A must visit for all people who like walking though nature. This place is amazing and so beautiful. U walk through it and wonder how nature works and see that if u leave nature to itself it does amazing things. People with wheelchair, strollers and people with walking handicap will have a hard time walking though here. Also when u go through the gorge is good to have a flash light, waterproof clothing and hiking booth.

Beautiful experience! The Partnachklamm is very well maintained and easy to follow, with clear paths and a nicely mapped route through the gorge. It’s a relatively easy hike. It can get a bit crowded on weekends, but the scenery more than makes up for it. After exiting the gorge, there are plenty of hiking trails to choose from if you’d like to continue exploring. Highly recommended!

Amazing place, gorgeous. Nature is impressive and the power of water is very obvious here. Some parts are rather dark though, so maybe bring a torch or just use your mobile phone for lighting. The paths are narrow in some parts but seeing that there wasn't too much going on, it was not a problem. I can imagine that it might be bothersome on busy day.

Visiting Partnachklamm – Beautiful, But Overpriced Partnachklamm (Partnach Gorge) is undeniably a natural wonder and a must-see if you're in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen area. The gorge is stunning, with its narrow passageways, towering limestone walls, and the sound of rushing water echoing through the canyon. It's an impressive display of raw natural beauty that photographers and nature-lovers will absolutely appreciate. However, the experience does come with a downside: the entrance fee. At €10 per adult (as of 2025), it feels steep for what is essentially a short, 700-meter walk through the gorge. While the path is well-maintained and safety measures are clearly in place, the high price doesn’t quite match the duration or complexity of the attraction. There's no guided experience included, and facilities are fairly basic. If you're traveling with a family or on a budget, the cost can add up quickly. It would be more reasonable if the ticket included access to nearby trails or some additional interpretive content about the geology and history of the gorge. In short: Pros: Stunning scenery, unique experience, easily accessible. Cons: Short walk, crowded during peak hours, and overpriced for what you get. Worth visiting once, especially if you've never seen a gorge like this before — but be prepared to pay more than you'd expect for a brief nature walk.

It’s a beauty. Observing the gorge and the surrounding was a very nice adventure. Obviously it might get a bit crowded especially on the weekends but the beauty wouldn’t allow anything to interfere. There is also a very nice hike route right after the gorge. Totally recommend.

Amazing experience walking along the catwalk and carved path through this glacial slot canyon! The water is clear and tinted ice-blue, rushing, and slicing through space that seems only a few feet wide, while you walk through cavernous tunnels and under overhangs. And then, coming out the other side, you get to walk back above and over it all! What a fun hike!! Just be prepared for some steep walking with good shoes, water, and a flashlight for those dark sections!

An unusual gorge. I've been to many, but this one is very interesting. There are many sections where you simply walk through a narrow tunnel right in the cliff. A lot of people. Obviously, this place is very popular.

Great experience and view ! Tickets is for one time only entrance! At end you can walk on and take 2 alternative routes back to ' Ski resort'. Left(45 min) or right (1 1/2 hour). Both is a hike up hill at first

Superb experience. I am definitely returning in winter to experience the icicles. Make sure to have waterproof gear as it’s decently wet while inside. You walk primarily under mini waterfalls. Combine the gorge walk with more hiking (trails start at exit) and it will be a full day in nature. The gorge on its own is a very short trek. Going at opening is recommended to avoid the huge crowds.

🌟🌲 Magical Day at Partnachklamm – Adventure for the Whole Family! 🌲🌟 What an unforgettable day! We kicked things off in style—took the gondola up to the top, which already felt like the start of a fairy tale. The views were breathtaking, and the fresh mountain air had everyone smiling (and hungry 😄). The kids had a blast at the Spielplatz—honestly, it was hard to pull them away! But the promise of Schnitzel and a cold Bier at the cozy Gaststätte nearby did the trick 🍺🍽️. Total win for parents and kids alike. Then came the real adventure: the descent through the forest, winding across wooden and steel hanging bridges, following the trail down toward the gorge. As we entered Partnachklamm, it truly felt like stepping into Middle-earth—dark tunnels, roaring water, moss-covered cliffs… all we were missing was a hobbit guide! The path through the gorge was exciting but totally manageable—2hrs perfectly fine for kids over 7 (ours were in awe, not scared!). And once we emerged into the valley, the river calmed and we could stroll along peacefully, taking in the beauty. 📸 Pro tip: bring a rain jacket for the gorge—it gets splashy in the best way! All in all, a perfect mix of fun, nature, food, and fairy-tale magic. Highly recommend for families looking for a bit of adventure without too much intensity. We’ll be back for sure!

