Zum Gustl in München

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Simply a great location. Beautiful rooms, good, varied food. Good prices. Very friendly service.

Very tasty. Prices are absolutely reasonable. The service is courteous. As we left, we were asked if our parking ticket needed to be authenticated/validated. This was because the parking lot was charged, but we don't want to overcharge restaurant patrons. We'll be back—next time by bike, though, because the beer garden is also worth it!

Unfortunately, I can only give this restaurant a very low rating. The food was rather average overall, and the meat was unfortunately very dry. Particularly disappointing was that one schnitzel wasn't cooked at all and still had bloody spots on the inside. The dish was taken back and recooked, but not removed from the bill. There was no apology, nor was there any small gesture of sympathy—perhaps a shot of schnapps on the house to get rid of any bacteria. Even though the meat was subsequently recooked, one's appetite is understandably lost after such an experience. A real shame, as one would expect something different from a restaurant visit.

Excellent food and service and at a good price 👌

It's a shame, I really liked the Bavarian restaurant, which had been renovated with such style. But on our last visit, we encountered rather grumpy service. One of my three daughters (admittedly no longer a child) wasn't particularly hungry and only wanted dumplings with sauce. I understand if this "food" is supposed to be reserved for children, no problem. But the way it was communicated was rather rude. We weren't prepared for such a reaction, because on another visit and with a different server, there were no problems with the order. If that's no longer possible, it could be communicated in a reasonably friendly manner. Unfortunately, this brusque attitude ruined the whole evening for us. We're taking a longer Gustl break for now.

Great restaurant with a lovely beer garden, but the interior is even nicer! The food was fantastic! Definitely worth a visit!

We came for dinner in the late afternoon, the service was friendly, the restaurant clean and traditional, the food was delicious … Super roast pork, tender and the crust crispy as it should be

Gusto at Gustl If you're looking for a Bavarian restaurant – modern, yet in the style of olden times – then this is the place for you. A tasteful ambiance and top-quality dishes. The zander and Bavarian tiramisu I ate were excellent. No wonder we managed to snag the last available table (inside) without a reservation. The friendly service at this establishment also deserves praise. Wonderful, see you next time.

It was delicious. I really enjoyed our evening. The service had just the right eye for—I'm there, and I'm keeping a low profile.

Good Bavarian restaurant with nice, fresh beer.

It's always a pleasure to come here. Everything is just perfect. The service, the ambiance, and the food. The cleanliness is also top-notch. Celebrated my 90th birthday there. Everyone was absolutely thrilled.

Highly recommended, would definitely come back. Everything was perfect 👍👍👍

I was here for the second time, and my guests from Hamburg and Bayreuth were thrilled. Although I had accidentally made a reservation online for the wrong day, we still got a table without any problems. The food is, in my opinion, the best in Munich—truly delicious and freshly prepared. We were particularly impressed by the draft beer; it tasted fantastic. The service was friendly, attentive, and very professional. All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable visit, and I will definitely be back. Truly fantastic!

Beautifully located behind the old avenue at Gut Freiham. The best roast pork in the world, the Munich schnitzel is a delight, and the wheat beer tiramisu is a taste explosion. Accompanied by a bowl of freshly tapped Augustiner beer, chestnuts, friendly people, and gracious service. What more could you want?

Very good food and friendly staff

Gustl serves excellent German cuisine! The beer garden is very nice, and the building itself is also quite impressive. The food was truly delicious! We had roast pork and a Munich-style schnitzel. The roast pork portion was very good. Unfortunately, the schnitzel portion was a bit mediocre... but that was the only drawback. The service was really very friendly.

We ate in the self-service area. The roast pork was really good, which made up for the slightly longer order line. There's a relatively large playground on site.

The beer garden is quite nice, and the playground right next to it is also good. What wasn't so good, in my opinion, was the food. The meat planter was way too salty in my opinion. The Swiss sausage salad wasn't my cup of tea either, as the sausage was sliced, not cut. If you want bread with your sausage salad, you have to pay extra. However, the bread is quite expensive in my opinion, at €1.70 for two slices, and I personally didn't like the fact that it looked like it was already two days old. All in all, it's nice to go there for the playground and drinks, but I wouldn't go back for the food.

