SonnenAlm in Aschau i.Chiemgau

Beautiful view and delicious food. Modernly decorated restaurant. Only cashless payments are accepted. I'd be happy to come back.

Never again!!! The buffet is set up on a small table, 2 meters long and 40 cm wide, for 50 people. The wait in line was 19 minutes. At each table, four people sit together on either side. Everyone has to get up several times because it's a bench and no chairs. The prices...they're totally crazy. For example, a cup of tea costs 8 euros. The interior, with lots of wood, looks very nice. The view is great. But for that price, definitely not again!!!!!!

Discriminatory access, price-performance completely disproportionate: In this inn, children and seniors learn: Cash doesn't count, only the (charged) cell phone is important: only digital payments are accepted. The menu can only be read using the QR code and only with consent to the data being passed on! Alcohol is better because it is cheaper than the juices and water on offer.

Outstanding views with delicious food and great service. The Kaiserschmarren and the snack are highly recommended

The only positive thing is the outlook. The prices are totally overpriced. There isn't much choice and you can't change an order. You can't order fries extra, only with chicken nuggets. And then you get 2 nuggets for €11.80. I only give 1 star because you can't give 0. Service totally unfriendly. I will never visit this Alm again.

The premises are nice. The times it takes for someone to come and for you to receive your food after ordering are too long. It's better not to count the ice cream scoops in your iced coffee - otherwise you'll find out that you only get 50%. No cash payment, menu preferred online (the guests at the neighboring table without a smartphone had to ask for a menu 3 times) Overall, even with few visitors, it seemed overloaded.

Unfriendly and half of what is on the menu doesn't exist at all...

Unfortunately not recommended. The service was grumpy and not service-oriented. Questions were rudely dismissed with reference to the map instead of being answered. There were no vegan options - not even fries (although as a side dish to a dish on the menu) could be ordered separately. According to my companion, the quality of the food was disappointing and too expensive for what was offered (e.g. Kaiserschmarrn with a distinct schnitzel fat taste for €17.90). The culinary offering was neither that of a traditional mountain hut nor that of a restaurant that could justify its high prices with appropriate quality. In addition, only card payment is possible and the menu can only be accessed via QR code, which is problematic if reception is weak. Anyone who follows a modern concept should also consistently implement this in terms of variety of food and service. Our group will definitely not visit this restaurant again.

Unfriendly service and bad food at completely exorbitant prices. The Kaiserschmarrn for just under €20 was by far the worst I've ever eaten and incredibly fatty (vegetable oil, no butter). The schnitzel for just under €28 was tough, greasy, tasteless and the breading was limp. The waitress largely ignored us even when we asked politely, even though there were hardly any guests there, and was only friendly when paying at once.

Absolutely disappointing. The prices are outrageously high for what is on offer. The service? Unfriendly and rude. A simple question about the choice of tea is brushed off with an annoyed “It’s on the menu” – customer friendliness looks different. The menu is extremely poor, especially for vegetarians. If you don't like asparagus, you have exactly one option: Kaiserschmarren. However, it tasted suspiciously like schnitzel - probably from the same pan. No understanding of special requests, no smile, no welcome. For me it's a clear case of: once and never again.

The view is crazy as are the prices for the food. That was my most expensive Kaiserschmarrn ever! Just under 20 euros. Our waitress was very nice, but I noticed how another waitress reacted to guests' request to sit alone at a table. The lady was really annoyed and clearly showed it. But she later apologized. In the future I will research in advance which hut I will stop at.

Completely overpriced disaster.

Absolute impudence. Only benefit from the location and the fact that they are the only open hut. Prices are crazy! We then decided on a snack platter (€25). Had to wait 45 minutes for this. And what's more, the record was just a joke and had nothing to do with a Bavarian snack!

We went for a bite to eat in the morning at the start of the hike into the valley. The ambience and the view are good. The quality of the food too But: Completely exorbitant prices! A snack bed with 2 slices of salami, 1 slice of cooked ham, 20g of liver sausage and 2 mini pieces of cheese for €24.50 is almost extortionate... Even though there wasn't much going on, we had to wait almost 30 minutes for the food.

