn't eat anything here, so no review.

If you get here around 2PM, you will get freshly baked cakes. Definitely try Cheesecake!

Nice little alpine pasture that we chose for lunch after visiting the Partnach Gorge. The food was good and not expensive for an alpine pasture. I just would have liked slightly larger portions, not everyone was full. Great view from the sun terrace!

Suitable for a short break, for example after the Partnachklamm. Don't forget cash! Warm cuisine from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Bad service. Unfriendly treatment among the staff. 1 star is actually too much.

After a steep climb we had a refreshing beer and a delicious lentil soup. Very friendly, attentive and fast service. Price-performance ratio for a hut is very reasonable. Really cozy inside. Everything was great, nothing to complain about🍁☀️🏔

Incredibly rude. You should save yourself!

Hello, me and my step came to your Alm on October 8th. We walked for 3 hours to find out that we weren't allowed to sit here with 20 people because they weren't able to serve us. Furthermore, we were spoken to as if we were small children and we were not taken seriously. The service was disrespectful and the Alm cannot be recommended. Go hiking but then go straight back down.

I hiked upstairs with my class and then sat down in a free seat. The waiter then came out and told us in an extremely unfriendly manner that we couldn't sit here or order anything due to a lack of staff. A lack of staff is all well and good, but the tone wasn't working at all! We weren't even given the opportunity to have a drink or just sit for a moment.

Our class wanted to stop off after a long hike, whereupon we were suddenly sent away and treated very unkindly due to a lack of staff. The lack of staff is completely understandable, but the way we were sent away was very unfriendly and absolutely rude. Unfortunately I can't say anything about the food.

Incredibly unfriendly staff, we arrived at this hut after a long and tiring hike and just wanted something to eat. But we were sent away again because there were supposedly too many of us. The tone was very unfriendly

2023: First, the food was very good in its simplicity and the cheesecake in particular is recommended. The prices are very reasonable, especially compared to other huts. However, the service is lacking. The service wasn't very friendly and when I ordered the cake I was asked snidely about the time: cakes are only available from 2 p.m. (for whatever reason) and it was 2:12 p.m. 3 stars. 2024: It started well. Our order was taken quickly and arrived quickly, but then, as in the previous year, there was a problem with the service. The food came without cutlery. When we asked, we were given a knife and fork for the spinach dumplings and a spoon for spaghetti Bolognese. Since spaghetti cannot be eaten with just a spoon, we asked for another fork. After over 10 minutes and several assurances that a fork would be brought to us, we had to be very pushy to finally get the fork. We couldn't order a second round of drinks because no one wanted to take our order. The service is very friendly, but unfortunately the service is still not that great. The portions are small and the prices are high. It doesn't taste bad, but it doesn't taste great either. The toilets are unkempt and the men's only had a sink with minimal water and the hand dryer was also broken (judging by the condition of the sign for a long time). All in all, we won't be coming back and since nothing has improved here since last year: 2 stars.

Great meatloaf and great service 🍴

Very solid alpine hut. The climb is easy to do. The food is fried quite greasy and the price is on the higher side.

The view is super cool Service very friendly and helpful Food very good

The waitresses chose the wrong job, clearly!! No vegetarian selection.. it's almost 2025 And then the prices 🤣 a cheese bread €9.5 Lentil soup also abysmally bad. You walk a long way up there and are then served so badly on such a bad menu with overpriced prices... It's actually a shame and then you're forced to get something there because there's nothing else.

We would have liked to eat and drink something there. But it was closed. The opening times and days were clear on the internet and on posters. Other hikers experienced the same thing. At least there was a drinks machine without card payment. Otherwise a nice view.

Unexpectedly closed on a Tuesday in summer (sept)

Beautifully located, nice service, amazing view when the weather is clear. Easily accessible. CASH PAYMENT ONLY

The pasta dish was good, as was the wheat beer. The highlight of the Alpine pastures is the view, and it is very beautiful here. Next time the way back to Partenkirchen will no longer lead through the gorge. There the unsuspecting hiker is charged €10. You can then walk back and forth through the gorge. If you just want to go there: there is no map for one direction.

Cozy beer garden. Changing daily specials. Good portion size. Friendly service.