Very good food, upscale, not for those on a budget.

Exceptional location with a great ambiance, delicious food, and friendly service. Highly recommended!

Very good food, good value for money, but often completely crowded - especially when the weather is good.

Very good for children!! Unfortunately a bit small, could be bigger and thus have more space

We celebrated our wedding with a small group (16 people) at the Stammtischstubn. We are completely satisfied! The staff, the food, the preparation, the location… we couldn't have imagined anything better. Thank you so much.

A wonderful place with delicious food and attentive staff. The little playground is a fantastic bonus for kids, making it perfect for families.

Wonderful Bavarian food. Large beer garden with a great playground for children.

A Bavarian beer garden at its finest!

This was our first time at Stiftungsgut Freiham. We discovered this wonderful, brand-new adventure playground through a social media/Instagram post about "Boarisch Gschbuid," a wonderful, brand-new adventure playground that makes children's hearts beat faster. The large playground is fenced in, monitored by cameras, and has a lot to offer, but is located a bit away from the Gasthaus Zum Gustl. Right next to Gasthaus Gustl (with outdoor service) and the beer garden (self-service open from 3 p.m.) is a smaller playground that is also beautifully designed. The food was good, the cappuccino was very tasty but not very large, and the service was very friendly. We would love to come back.

Nice beer garden, but what's strange is that they only serve half-liters, no shandy, and only one cashier (you have to wait in line). There are two playgrounds for kids! The price for roast pork is €15.16. Funny—I'll just say German Purity Law. 😁

It took a while to find it, but it was worth it, and we'll definitely be back. A lovely atmosphere, good food, and very friendly staff. A thoroughly enjoyable trip.

The main courses were all very, very good. Unfortunately, the Kaiserschmarn (smothered pancakes) was nothing special. Too floury and not fluffy. They need to do better. Hence, no 5 stars. The ambiance is airy, modern, and tidy. Not loud, which is great. Unfortunately, it has lost some of the coziness of a traditional restaurant, hence one star less.

Absolutely recommendable, such a nice cozy beer garden is a joy, the Obazda was especially good

Absolutely not recommended! We waited over an hour for our food!! Guests who arrived after us had already received their food. When I then said something about where our food was, they said that several chefs had apparently fallen ill today. Then you HAVE to communicate this, let the guests know, and not leave them in the dark!! Sorry, but that's not how it works, and what's even more outrageous is that you're spoken to very rudely. We won't be coming back.

The grounds of the Stiftungsgut are beautiful and create a wonderful atmosphere. Two lovingly designed, modern playgrounds make it an ideal destination for families. Add to that the Augustiner restaurant—nothing can go wrong there. Or so you'd think. We were turned away at the Stiftungsgut. We wanted to go out for dinner around 2 p.m., after the lunch rush, in a group of people who were obviously not welcome: three adults and four children. I finally broke off the discussion with the "hard door," even though the outdoor area still had a few free tables and the prospect of a suitable spot for us. We then sat down in the self-service area and watched a few other families being turned away, with tables always free. The food, which comes from the same kitchen, only took about 30 minutes to arrive, contrary to what the placement staff member said, and was, as is usual with Augustiner restaurants, good. With such great playgrounds, you should perhaps be prepared for families with several children to visit—including in the restaurant area. As a big Augustiner fan and regular visitor to the various pubs and beer gardens in Munich, I am extremely disappointed. This was probably my last visit.

There's no hot food in the beer garden at 1 p.m. on Sunday (anymore)? After we called shortly beforehand to ask about this! Is the organization so difficult, and is it surprising that it could be full on a Sunday and people might ask for food? In short, a complete disappointment. We drove home hungry and in a bad mood, wasting many miles for nothing!