Very nice idea for Sunday afternoon. Dani, very nice and fast service and great service. Prices are okay Card payment only 👍

We've been coming here for 7 years. For the last time. We waited 1 hour for 2x Kaiserschmarrn and 1x gnocchi. We asked, then the Kaiserschmarrn came and we had to wait another 10 minutes for the last dish. The restaurant wasn't fully occupied. The gnocchi were good, but not great in taste. But the joke is that there should be asparagus stalks in it: 2 pieces of approx. 1cm each. The third, even smaller piece was returned to the kitchen as a greeting. For €21.80... ok, great view, tourist season, staff costs, but no, not like that.

Only conditionally recommended. Unfriendly staff and extremely expensive. Quality good, but not outstanding. No cash payment possible. Menu can only be viewed with a cell phone.

The service is bottomless, the dishes are way too expensive and the quality of the food is the last thing. Kaiserschmarn, where you can taste that a schnitzel was previously fried in the same fat. Aren't you ashamed at all?

The service was bad, but at least it was expensive.

Service not very attentive, food very expensive (schnitzel with fried potatoes for €23.90, which you can get at other huts with cable car access for around €17.90). Schnitzel was not of high quality (limp) but the potatoes were very juicy! The view is of course great! Hence 2 stars. Note: you can tell that this hut is not designed for hikers, but for a more affluent day clientele.

Small, narrow and low room. The food is good.

We stopped off after hiking or sat on the terrace because dogs are not allowed inside. Soup (Flädlesuppe) for €12 is quite an announcement and unfortunately much too cold. Prices at other huts that don't even have a cable car next door are lower, so I was very surprised at the prices here. There was no vegetarian choice either. Too bad.

A wonderful place with beautiful views and good food.

The restaurant is a real putri, if you can call it that. The selection is also larger in my home fridge. It's good to have a little view, that's all. The prices do not reflect the quality. There are better places than this. If you have paid the expensive parking meter, you can take the kettebahn, which also does not treat your wallet well. A family of three should be prepared in such a way that they will leave a few memories there and the experience will be unforgettable.

The service at this place is extremely slow and the staff is rude. I waited for 45 minutes. All the waitresses kept telling me that someone else would serve me. Eventually they started ignoring me. It didn't just happen to me, but to other people around me who started leaving without ever being served. I do not recommend this place, the food is too expensive for the bad service they give. The only good thing about this place is the views.

Service a disaster. We were 4 adults with 4 children, people exhaled in annoyance when we entered the restaurant with the children. Our children sat at the table well the whole time. Staff seemed annoyed that we were even there. The conditions were grumpy and unfriendly. We had ordered schnitzel with potato salad from the menu, but without saying anything we received fries. Only when we asked were we told that the potato salad was empty. It's not a problem for us if something is not in stock, but a note when ordering would be very helpful. The view is breathtaking and the only positive thing about the SonnenAlm.

The view and the service are wonderful. And the price-performance ratio is great, so I can say that about the drinks because we didn't eat anything :^)

We didn't stop at the restaurant so I can't rate the service. The views from there are very tempting to stop at least for a coffee. The queue service was very nice :)

The location is great... Service is okay... At this time of year, it's absolutely not worth visiting the Sonnenalm. There's virtually no food selection. Three different soups, fries, fish sticks, and yeast dumplings. That's it! And the staff aren't particularly motivated either. You don't feel welcome!!

It's a shame that the side dishes can't be changed. So, you can only order fries with fish sticks, but not a portion of fries on their own. The boss seems very strict. Otherwise, the view is very nice, and the service is very friendly. Only card payments are accepted.

Insanely great view just great and very friendly staff

The mountain brunch is far too expensive. Far too little for the money. Very disappointing. Never again.

Great view. Unfortunately, the alpine pasture has a very limited menu, and there were no snacks, which is something you'd expect at an alpine pasture. Still, it's still recommended.

I can only agree with the other (bad) reviews...I've rarely experienced anything like this. We and our neighbors were looking forward to Kaiserschmarrn, the kind you'd normally find at any mountain hut, but no chance...it wasn't available, we were told without giving a reason. As consolation, we were offered a schnapps, but even that wasn't available. According to the waitress, "the machine is broken," we can just let it go.