I heard of it many times but never had the time to swing by when we drove through GAP on the way back from Italy. This year we stayed a night in GAP and decided to visit the Klam and I have to say it was absolutely worth it. 25 bucks for 2 adults and one kid is fair for what you are getting. A 20min light walk from the Olympia stadium parking area to the entrance of the Klam - you can buy tickets here - or online in advance. The path through the Klam and even beyond are really nice - I would come a second time if/when I'm back in town.

It was beautiful. Tickets were a bit expensive and I recommend bringing cash because a lot of stores were cash only. Overall it was really nice

Make sure bringing a rain jacket with you. It was a surprising spot for us as a rain check plan. It turned out to be a real “rain” check spot. We didn’t bring rain jackets or hoodies, and we were all wet. But the view and scenery of gorge is magnificent and fantastic. The trail was build under waterfalls, it was “raining” all over the place. But, it’s a nice tourist spot to visit.

It’s an incredible place to be! And it’s quite easy for kids 6-7 years old as well 👌

Very high traffic, great place to hike, explore, plenty of photo opportunities, ride or walk to the top for even more hiking, restaurant, playground, walk barefoot on the mountain reconnecting with Earth's energy.

It was a great experience for me even though I visited many places like this but this was beyond the best.

It is pretty different feeling when u look at it from close up. It has a different feel and it seems very majestic.

Great place to get a bite to eat and a drink before going on a hike.

It was amazing to see children practicing the ski jump while enjoying a beer and delicious food

This is a huge structure. Really impressive to actually watch someone on the jump. So brave (or foolish).

This place is open to visit for free to all the visitors. It is just at the starting point of famous tourist spot called Partnachklamm. Olympic events took place at this venue. Also this is available for skiing in winter at certain cost. This ramp is really big and there is a hotel at the bottom of the ramp.

Nice walk, family friendly, but not suitable for baby buggies, as the last part is very steep in some places. I recommend you take hiking sticks along.

Scenic waterfalls can be found with a moderate hike of approximately 400 meters in elevation gain. This path is less frequented by crowds, and the summit offers breathtaking views. It is a family-friendly destination, suitable for both adults and children.

If you like scenic trails and want an outdoor experience with beautiful views of Garmisch and the Zugspitze this place is one of many around this area to get some great exercise and photos. If you haven’t hiked up to straight across eye level be prepared. Level of difficulty is a 4 out of 5. You must wear proper hiking gear. Check the weather forecast. Backpack with water and food. A full battery for your cellphone. Walking stick. If you are out of shape do not attempt. Coming down will weaken your legs. It’s is steep and many treacherous exposed tree roots to trip over.

This is a real find. It's a beautiful spot that is really accessible to most, the path is a well maintained gravel path. You could reach the main bridge with the big waterfalls in 45 minutes, but it would be better to enjoy the journey and longer at the many spots where you can see the cascading water work its way down into the valley. To note: the way up is the way down. We parked at the sports field, but there are several points to access this trail.

It was a wonderful visit. The natural beauty is surreal. The waterfall and the river is delight to watch. The hike is steep so I would rate it medium, depending on what time you plan to visit. The trail is sometimes slippery because of frozen steps.

This waterfall is amazingly beautiful. It takes about 30 minutes or so walking from Farchant train or bus station to this waterfall. Along the way, you will enjoy the views of the forest around. This is an easy to medium hiking as the mountain is a bit steep for some parts. But it is really worth the effort. This place is a must for hikers. You will thank me for recommending this waterfall to you.