Unfriendly no service too few employees

The Gustl Foundation House in Munich-Freiham is a true gem. Large parts of the entire grounds have been beautifully renovated – it retains its historic feel, yet also has a modern charm. Particularly beautiful is the combination of the magnificent brewery horses, which also pull the festival carriages at Oktoberfest, and the cozy beer garden. This offers an unattended area with a pager system for food, as well as a waiter-serviced area – a very practical solution. Right next door is a lovely children's playground, making it a perfect family-friendly visit. Drinks can be taken away from the self-service area, and the Augustiner merchandise shop sells embroidered T-shirts, polos, baseball caps, bottle openers, and much more. Another real highlight is the newly opened wooden playground behind the horse stables – varied, high-quality design, and simply fantastic for children. All in all, a fantastic place to enjoy and explore.

It was our first time here. It was perhaps a little difficult at first: We arrived on a Friday around 2 p.m. and actually wanted to eat outside with table service. There were plenty of seats available. However, we were told that afternoon service wouldn't start until 3 p.m., and new tables could only be opened then. Until then, only the tables already open could be served. For us, that meant going inside and picking up drinks there, or ordering food only when afternoon service arrived. But the food made up for it: super delicious roast pork with coleslaw, beautifully presented, and at a reasonable price. Hence the excellent rating. I live nearby and will definitely be back.

I enjoy coming here every now and then. The beer from the wooden barrel is a real treat, and the dishes are well-chosen and very tasty.

A superb Augustiner restaurant with the atmosphere of a manor house. A must-see. Take the S5 or S8 train to the Freiham stop, then a 15-minute walk.

Unfortunately, we couldn't get a seat, even though there were free seats and two other guests at a table for eight who wouldn't have had a problem with us joining them, as they had already finished their meals. They said that the waiter might not be able to serve us (2 adults/2 children) and that it would probably take a very, very long time. There was no food available in the self-service area at lunchtime. There were still a few tables available, all of which were apparently reserved for later.

Caution: A longer review follows, but if you're looking for a wedding venue, you should read it. My wife and I had the privilege of getting married in church at Gut Freiham in mid-August, and it was the best day of our lives. The venue is fantastic, and the staff are amazing. The "dance floor" hall seats 60 guests and is beautifully brightly furnished and decorated, and the covered balcony lounge provided guests with a place to retreat to the fresh air throughout the wedding. The estate also has a small church for about 50 people. Although small, the church is decorated with a great deal of art and marble, making it a true contender with more elegant churches. The beautifully decorated village square in front of the Augustiner Brewery and the estate stables provided a wonderful setting for group photos and congratulations. The banquet manager Katharina Unden made our dream of having an extensive photo shoot on site possible. We were able to use not only the village square but also the castle park, which resulted in some incredibly beautiful photos. Since my wife also rides, I asked if we could take photos in the estate stables, which have been incredibly beautifully restored, perhaps with one of the beautiful black cold-blooded horses from the Augustiner Brewery, and Katharina made that possible. We were even happier when we found out from Ingrid, the horsewoman who accompanied us throughout the photo shoot, that we were the first couple to do this and that it was wonderful for her too. My wife couldn't stop beaming. Katharina made us feel right up until midnight that she really wanted this to be our dream day. When the train of my wife's wedding dress came loose late in the evening and no one could fix it properly, Katharina was there and magically put everything on the wedding dress back in place, ready to dance. We are so grateful to have had Katharina by our side that day. The waiters who accompanied us throughout the afternoon and evening immediately became guest favorites. Saki created such a comfortable atmosphere with incredible warmth and a great sense of humor, while Steffi looked after our guests with loving, almost motherly care. The two were so friendly and exuded such a relaxed serenity, which quickly relieved a lot of stress for us as a bride and groom. The guests felt exceptionally comfortable and well-cared for; it felt like a real family atmosphere. We were absolutely thrilled with them. The food was also wonderful; we highly recommend it. The guests were thrilled with all three courses. The chefs here definitely know their craft. (If I had enough characters, I would go into detail about the individual courses here, but Google is putting a stop to that.) Another wonderful thing that rounded off the wedding beautifully was the Augustiner Brewery's good relationship with the Augustinian monks from Maria Eich in Planegg. This made organizing the wedding significantly easier, and the Augustinian monk, Father Christian, conducted a beautiful ceremony that even our non-Christian guests found very emotional and touching. There's also something very nice about being married by an Augustinian monk near Munich, the heart of the Augustiner Brewery. Whether it's for a wedding or simply a visit for an Augustiner Dunkel and a Munich-style schnitzel, we can only recommend the Gustl or Gut Freiham unconditionally. Thank you so much for everything!!!