Update February 2025: The hotel is now taking action against bad reviews. This review was initially removed and republished after an appeal. The management's behavior is awful. Original review: We stayed there overnight. The prices are outrageous, and service is underrated. When we left a very expensive electric toothbrush there, they supposedly left it at the cable car. But we never got it back. This just goes to show how indifferent they were. The location is great, but the management definitely needs to be replaced. It's a real shame.

Not recommended from any customer or service perspective!

A disaster, never again! In my opinion, the Alm benefits solely from its fantastic location! BUT: The service and food are incredibly bad! This was already our second visit and definitely the last! After the first visit, we gave it another try. But even on the second visit, it was a complete disaster. By far the worst Kaiserschmarrn we've ever been served. With lemon ice cream and plum compote. What a joke! Other guests had already warned us, but if only we had listened... Every snack bar offers better taste, service, and friendliness!

We had specifically reserved a table with three (small) dogs – and had also been confirmed that we would be given one of the three dog tables. When we arrived, no one wanted to hear about a reservation. In the entrance area, there are two tables with very awkward chairs (as high as bar stools) for dogs. We were then assigned one of these tables. The waitress would have preferred us to sit on the terrace. However, since we had planned to have a hot lunch, it was too cold and windy outside. Since there were only three venison dishes (no soup, salad, or a snack) and butter pretzels, we decided to switch to coffee and cake. Unfortunately, Robert's much-praised cheesecake was also sold out – they only had yeast dumplings! So I was looking forward to the local buttermilk – although, as the waitress informed us, it's only available in summer. ``` All in all, a culinary disaster, as hardly any of the dishes listed on the menu (downloadable with a QR code) were available! A real shame, because the location is unique with a truly amazing view! Conclusion: Bring your own snacks and drinks and take a break on a hiking trail. There are restrooms at the top and bottom of the gondolas. We can't comment on overnight accommodations, as we only made it a day trip.

Way too expensive, no choice in food. Slow staff even though there was nothing going on. Not recommended. It's better to take something with you yourself.

loved the place and their germknödel after the hike was simply gorgeous. the views from the terrace are awesome and sunbathing on the terrace feels simply great! awesome discovery

Overpriced. Wiener schnitzel from pork 27.50... children's food was out, even though there was hardly anyone there. Never again.... there is no such thing as a simple portion of pommes for children. Only with fish fingers... if the four of us hadn't gone up for 73.50, I would have left...

Fast and good service. Prices/portion sizes could be better though.

Unfortunately, after the hut that I actually wanted to visit was closed (even though the internet and the parking lot said it was open), I hiked to the Sonnenalm and couldn't believe my eyes when I read that only card payment was possible. It is unacceptable for restaurants, especially on mountains at this altitude, to deny guests food and drink because they do not accept cash. This is negligent!!! I don't even want to talk about the prices. What a disgrace!!! I cannot recommend the Sonnenalm

It's a real shame that the price and performance at this great location with a cinematic view are absolutely not right. When you eat, what you ordered is not served. If you point this out, you become a problem yourself. You have to pay for a breakfast for €23, which is included in the price according to the booking confirmation, the next day. When asked, the boss responded by explaining that the booking confirmation was incorrect. A discussion was not possible because afterwards she simply ran away. The buffet is not replenished, even though many guests are queuing hungry. Given this working atmosphere, it doesn't surprise me at all that the staff is sometimes unfriendly and not very committed. I was there for a party, the staff worked until 4 a.m. and again at 7 a.m. the next morning. There don't seem to be any legal rest periods on the mountain. I will not come back and will expressly not recommend the Sonnenalm.

Unfortunately the visit was a total failure. 2 mini schnitzels for 27 euros! The 3 mini nuggets came about 20 minutes after the schnitzel. I can't recommend it any further for these completely exorbitant prices...

Not recommended. Children's portion for 10€. 3 nuggets and a handful of fries. Only fries not possible upon request? Dogs are not welcome and must stay outside. Card only via QR code. But this doesn't matter because the courts don't exist anyway. Enjoy the view and bring something yourself 👌

You have a wonderful view from the SonnenAlm terrace. Unfortunately, the food and drink menu is quite atypical for a hut and some of the food/drinks were no longer available.