This is such a wonderful place to go hiking. It takes you a bit effort but it is well worth it. The view is amazing! You won't regret spending time here. If you want to have an unforgettable experience, then grab your gear. 😀

Unbelievable views…… and a great kid friendly hike….. and has such a beautiful waterfall and river. Great place to go……. Would highly recommend that as a 4 hour trip……

One of the most beautiful trails along the gorge that I have ever walked. Plan a few hours for this trip. Be sure to visit the bridge - it is small, but the views from it are stunning! There is a convenient parking lot nearby, and the trail starts from there.

The best hiking sport for those who love nature! I saw someone share at tiktok about this beautiful waterfall and I wanna try to see myself. Arrived here around 9.30am finished it around 1.30pm. Bear with me, I'm not fit person so I took rest a lot. There are 2 trails, you can choose to use walking metal trail or use forest trail like. I choose forest trail then another junction choose right direct to panorama bridge. After that I wanna see that waterfall so have to climb again then go down so many level until you reached ground. Have cute cafe there so can buy drinks and rest. After that pay 5€ per person to see that waterfall then walking back again. Is worth it but a bit tired for me. But you love nature can try it! Entrance fee: nil Parking fee: 6€/car Waterfall trail fee: 5€/person

A spectacular place! The Leutascher Geisterklamm Canyon leaves you speechless – suspended walkways, steep rock walls and the rushing water create a fairytale atmosphere. The trail is easy to walk, well maintained and offers plenty of viewpoints. The waterfall at the Wasserfallsteig is worth the small entrance fee, truly impressive. I recommend good shoes and visiting on a clear day for the best views. An unforgettable experience! 🌲💦

😍 Absolutely breathtaking place! 🌄 Leutascher Geisterklamm is a must-see if you’re in the area. The gorge itself is stunning, with crystal-clear water running through and dramatic cliffs all around. Walking along the bridges and paths feels exciting but still safe, and the views will definitely leave you speechless. The waterfall section is also worth the detour, it’s powerful and calming at the same time. What makes it even more special is the story and legend behind the gorge, which adds a magical touch to the visit. It can get a bit crowded during peak hours, but overall the atmosphere is fantastic. Highly recommend bringing good shoes and a bit of time to enjoy it fully. 👣✨

Leutascher Geisterklamm is absolutely beautiful, and the blue-white water is surreal! As someone who loves gorge hikes, this was an absolute must-do on this trip. If you're comfortable with hiking and tackling steep hills, you'll find it pretty easy. Just make sure to wear the right shoes with good traction, between the upper and lower gorge sections there is a very dramatic descent/ascent, which gets muddy and pretty slippery when there is any precipitation which is to be expected.

Pretty little gorge with nice hiking trail above and around it. Tickets are only to see a waterfall, otherwise you can hike around it for free.

After visiting a few years ago, I came back to see how it's going. The food is good (except for my Apfelstrudel, which was Not fresh :( ), the prices are alright. Nothing to complain Here. It was quite a nice Lunch. If I Had to complain, it would be the Service. They're really friendly, don't get me wrong but Jesus we waited Long. Even for the small Things. The waitress asked us If we wanted some more Sauce, which was really nice of her. Unfortunately it took her Like 7-10 minutes to Bring it so we were already done with the food😭 Still, its a great place for traditional food and I recommend it

Awesome food and beer. If only the young waiter knew how to do his job! From the moment we sat down to the moment we left, he's been rude and irritable, as if we did something wrong to him... perhaps he needs a holiday? Such a pity, since the place is awesome

Gulasch suppe is superb. Rostbraten super. Best food in the area. Make reservations for weekend. Gets busy. Has playpark for kids. Reasonably priced. Stammtish table.

The restaurant was amazing, with lovely Bavarian food and a lovely ambience to the beer garden. Our waitress, Julia, was very attentive and looked after us brilliantly, making our meal perfect. Well done Gasthof Stern, we will be back!