I read the Google reviews before our visit and I have to honestly admit that I was a bit biased & skeptical. Nevertheless, we visited the Partnachalm and had to realize that we cannot agree with these many bad reviews: We reached the top today exactly during lunchtime. The terrace was very busy, but we still received wonderfully chilled drinks from friendly service within 10 minutes. Our kids ate spaghetti bolognese and wieners; everything fresh and reasonable portions/prices. Since I have been working in tourism for over 20 years, I observe what is happening in these areas very closely and can only say one thing: Dear people, finally learn some decency! If the waiter's polite greeting with "A beer and an apple juice spritzer!" If you respond without a request, a thank you or a simple hello, you don't have to be surprised if you're met with a repellent breeze. Topped with "...don't you have anything decent to eat?" and a discussion because only cash payment is accepted... with guests like that, it doesn't surprise me that no one wants to work in tourism anymore and therefore you have to wait longer for refreshments due to an acute shortage of staff... and to the busybodies who complain that Thursday is a day of rest: Hopefully the economy is going downhill and you have to work a 6-day week - don't complain, because thank God there are still (few) people who support you In your free time, at least in these 6 days, get everything right!

Very “polite” hut landlord. After a long descent I was tired, so I sat quietly next to Partnachalm. Even though I explained myself (I was left after a short break), the hut owner threatened me. He ordered me to leave within a minute or he would call the police. If they can treat a tired hiker so poorly, what good service can you expect from them?

People come there tired after a hike and there is nothing to eat there. Warm cuisine only 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m

The climb was great and you sit very nicely. But you shouldn't eat here. The ham sandwich wasn't worth its name. That was very very disappointing.

After a rather strenuous climb to the Partnachalm, we were really looking forward to the stop. Unfortunately we were very disappointed... It took a long time until the order was taken - and unfortunately the food was only worth one star. Sorry...

You felt totally uncomfortable. The apple strudel was cold and dry. There was no option to order vanilla sauce with it. In addition, you had to wait a long time before you could order.

It should be considered whether a change of tenant would make sense. This hut ruins the whole tour

Miserable! Despite repeated requests, we were unable to place an order after half an hour. Instead we were just shouted at stupidly by both waiters. The view is nice, but the tables with empty glasses and plates piled up ruin the ambience.

The location of the alpine pasture and the view from there are hard to beat. You sit under shady trees and there is a lot less going on up here than in the hustle and bustle of the gorge. We arrived at 11 a.m., the service was very quick and extremely friendly. Unfortunately, the light wheat beer on the menu was not available and I was talked out of the non-alcoholic wheat beer. Okay, I'm flexible. We would also have liked to eat something, but this is only available from 11:30 a.m. Before, just snacks. I don't know what the problem is with warming up lentil soup? Vegetarian dishes are also rare on the menu. The apple strudel, on the other hand, can only be ordered from 2 p.m. And the highlight: “Cash only” is emblazoned on the inn. Folks, tradition may be nice, but keep up with the times!

Of course it can take a while if there is a lot going on. We also understand that. However, I have no understanding if you are completely ignored. One waiter reacted 0.0 to waving even though he saw it clearly, the other nodded but then disappeared again. I left after about 30 minutes without paying any attention. As I observed, other guests did the same. I had enough time to study the menu in detail. Conclusion: expensive. Then I'll move on to the next alp.

Worst cabin I've ever been in. Ordered 4 half Russ'n non-alcoholic, got 4 Russ'n with alcohol. No apology from the hut staff, just taken away without understanding. After that, no more drinks came. Instead we had a lentil stew that we had ordered vegetarian with sausage. Staff again, even though he himself went into the kitchen when ordering and asked if the food was vegetarian, that's how we ordered it and that's how we should eat it. Very unfriendly staff. You can save yourself this hut.

Knife for the apple strudel costs €2 extra. Reason: That's just how it is. Little charm. Unfriendly operators. Nice and fast waiter (Alex).