Here for lunch! The venison is amazing ... the view is 5 🌟

Positiv Lage der "Alm", Aussicht Interessanter "Kronleuchter" Sehr schönes Geschirr Kellnerin freundlich und flexibel, fand auch einen Weg der Barzahlung( Sie bezahlte mit Ihrer eigenen Karte und wir gaben dann Ihr das Geld) Geschmack Essen o.k. Negativ Keine Speisekarte nur eine Getränkekarte Einzelblätter auf Klemmbrett, Speisekarte angeblich nur üer WiFi und QR Scan, war aber nicht via meines Smartphones erreichbar, KEINE BARZAHLUNG aus "betriebsorganisatorischen Gründen" möglich, ist für uns ein no go, kundenunfreundlich !!!! Tresenkraft telefonierte lange Zeit laut, saßen über 10m entfernt, wenn wir der Sprache der Mitarbeiterin verstanden hätten, hätten wir jedes Wort verstanden, Kosten hoch, 2 Bier, ein Germknödel, Pastagericht mit Pizen und Zwiebel, insgesamt 42 € Wiederholung: wohl nicht

A very, very great hut, very modern and equipped. Location right next to the cable car. We were here a few years ago, unfortunately little has changed since then. Staff wasn't really interested in actively approaching us as guests, 7 waitresses were bored. Food very high quality and expensive, selection of dishes very limited, payment only possible by card. In my opinion, good Bavarian affordable cuisine would be the right way. The owner/tenant has to decide for themselves

Landlord HATES cash! The prices are at the upper pain limit. For a beer €4.90, for a cup of warm chocolate €5.10. This gets the most out of customers. The ambience of the mountain house is pleasantly alpine-style. But this is also because the previous building burned down completely. The insurance company apparently paid lavishly for the damage. The service staff is very friendly and quick, the Maxlreiner beer is tasty and the toilet facilities are clean. However, we were horrified when we found out that in the inn at an altitude of 1500 m you can ONLY pay with a cash card. Is the innkeeper deserted by all good spirits? It promotes the abolition of cash, which many woke politicians are pushing for. 80% OF GERMAN PEOPLE DON'T WANT THAT. YOU DON'T WANT EVERY FINANCIAL TRANSACTION, NO matter how small, to be traced by authorities, the tax office, politicians, employers, health insurance companies, curious neighbors, WIFE OR HUSBAND. At least you want to have the choice, whether cash or card. What happens when you trust the STATE with data is what we are currently experiencing with the EPA electronic health record. As expected, the STATE did not handle the data in a trustworthy manner. All patient data, all illnesses, from cancer to diarrhea, allergies, drugs or tobacco consumption, everything, everything, can now be viewed worldwide by anyone about every German whose data has been or is being hacked. Insurance companies and employers have always dreamed of this. Finally finding out what risks the insurance customer has or what addictions the employee has. SONNENALM saw me for the last time.

You have to take the gondola up, it was a bit exciting, it was new for me

The location of this alpine pasture and the design of the building are very beautiful. But that was it. The service was a huge mess when we were there. The wrong food was brought or food was forgotten several times. The prices are steep (okay for the location), but unfortunately the quality of the food is disproportionate to the prices.

Beautiful view. The service leaves a lot to be desired.

Per: Sunny, great view Good coffee Cons: Absolutely unsuitable for people with intolerances. The allergen menu is as of 2018, the menu with the app filter doesn't filter really reliably, I have a gluten intolerance and all beers were still shown to me. For me the standard would have been salad with fries. There was no salad that day and the fries are only sold in conjunction with another dish. Quote from the waitress: the boss doesn't like it when the fries are sold separately. The waitress wanted to ask the boss, but she probably forgot. So there was only a coffee and what I had brought with me. At least no one had anything against it or probably no one noticed. You can only pay by card, but that's one of the smaller disadvantages. From what I heard, the food here was cold, although I didn't eat any because there was nothing for me. The coffee was sufficiently warm.

Nice location but… Very manageable menu that can only be viewed via mobile phone by scanning the QR code. This requires an internet connection, which is not available. WiFi is provided, but it is completely overloaded. The service seemed overwhelmed and uncoordinated. About the menu: there are four main courses, a soup and a salad. That's it. All of this at completely exorbitant prices when you see what you get for it. The goulash we ordered (for €27.50) was okay, but not a highlight. The schnitzel Viennese style (for €27.50), which was definitely not homemade and tasted subterranean. The children's menu is also very manageable with two dishes. The food for our child came at the end, as did the other two dishes, about 5-10 minutes apart. So eating together was not possible. Admittedly, it was very crowded. However, that shouldn't be the guest's problem. The division of the tables is also rather impractical. Around 10 people, or even more, can fit at one table. So, as in our case, the table was shared with two other families. A real waste of money.