Our meal was, like the prices, well-salted... The ambiance is nice, the food "okay" but nothing special, and the portions are also large.

Everything was great, both inside and out. Unfortunately, it's often fully booked.

Yes, wonderful location, good food and perfect service.

beautifully renovated, the whole Freiham estate will be an experience. Thank God it belongs to the Augustiner Foundation

Great food and very friendly service!! I remember the building/storage area from back in the day, and what the foundation has done with it is absolutely fantastic! A truly beautiful inn with a very high-quality interior. Not to mention the outdoor children's playground – phenomenal. Best regards 👍🏻

The cheapest vegetarian dish is more expensive than two-thirds of the meat menu. In the beer garden, despite free tables, you're seated at a table with eight strangers, and you have to sit next to each other. Kaspressknödel: a quarter portion at full price. Never again. It started strong and faded brilliantly.

Lunch in the beer garden today: 11:40 a.m., bright sunshine, plenty of free tables. Sounds like a relaxing lunch, right? Wrong thought! "Everything reserved," they said. Exception: communal table or self-service area. Two free seats opposite each other at the communal table? – Perfect for a chat over dinner? No, absolutely not! The waitress insisted that we sit next to each other to make room for other guests who – surprise – never showed up. Meanwhile, half the beer garden remained empty, presumably so the reserved chairs wouldn't get overused. After dinner, I mentioned it: "All tables are reserved," I was told, while the seats behind her remained gapingly empty. A hint that the tables might not be needed until 1:00 p.m. would have been too easy. Conclusion: If you like solving puzzles about seating arrangements, practicing the discipline of "eating next to each other," or want to admire the art of empty tables, this is the place for you. For everyone else: self-service – or go somewhere else.

The ambiance is very nice, and the food was okay, but very nicely presented. Unfortunately, you have to wait quite a long time to order food. I accidentally ordered sparkling water for a child. I asked if I could exchange it. The answer was no, but the server wanted to add salt to my sparkling water, which would also dissolve the carbonation. I politely declined and went back to the back of the line to order still water... The kids still had fun, and the playground is very nice.

Very good food, very nice staff, gladly again

A beautifully restored and redesigned venue brimming with charm. The spacious beer garden, stylish dining rooms, and separate beer hall invite you to linger. Delicious beer, great food, and a playground for children make for a thoroughly enjoyable visit. The quiet location perfectly rounds off the experience – highly recommended!

A great Augustiner inn with flair. A small, cozy bar right by the entrance. Several rooms of varying sizes invite you to linger. Authentic prices: "Gustl-Pfanne" (veal "Pflanzerl" with Nuremberg sausages, roast pork & potato salad) €13.28 Mock roast mixed with suckling pig with potato dumplings €15.16 -> The (beer) connoisseur knows what to do with this vintage :) Augustiner fresh and ice-cold from the tap - a dream.

Very nice inn! First time seeing anything like it.

I just wanted to warn all guests about the red cabbage! My cheese dumplings were no longer edible because of it! Underneath the dumplings was an inedible mess of overcooked, mushy, overly sweet canned cabbage. Who was the chef seasoning it? Thank goodness I was able to neutralize the taste with three draft beers. The stars are only for the friendly service.

I would prefer not to recommend it so that it doesn't get overrun because the prices and the food are excellent!