Good place for lunch/ dinner

2Aug24 Return visit after a long hike from Glaistal. Great to be back. Like the atmosphere, food & drink. Busy place with lots happening. Locals use it too. Ate lunch & dinner in the outdoor area. Order the Stern-Schmankerlteller it is a real pork-fest! Saw a band on Sunday.

We had a perfect time here. The room was new, clean and comfortable. The food was wonderful and the staff spoke English and were incredibly friendly. The price was good and included breakfast and WIFI. It is close to the shops and all round a great spot!

Very nice restaurant - stylish. My food was very good (smoked ribs) but the special my wife ordered (lamb slices in mushroom sauce) was badly over salted. The service was really good.

A wonderful restaurant in a beautiful location. The staff were really friendly and helpful and best of all, the food was delicious. A nice change from all of the heavy things we had been eating! We especially recommend the bruschetta starter and the lamb/veal mains.

Amazing place! Everything was absolutely delicious 🤤 Staff is very friendly and nice ❤️ Highly recommended

Very good restaurant. I am not surprised that it has so high ratings, the food was delicious, nicely served by the very friendly staff.

Newish restaurant in Mittenwald. Nice change to the typical bavarian food. Selection was rather limited. Taste was ok but nothing spectacular which made us want to go back anytime soon. Service was good and friendly though.

Great place! Great Hosts! Great food. We have just had an amazing dinner - delicious Spare Ribs!!!

A big one in Southern Bavaria. Mastermind Joseph is incredible. He is on Top of the World. Thanks to Joseph and Mandy for a perfect service. Chris & Manu

Dry cake, cream from a spray can and the cappuccino should be avoided-watery and low taste

Interesting location, offering spectacular views of the surrounding valleys. The food was decent, hearty, Bavarian style. Prices are fair. Service wasn't exactly friendly, and notably worse towards customers who didn't speak German with a Bavarian accent...

The place is incredible. My wife and I were visiting from USA and specifically chose to hike the trails around Mittenwald so that we could visit Ederkanzel and have lunch on the terrace which sits over the Austrian border. Despite the language barrier as I don’t speak fluent German, our service was outstanding and we had delicious schweineschnitzel and wurst with Oktoberfest beer. Highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.

Super friendly service, great value for money. Can get busy at lunchtime Plan extra time. Amazing views into Leutasch, Seefeld and across the Karwendel Ridge.

Beautiful place, right in the border between Germany and Austria. You can enjoy a delicious meal and a cold beer while a view of the Alpes will take your breath away

Almost wanted to give this place 1 star because it was unexpectedly closed in the middle of July at 12:00, but then I saw that they left an open beer cooler where anyone can take any beer and leave the money for 2.80€ for a bottle. Amazing. Thank you

A very nice place. More then worth the hike. Friendly and kind service. A wonderful view and great food to top it off.

A Charming Step Back in Time – Mittenwald Altstadt Review Visiting Mittenwald Altstadt felt like stepping into a Bavarian fairytale. Nestled in the heart of the Alps, this old town is a delightful blend of natural beauty, historic charm, and artistic flair. The colorful Lüftlmalerei (ornate frescoes) adorning the buildings give the streets an almost storybook quality, with every corner offering a photo-worthy view. Wandering through the cobbled alleys, I was struck by how well-preserved and peaceful everything felt. The air was crisp, the town square buzzed with a quiet, friendly energy, and the surrounding mountains provided a breathtaking backdrop. One highlight was visiting the Geigenbaumuseum, which showcases Mittenwald’s rich history of violin making—a unique cultural gem. Local cafes and bakeries offered cozy spots to rest and enjoy traditional Bavarian treats, and the people were warm and welcoming. Whether you’re drawn by history, architecture, or the sheer beauty of the Alps, Mittenwald Altstadt is a must-visit. It’s the kind of place that leaves you feeling refreshed, inspired, and just a little bit enchanted.

When I visited it in May, there weren’t many tourists yet except domestic tourists during weekends. I like it that way. At the Altstadt, you can see the Bavarian Alps. It is so scenic!