Waitress was friendly, that was it... this place was underground.

We actually wanted to order something to drink. After being ignored for 20 minutes we left again. Great view, service clearly room for improvement.

The location is great but everything else is more of a disaster. The prices are also a disgrace for what you get. Then go to the Steinlingalm, which is only 30 minutes away.

Location and vintage train very nice. Service is far from on point. Food ok - but clearly overpriced. Drinks price/performance ok.

The view is nice, but the restaurant is overpriced and you can't get anything without a credit card! Feels more like a scam than hospitality. I definitely won't go in there again. It's better to eat your own snack in nature.

We went for St. Nicholas brunch, the food was okay - although you can expect more for the price. But what I found much more unpleasant was the icy cold in the dining room. They assured us several times that the heating had now been switched on. The radiator was still cold at 2 p.m. and most of the guests sat eating with hot tea and blankets. Even if the restaurant was previously closed, a room of that size must be heated a day in advance. The decoration was very attractive, but not a single candle was burning and the fire was out. Not satisfactory for the price.

Very good ice creams, to be enjoyed on the terrace, with a view of the surrounding mountains.

A nice trip to the Kampenwand would be crowned with a Swiss meat salad and a white wine. The staff doesn't speak much German and the word itself is a bit grumpy, as is his wife. She complained loudly about the staff in front of the guests. You don't have to do it. The food was good. The wine chilled. And I was full. The view and the peace are simply heavenly and the bells of the cows underline this even more.

Very good mountain brunch that leaves nothing to be desired in the Winter Wonderland

went to St. Nicholas brunch. Food was ok, but didn't wow me. It was quite cold in the restaurant, so most visitors got blankets. That took away a lot of the coziness that wasn't there. It's a shame if you have to freeze while eating

Beautiful location, lovely restaurant with great views, service was fine, food and coffee no better than McDonalds but a lot more expensive

What can you say? For me it was a challenge going up there because I'm afraid of heights. Once I made it, it was beautiful. I'm so proud. You have to go up there if you're nearby. Simply great 😃

I was there to hike. We were lucky with the weather. Great view.

The location is fantastic, the prices are absolutely overpriced.

Unfortunately, the only thing worth mentioning here is that the location is perfect. A beautiful mountain view in clear weather. Unfortunately, the service and the food are absolutely not recommended.

No dogs allowed inside! Extreme prices!

The Alm is modern and beautifully furnished. The view is incredible. The “rest”: catastrophic. Were there 2 weeks ago. The prices are completely excessive, service is non-existent and long, very long waiting times. Then just card payment and the menu via QR code. There is another hut 15 minutes away...

Food was very tasty, friendly service, very nice view of the Alps

After half an hour there was no service

12.00 euros for a small apple strudel with 3 tablespoons of vanilla sauce - that even exceeds all prices in the Arlberg, Kitzbühel and Obertauern 😢 When I settled the bill, it was clear to me why there were no cards on the table 😉

In the valley cold fog above sunny warm

It's a shame that on the holiday (11/01/24) the team had to prepare a big event. In the most beautiful sunshine, there were masses of visitors on the Kampenwand. The rush to the Alm was enormous. But, there were only three dishes! The staff was totally overwhelmed in view of the masses, but still friendly. It's a shame, maybe it will work next time.

Today after the hike I went to the Sonnenalm to get something to eat. Yeast dumplings and a small cola. The yeast dumpling wasn't even lukewarm and there was almost no vanilla sauce on it. When I asked the waitress she didn't respond. I then brought the whole thing back into the kitchen myself and no one asked me if they should heat it up. It was then simply canceled when paying. Not to mention the prices. A 0.2 liter Cola 4, 20 euros. The service inattentive. A guest received food but no cutlery. He complained about it but nothing happened. He then got one himself at the next table. Apparently everyone is overwhelmed or doesn't feel like it. There are completely different huts there. They won't see me again

Very friendly and fast service. The Kaiserschmarrn is very tasty and sufficient. There is also pistachio iron and plum jam. The view is breathtaking.