A very nice beer garden with a great atmosphere, truly delicious food, and friendly staff! Enjoy a delicious, freshly tapped, cold Augustiner in the sun and enjoy the time! That's what a true beer garden tradition is all about! 🍻🍻TOP🤘🏻

Very professionally organized, pleasant service, and the food was excellent. The renovation of the estate was exceptionally successful.

Very nice beer garden in a fantastic location with good food.

The service is great, the beer is delicious and the food is delicious.

We were in the beer garden 👍. The service was very quick and friendly. What more could you want 🍻? We had a table reservation.

The location is very nice, and there are plenty of parking spaces. The beer garden also has a great children's playground. It gets packed on weekends. Unfortunately, the seating area is separated from the playground, so you can't really keep an eye on the kids, which makes it a bit tense. The beer garden has a waitress area and a self-service area. The drink selection is somewhat limited. They only serve 0.5L drinks each.

The food selection in the beer garden is very limited, very minimalist. Although the restaurant is right next door and we wanted to pick up the food ourselves, orders aren't accepted in the restaurant. And you can't get a table in the waiting area either.

Especially recommended for parents with small children because of the large fenced playground

Great food, pleasant atmosphere. It's best to reserve a table, as it's very busy. And rightly so.

Very nice beer garden and super renovated inn where you feel at home.

Always a pleasant experience, whether in the beer garden or in the cozy restaurant. Friendly, prompt service and hearty Bavarian dishes, plus tasty beer – it's just right.

Not necessarily a recommendation. The access is awkward by car. No free parking. The restaurant is cramped. The food is okay. Very friendly service.

High-quality food with a pleasant atmosphere. The beer garden is a great place to linger; reservations are essential.

Very nice Augustiner gastronomy

Beautifully renovated property! Thanks also to the Augustiner Brewery, whose projects are consistently executed very successfully! One criticism goes to the inn. Please make the sauce for the roast pork yourself! These ready-made sauces from a can are simply disgusting, full of chemicals, and far too salty! I really should have returned the roast pork. For me, that's another reason not to come back.

Super cozy, delicious food, great service, and reasonable prices. Thank you, I'll be back 😃!

The location is truly worth seeing. The entire building complex, in particular, has been renovated and refurbished with so much love and attention to detail. The beer garden was well attended, and without a reservation, you'd be lucky to get a seat. I find the prices unusually reasonable for these days. The quality of the food was absolutely top-notch, and there was nothing that could be improved. There's also a lovely playground for the little ones. We'd love to come back and spend a few hours in the beer garden.

We were in the beer garden, so it's hard to say anything about the service. The food was delicious. The line at the counter is sometimes quite long, and you can only read the menu and choose something once you're at the front, so you have to be quick. It would be cool if the menu was also posted so you could look at it beforehand. The beer garden itself is super pretty.

Top-notch. The roast pork is the best I've ever eaten, without exaggeration. World-class. Plus, a lovely, cozy beer garden with very friendly service. Not too expensive. All in all, TOP.

A cozy beer garden with friendly service, fair prices, and a lovingly designed playground – ideal for families. The children's portions were also generous. Unfortunately, the food could have been better: the sirloin steak was riddled with tendons, and the potatoes tasted like they came from a jar – watery and unloved. It's a shame, because they can do better, right? Positive: Easy to reach by bike, car, and S-Bahn (S8). Plenty of parking and even a charging station – although unfortunately, it can only be accessed via QR code; common charging cards don't work. And: The beer garden closes at 10 p.m. – a bit early for a summer evening. Nevertheless: We'll definitely be back! I think the beer garden can do better – and with a little more love in the kitchen, this place would be really good.

A great restaurant with a very nice beer garden belonging to the Augustiner Brewery. The estate has been renovated with great attention to detail. In addition to the restaurant, you can also visit the brewery's horses and barrel-making workshop. The food is excellent, and there's a lunch menu available during the week.