A small highlander-style pub. Everything is made of wood, but it's nice and cozy. The food is tasty and at decent prices. Amazing views from the terrace to the mountains. The staff is pleasant and willing to provide information to tourists

Terrible experience!! We arrive with 7 people (4 adults and 3 children) we take 5 beers and 5 dishes to share with the children (total around €100)... when asked to have extra cutlery for the children (since they had only brought 4) we discover that cutlery has to be paid for (€2 ABSURD!!!) add to this the dislike of the waitress who doesn't speak English. Only German menu and not for children

Great place with a beautiful view of the mountains!! The food was amazing and friendly service

What an absolute dog hole. First of all the waiter messed up our order completely and wasn’t super friendly either. He was clearly judging me when I asked for a beer, a small coke and some water (I meant like a jug of water to share as we were very thirsty, but they clearly haven’t heard of that concept here). He then got us the wrong beers and a glass of sparkling water instead of still water even though he had asked and I had clearly said still. We had a laugh about it and decided to leave it. But then the lady inside was super f*cking rude as well. Both the waiter and the lady barely speak English or refuse to. The toilets were absolute garbage. To top it all off, we found out they charged us something we hadn’t eaten - we didn’t have any food at all. Worst of the worst, do not come here.

Beautiful view - that's about it - very unfriendly staff, bad and overpriced food - never again - you get the impression they don't need it

Very nice hut. Fast and friendly service. Good drinks. Relatively outrageous that you should pay 2 euros for extra cutlery, especially when the shop is half empty. You can do it. But you don't have to. Waiter very friendly. Boss very unfriendly. Rip off.

Amazing view and cool drinks at a fair price

Beautiful view after a good climb! Rude waiter, 3 of us were able to finish their plate before the 4th received hers which was not what she had ordered. When she wanted to mention it, the waiter interrupted her and left the table. The food is ok but no time to ask questions to the waiter who didn't want to interact with us. He should change jobs if he is not able to behave minimally acceptably with tourists.

I must have looked completely exhausted, I got a table straight away around 2 p.m. and the waiter was there in a flash...the drinks also came quickly. I was super happy...I probably would have eaten something too but my cash was empty. No card payment possible above.

We just had a drink, nice staff and a great view!

The only vegetarian option is a cheese bread for €9.50 and absolutely overpriced for the portion served! Nobody in our group felt really comfortable, the owners don't seem to have much interest in their guests. The toilets are pretty run down, at least working lighting wouldn't be too much to ask for. There wasn't even a bulb in the lamp here.

Beer garden with a beautiful view after a strenuous climb. Unfortunately, the selection of food is rather poor and sweets are only available after 2 p.m. Service is tried hard, but sometimes also unfriendly. By the way, cash payment only

Ich war mit der Familie nach einer Wanderung hier essen. Leider gibt es keine vegetarischen oder vegane Gerichte. Und sonst ist das Essen sehr lieblos und erinnert an Fertigessen und ich verstehe jetzt warum die Nachbartische nur Getränke hatten. Leider nicht empfehlenswert!

We have been here this morning and the waiter has been truly rude and unpleasant, I do not recommend going at all. I wish I had a minimum of respect for the client. They also do not accept cards...

We can't say anything about the service and food. We came from the Partnachklamm and followed the signs. Nowhere did it say that Thursday is a day of rest. There's a drinks machine there that only takes coins. We had just enough for the three of us to share a drink.

You could have saved yourself the journey, Thursdays are a rest day, you couldn't see on the way. Drinks vending machine very expensive for zero service. Otherwise there are a lot of signs and rules that you should follow, don't change tables after ordering, don't lean on bikes, don't bring drinks or food with you. More like the feeling of pay it forward and go again, which by the way is only possible in cash.

You walk this strenuous uphill tour in hot weather and look forward to the Alpine pasture... And then? Closed on Thursdays! Instead, there is a drinks machine, which of course only accepts change and no cards... Germany 2024

Our visit seemed somewhat impersonal this time. The Partnachalm is suitable for taking a break during shorter hikes.

Perfect place for a snack during a hike. Food tastes good and the view is beautiful.

Rustic alpine hut. A bit old, but with friendly service. The way up makes you want a cool wheat.

After a very nice climb, the expectations were correspondingly high to strengthen ourselves. A wonderful view made us very happy and invited. Unfortunately, the disappointment was just as great. Cake only from 2 p.m. Only an overpriced lunch menu was available. Since we live in Bavaria ourselves and know many huts, this was by far the worst. The way of thinking is clearly visible here: to welcome vacationers and tourists who get lost once and not as permanent guests. Dear holidaymakers in our beautiful Bavarialand. If you want to enjoy a great view, you've come to the right place. If you want to treat yourself to something good culinary, take advantage of the 25 minutes from the Patnachhütte to the Kaiserschmachnalm and your stomach will also be pampered. Conclusion: what to drink and what to eat worth considering