Wir haben ein Schnitzel bestellt -sehr schlechte Qualität und sehr trocken -Pommes lasch und leider nicht knusprig und das für stolze 25 Euro - Geschirr von den letzten Gästen wurde nicht abgeräumt ! Leider unser erster und letzter Besuch !!!

Perfect location a few steps from the mountain station with a beautiful view of the mountain panorama. Unfortunately there was only coffee, no cappuccino or anything like that. I didn't eat anything because the prices were totally exorbitant. You can already see this on a board at the entrance. Menu via QR code, which didn't work for me despite being connected to WiFi. The service was friendly, but I had to wait a long time before I could pay. Conclusion: Enjoy the view on the bench in front of it and hike for 15 minutes to the next hut.

The service in the Sonnenalm is a disaster! We waited 40 minutes for a piece of cherry pie to be brought to us. When some guests had legitimate complaints, they were addressed by the waiter. You should be calm and not be annoying. But the main thing is that everything is very stylish.

Als erstes ist zu bemerken, dass es zu dieses Restaurant zweimal auf Tripadvisor gibt. Anscheinend hat man einen zweiten Account angelegt, da die Bewertungen bei dem ersten so schlecht waren...leider können wir diese auf diesem auch nicht besser machen... Wir hatten eigentlich einen schönen Ausflug auf die Kampenwand geplant bei herrlichstem Herbstwetter und sind mit wunderbarer Laune gestartet. Um die Mittagszeit am Gipfel angekommen, entschlossen wir uns zu einer Einkehr in die Sonnenalm und haben Platz genommen. Erstmal waren wir schon nicht amüsiert darüber die Speise- und Getränkekarte nur mit dem Handy über das Scannen des QR-Codes lesen zu können. Auf einem Berg ist meist das WLan nicht so prickelnd und wenn das Kundenklientel nicht zwangsweise ein Smartphone besitzt, auch etwas schwierig. Die nächste Hürde, die man als Gast nehmen muss, ist die Bezahlung: Eine reine Kartenzahlung finden wir an Veranstaltungsorten schon nicht besonders gut, aber in luftiger Höhe sehr grenzwertig. Trotzdem ließen wir uns bisher noch nicht die Laune verderben und haben uns eine Brotzeit ausgesucht. Nach ca. 15 Minuten des Wartens kam ein Herr (wir schätzen mal, dass das eine Bedienung war) der den Gästen höflich mitteilte, dass es heute nur eine eingeschränkte Speisekarte gibt und alle verfügbaren Gerichte auf der Tafel am Haupteingang stehen würden...naja, auch merkwürdig, aber ging immer noch. Leider machte der Herr keine Anstalten unsere Getränkewünsche oder sonstiges aufzunehmen und zog wieder von dannen. Immer noch mutig und hoffnungsvoll machte sich mein Mann auf zur Tafel am Haupteingang, die leider sehr schnell gelesen war. Aufgrund der fehlenden Auswahl entschieden wir uns nur eine Heiße Schokolade trinken zu wollen. Die Minuten verstrichen und endlich kam eine junge Bedienung zu uns an den Tisch und fragte sehr unfreundlich und völlig genervt mit einem Gesicht wie sieben Tage Regenwetter, ob wir denn schon bestellt hätten (bis zu diesem Zeitpunkt hatte noch niemand von den umliegenden Gästen bestellen können...deswegen fanden wir die Frage schon sehr seltsam...). Wir bestellen dann endlich unsere Heiße Schokolade...Yipiiehhh...dachten wir, endlich am Ziel und den wunderschönen Ausblick genießen!...aber leicht gefehlt...Die nun noch unfreundlicher werdende Dame teilte uns mit, dass es aktuell nur Tee, Kaffee...gäbe, da die Schankanlage gereinigt würde...was die Schankanlage mit heißer Schokolade zu tun hat, wissen wir bis heute noch nicht und wer schon in der Gastronomie gearbeitet hat, weiß, dass man auf gar keinen Fall zur Mittagszeit die Schankanlage reinigt...insofern...naja, das wars dann von unserer Seite und wir verabschiedeten uns dann von der Dame, die dann richtig pampig wurde, weil wir gingen...hier war dann leider auch unsere Geduld zu Ende und wir machten der Dame klar, dass das ganze Verhalten nicht besonders geschäftsfördernd ist. Kurz und knapp: Den einen Punkt erhält die Sonnenalm für den herrlichen Ausblick, wofür die Gastronomie aber eigentlich nichts kann. Der Rest ist so unterirdisch kundenunfreundlich (digitale Speisekarten, nur Kartenzahlung möglich und das Personal) dass wir empfehlen sich lieber selbst eine Jause mitzubringen und nicht in die Nähe des Lokals zu gehen, da einem hier ein toller Ausflug richtig vermiest werden kann.