A completely renovated historic estate with a beer garden, restaurant, and numerous event spaces. Right next door is the castle with its beautifully maintained park. The entire complex was stylishly and painstakingly restored to top condition by the owners of the Augustiner Brewery. A very pleasant atmosphere (away from the hustle and bustle of Munich's beer gardens) in a small hamlet, but easily accessible by bike. If necessary, pack your bike on the S-Bahn, get off in Freiham, and cycle there in 10 minutes. Good food; motivated staff.

Great location, food was very tasty

Good beer garden where you can linger.

Very nice restaurant. We had three kinds of Obatzda (a kind of Austrian gravy) – it was absolutely delicious, the Augustiner beer was also excellent, and the staff was fantastic – as they say in Prussia. The foundation building is also in a very idyllic setting. It was an all-around wonderful evening.

A nice beer garden. Good food. Worth going.

A fantastic, cozy little beer garden in Freiham. 🤤 The food was delicious and fairly priced. 👌

We were in the waiter-serviced section of the beer garden. The service was friendly, the food and Augustiner beer were good. 👍 Comfortable seating.

A great place with Augusteriner and Augustiner non-alcoholic on tap—it's worth a visit alone. But the roast pork and steak tartare are also extremely good and offer fantastic value for money! The kids' menu is especially great! Delicious dishes at fair prices. But you should always make a reservation in advance to ensure you get a seat!

Always a busy place and hard to find reservations for the restaurant. Food variety is very limited at the biergarten. You have some more alternatives at the restaurant but still somewhat limited. Being recently restored, it has great atmosphere. An outside playground is available if you have children.

Super nice playground right next to the beer garden!

Great food at fair prices. Great place.

One of the most beautiful and best beer gardens around Munich. Above-average pub food, fantastic beer, friendly service, and fair prices. The entire grounds alone are worth a visit.

Highly recommended. A little hidden away, there's a really nice playground for the kids. The food is excellent. A tip: reserve a table in advance. Totally cozy.

A rustic inn with honest food and relaxed, yet super friendly service. Highly recommended – the pork knuckle with a crispy crust and juicy meat. We were there five years ago and it was just as good. You can even help yourself to a homemade schnapps to finish off the meal. Excellent value for money!

Superbly organized. Food and drinks were amazing.

Yes and no. 😉. Superbly renovated. Another great beer garden, the old-school style. With local guests and no tourists. With local dishes (I judge the quality by the Bavarian-fresh sausage salad... and it was great) and great beer. I'm not Bavarian, but I went to Bavaria with my parents and grandparents 60 years ago. I was hoping for Saures Lungerl (a kind of sausage), but it was the wrong time of year. I'm very disappointed with Bavarian restaurants. Everything is geared towards tourists and mainstream. Things were different 20 years ago. Times change, but I'm glad that oases like this still exist. So yes and no, I'm happy to give it a good review, but I'd be happy if it remained an oasis.

A truly lovely atmosphere and excellent food. Our service was excellent, and we felt very comfortable.

Friendly, attentive service, excellent food, and comfortable seating both inside and outside. The great playground invites you to linger and have fun!

The restaurant is particularly racist towards foreigners and people of color. No respect for people. The waitress assigned us a table and then decided to give it to a German family. Tips come from the waitress, and such poor service convinced me I'll never return.

The roast pork "Zum Gustl" tastes excellent! Tender and juicy meat with a fine crust. The staff is attentive and very friendly. The decor is typically Bavarian—definitely cozy.

A jewel in the West. Every detail has been lovingly renovated with a lot of passion. Always a treat. A highlight for the kids, too.

Lots of beautiful rooms, it's really cozy inside. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, the food and drinks were excellent, and the prices were practically a bargain. I'd love to go back.

We came here based on a recommendation. Well, Augustiner has breathed new life into an extraordinary property. Everything has a very traditional, Bavarian feel. The spacious, diverse dining rooms are beautifully designed and tastefully renovated. Everything is very cozy and well-crafted. Our chosen dishes were of excellent quality, impeccable in both appearance and taste. A freshly tapped Augustiner beer on tap rounded off the dining experience. We'd love to come back!