A beautiful place with the picture perfect background of mountain ranges. The historical architecture of the buildings are preserved with history depicted on the building walls in form of painting.

Right out of a fairytale. Many houses are hand-painted and the balconies overflow with flower boxes. Mountains rise up as a backdrop, urging us to hike. An idyllic holiday destination for outdoorsy folk.

Mittenwald is a picturesque alpine town that offers a more intimate and concentrated experience than its famous neighbor Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The town's claim to fame is its centuries-old violin-making tradition, established by Matthias Klotz in the late 17th century after his apprenticeship in Italy. Visitors can explore this legacy at the fascinating Geigenbaumuseum (Violin Making Museum), which charges just 5.50 euros for a carefully curated exhibition of historical instruments. The town's strategic location on a historic trade route between Germany and Italy contributed to its cultural development and prosperity. Today, Mittenwald captivates visitors with its superior café culture, featuring numerous outdoor establishments along its charming main street, and the breathtaking mountain views visible right from the train station. A major highlight is the thrilling Leutasch Gorge, offering free access to suspended walkways stretching 2 kilometers above rushing waters - a more adventurous alternative to Garmisch's Partner Klamm. The town's beautifully painted houses and compact layout create an immediately immersive experience, allowing visitors to start exploring the moment they step off the train,

A beautiful little town with quaint buildings and shops with mountains in the background. Take the cablecar to the top for fabulous views of the mountain and countryside. Have a beer from the highest brewery in Germany.

After parking statue main carpark by the train station it is a 5 minute walk to the Altstadt and boy is this worth it. Look at my pictures. Worth every minute we spent here

Great food, nice space, very good service. Although I couldn't order the Haxe, the waitress allowed me to order wiener Schnitzel but served with the Knödel instead of pommes. Great choice. The Schnitzel is big, crunchy yet juicy. The Knödel is the best one I ever tried. If you prefer Schnitzel to Haxe (it's too big for some people), then that's a good alternative. Besides, the weizen beer tastes very good.

Good food,great place to rest and take a break,stunning view.👍 Even if there are lot of people around it’s quiet and very relaxing to sit and enjoy your beer. The waitress was attentive and kind. We had just the main dishes with salads and non alcoholic beer from the tap. I had pork in demi glaze with stewed red cabbage and a potato dumpling,and my husband had a pork knuckle which he described as the best he had on our trip. We enjoyed our meal very much as everything was so well balanced with flavor and spices. Definitely a place I would recommend as it’s far from the crowd and such a relaxing spot with very good food.

Very good place for adults. Maybe for kids a bit hard as they have not kids menu. Therest was perfect.

We randomly stopped by at mittenwald after a road trip to find some food and found this restaurant who has Kaiserschmarrn on the menu. We decided to give a try since the reviews of this resto were pretty good. Turns out we didn’t disappoint at all 🥹🫶🏻. The pancake was sooooo delicious, even my bestfriend’s husband who is German, also said that this one was pretty legit. The only thing that perhaps needs an improvement was about the service. There were two staffs who served us last time, the young guy was super friendly and helpful, however the lady was a bit rude to us when she brought the food to our table ☹️. Nevertheless, the atmosphere was super lovely in this restaurant, both sitting indoor and outdoor, and we still enjoy our time eating in here. We definitely would recommend everyone to visit and specifically try their Kaiserschmarrn 🤍

The portions are very generous — especially if you don’t have a big appetite, one dish is more than enough to share. Overall, the Schweinshaxe was crispy, slightly salty, but absolutely delicious Overall quick and welcoming service.

We ate local food and drank Mittenwald Beer(local beer) which were excellent. Service and staff were very good. Totally recommend.

This restaurant is exceptional. It has an old school feel, great staff and the food was delicious. We had a large party with varied ages and everyone truly enjoyed their meals. Strongly recommend this restaurant, you will not be disappointed.