You can only pay by card. OK for me, maybe not for others. A bit inflexible with food. The prices are high, perhaps a little too high for what is on offer. A (!) Viennese with roll was 6.90. Check out the prices beforehand.

Too expensive with very unfriendly service. When you arrive in hiking clothes and a backpack, you get strange looks. Apparently the only way to get here is to get dressed up and get off the gondola directly from Munich...

Ate delicious goulash soup and the service was very friendly, despite it being very busy.

The view was perfect and the staff was friendly and quick. Nevertheless, after five hours of hiking, you couldn't get any food there without being announced, which disappointed me. The beer glass was also only half full.

Wrong drinks brought, unfriendly service and only 3 dishes

Great location, unfortunately only card payment

Bad service and mediocre food. However, prices are the same as in Munich city center. 60 minutes for fish fingers with fries - even if a child is hungry after the hike. All this on a Monday!!! Simply continue on to the Steinlingalm.

Left again after 10 minutes because I was annoyed. - Only card payment possible - Waited 10 minutes for waiter - Drink not filled to the full - expensive food - Map online or on a board (when asked if it had the same food on it, the answer was “ACTUALLY” 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️). - Weisswürste only until 11:30 although it wasn't obvious with all these wannabe modern art. Conclusion: you can do without me in the future. You probably want just one star ⭐️ 😉

The SonnenAlm on the Kampenwand is a beautiful and modern restaurant with a beautiful view. However, not everything that glitters is gold: - Menu only available digitally (QR code) - no attention from the service staff, we showed our gratitude several times, but to no avail - Drink order was only taken after about 25 minutes - Food came after 20 minutes and after 45 minutes - We were denied another drink order - Even for the bill we waited more than 20 minutes In summary: great on the outside, poor on the inside - then it's better to continue hiking for 10 minutes to the next alpine pasture

Unfriendly, overwhelmed staff and very expensive. Map can only be accessed via cell phone - if you guessed that you have to connect to the WiFi (no cell phone reception). Card payment ONLY! All without words… (actually).

I've been there a few times, unfortunately always waiting forever. Prices are also overpriced. Completely understaffed and disorganized on a sunny Sunday at lunchtime. All food was out at 1:30 p.m., drinks took more than 30 minutes. Will be avoided in the future - you just have to be annoyed. Addendum on 10/26/24: Been there again for years because the hungry son insisted on immediate Kaiserschmarrn. 😂 Conclusion: 17.90 euros for biscuit dough from the tray. At least it tasted exactly like that. When asked, it was said that it “was always sizzled out fresh in the pan”. (I'm just wondering how the chef gets the nice square pieces). Either way: not a hit in terms of taste. Most of the staff still have a bad attitude and zero happiness on their faces. Maybe it's the lack of salary or the tips because only card payment. It is and remains an overpriced tourist hut that is best avoided.

Nice mountain inn with friendly staff, good menu and great views

We booked a mountain brunch. 69€ is a proud sum, which unfortunately the food didn't do justice to. The view is fantastic and the service is ok. Unfortunately it wasn't worth €69 in my opinion, as even the ups and downs are still on top. Expensive fun for a “time out”.

We were there to eat, the Kaiserschmarren is highly recommended, combined with the view it was worth the trip. Thanks for the experience.

The view is of course beautiful and the service was good too. But it wasn't extremely busy either. However, the prices are grossly overpriced! I didn't eat anything because I don't understand paying €19 for a sausage salad.

Food like it comes from a gas station at completely absurd prices. Schnitzel TK for 25€. Again...