We brought our 9 and 12 year old who play the violin here today to see how violins were made here in Mittenwald. They were so friendly and welcoming. The kids loved seeing the violin workshop. We all enjoyed seeing the many steps it takes to make a violin and bow, and we learned a lot about the history of violin making in Mittenwald. This museum has a lot of beautiful old instruments on display. It was well worth visiting and we really enjoyed it.

Very informative museum that explains well the whole process of making a violin from the selection of trees for wood until a violinist can play the instrument. They provide a personal show and also an informative video on top of the hundreds of display items.

Very nice museum with a lot of explanations mostly in German but audio and movie are in English. Many original exhibits from several centuries. Entry 5 euros. We spent 2 hours inside on a rainy day

Amazing how much time, effort skill and passion goes into making a violin.. very interesting museum, with the possibility to touch, feel and even smell the different stages of building a violin

My husband and I recently spent a week in the Garmisch-Partenkirchen area of southern Germany, and one day were looking for a nearby town to explore, and Mittenwald was suggested to us by hotel staff. What an amazing find! We stumbled upon the Geigenbaumuseum (Violin Museum) by chance just leisurely walking around town, and it was so lovely and well done. It is housed within a building constructed in the 1700s where master violin makers worked for hundreds of years. We learned about violin making and also about the interesting history of the town itself. The museum staff was very kind, and despite not speaking much English (we very easily used the Google Translate app to read exhibit signs, it worked great), they managed to convey everything we needed to know to have an enjoyable visit. It is not a large museum, but has two levels with plenty to see; it was well worth the 5.50 euro admission. Mittenwald is a beautiful little town nestled at the base of the alps, and I highly recommend a visit, and the Geigenbaumuseum is a must-see when you go.

Cool museum with many violins that are decades and in many cases hundreds of years old. The clerk at the front desk was extremely pleasant. There are also wooden masks and cellos. We saw everything in about 45 minutes, but you could easily spend an hour reading all the informative placards. Worth the fee and close to just about everything in town.

Informative exhibits worth a visit. Staff could not help us research our 1790 Mittenwald violin or learn more about its maker, Joseph Kriner. We found later generation Kriner instruments on exhibit, but the staff was disappointingly uninterested and unhelpful. We had planned to spend 3 days in Mittenwald, but left after one afternoon.

This is a must-see attraction in Mittenwald. The gondola ride to the top is quick and reasonably priced, and the views from the top of the mountain are spectacular. Lots of hiking trails as well.

Definitely fun to go up the cable car ride. We went during Spring, so the weather was not too cold. I recommend bringing a jacket and hiking shoes if you intend to explore the peak. There was still a lot of ice on the top, so be careful. Don't bring your kids on the hikes as it's there are a lot of sharp rocks. The ride itself costs about 26.5 Euros. I didn't try the restaurant at the top. There's a nice sandy playground at the base camp. Worth going up if you are around the Mittenwald area.

Traveled around German on vacation with my brother and this was our favorite thing that we did throughout our trip. It is the second tallest cable car in Germany and the view from the top is breath taking. There were several hiking options which seemed like they would require a bit of planning before heading down the mountain, some of the paths down had cables to clip into. We had really great timing. We went up in the morning after breakfast and the weather was great without too many people. We did the small loop and hung out for awhile before heading back down the mountain.

Very friendly staff. Nice and cozy outside decoration. View from the top are amazing. Very friendly with kids.

The cars are relatively high-capacity. The lines seem to follow a rush hour pattern, so be prepared to wait if you try to leave the top at the end of the day.

Pricey but a very neat trip. I would recommend if you are in Mittenwald. Skip the food at the top, though.

Charming old cablecar that leads to great views and a number of excellent hiking and via ferreta trips.

Make sure to look up conditions on the hill before going. It looks like a pretty good area but it was completely covered in ice when we came making walking very dangerous, let alone using the playground or sledding or skiing.

First of all, if you want to came here, you better be coming in the morning, because even in working day ,in our case Friday, it was so busy that we end up looking for parking an our. The ride from the top was awesome, great looking wiews, when you are at the top of the mountain, there is playground for kids, and 50 meters away there is restorant with great prices. There is a road, down the hill, where you can walk, and go to Partnamklam ,I don't know the name correctly, you will get there about 1our and 15 min. Enjoy the wiews 😊

Parking nearby (5eur card), no waiting queue, smaller cosy gondolas, clean. In August may be difficult to find parking spot although the parking is big

Free if you have a Garmisch guest card. But only one-way. We took it on the way down after ascending through the Partnachklamm route.

definitely worth to visit, beautiful views and free one way ticket with guest card, on the way down you will find Partnachklamm, one the must visited place in Garmisch Partenkirchen

Well worth taking the gondola at summer, great views. For family hiking you can take it up to the mountain and walk down by feet.

The cable cars are very modern..The new kids area is very nice as well..you can also hike for different places when you go up

Nice locals bar for beer and watching football. Gets a lot of smokers going in and out, and smoke drifts inside. If you can put up with that the beer is good, and we tried a few different ones

Great bar - so very friendly and welcoming. Sitting outside with beers on a sunny day watching the world pass is heaven. We went in for one beer and stopped for three. Don't miss it - a proper local bar.

Pleasant bar with equally pleasant staff. Pretty cheap prices too.

Tourist trap, stay away.

Good food, good experience

Super

Bad bad service!!!

We were hungry after a long hike and we liked the pizza. The sizes are slightly big. Also carrying cash is recommended around here.

Very professional and kind owners of the restaurant. We loved pasta with salmon and Amatriciana. We will definitely come back again. Recommended!

Horrible experience. We went to eat there and we entered the restaurant. Waitress started immediately yelling that we can't stay inside, but outside, where was super hot and noisy. At first, her behaviour was horrible ,there are many other ways to say something to guests. Second, why should not we be allowed to have lunch inside...

Amazing place !! Great service and excelled food !! While Enjoying the glimpse of mittenwald mountains 😍😍😍😍

Fall in love with this pasta! I would come back there with a big pleasure

Delicious authentic Italian food. If you want a break from the local German cuisine and desire a pizza, this is the place to go. Can definitely recommend. Great service

Stuff is very polite and help full. I ordered there tomato soup and pasta with tomato sauce, they were pretty good, but too sour and bland, as for me.

Great Cafe. Price is reasonable, very convenient (near train station). Cake is so good and coffee is OK. The staffs are very friendly. Like here, will visit next time.

The bakery offers a great variety of bread, sandwiches, and paninis. The quality of the bread, cheese, and hams is top-notch. It’s a bit overpriced, but since it’s located directly in the Bahnhof, it’s super convenient and efficient for a quick bite. Pity they only have a lunch menu on weekdays. Still, I’d recommend it to travelers looking for a quick snack or lunch.

Had the large cappuccino, sweet croissant and a panini sandwich (cheese, smoked turkey/ ham and pesto sauce?). Woooow! The sandwich warmed in the oven melting cheese and toasting bread. So delicious. Coffee was proper latte and croissant matched well. Nice view of mtns and by train station .I'll be going back again. Recommend!

Easy, cozy #kitchen feeling mixed with the sizzle of the #start of the #journey of the new day. Very good #coffee, #delicious #breakfast and #home #bakery. Friendly charming #family like service, fast and sunny. #Children can play without disturbance in one part of the "Lokal". Thank you very much for your kind #hospitality and the good start for my discovery tour on #Mittenwalde.

Such a cozy place! There is a fireplace in the center, plenty of siting options, nice stuff, great mountain view from the windows, huge variety of tea, coffee and anything else you might need to fuel up before the train/bus or right after one. Don’t miss your train enjoying the place!

The coffee here is outstanding! We make a special effort to stop here when traveling through the area. Worth it every time! Highly recommend

Very tasty sandwiches (toasted), cakes and cappuccino (Siebträgermaschine so that's a big plus). Ideal before taking the train after an MTB tour The staff is very friendly as well. As the workday was about to end, they even offered us Semmel free of cost :) Directly at Bahnhof Mittenwald, very convenient. I'd give this place 6 out of 5 stars!