Gasthof Rabenwirt

Lunch outside on the terrace with a view of the Isar Valley was pure enjoyment! The setting and table setting are beautiful. Wiener schnitzel and duck taste very good. There is a little bit of catching up to do when it comes to service.

As part of a company presentation, the service and the food and drinks served were excellent.

In June 2024 we said yes and then celebrated at the Rabenwirt. The location itself is great and offers impressive views. Now you're probably wondering how the 2-star rating comes about. …

In June 2024 we said yes and then celebrated at the Rabenwirt. The location itself is great and offers impressive views. Now you're probably wondering how the 2-star rating comes about. There are several reasons for this.We visited the location for the first time a year in advance and decided immediately. The owner only responds to emails sporadically and very briefly. On such an occasion you are understandably nervous and don't want to forget anything that needs to be told or asked of the location. But the owner always said that we shouldn't worry and worry so much.She didn't ask for a deposit or a signed contract. On the day of the wedding we realized why! She called us early in the morning and said that the weather wasn't looking good in the evening. However, we were willing to take the risk as there are large umbrellas outside to sit under. In the first phone call she said we should think about it, and in the second phone call she threatened us that we should either do as she said, i.e. eat inside, or find a new location. That was a shock!The day before we dropped off all of our decorations and the lady just asked if we were moving because we had so much with us. Of course I sent photos to show how I wanted everything to be set up and what belonged together. However, the next day most of it was forgotten. The photo box was placed in a location where there was only one power outlet. The dance floor was far too small for almost 50 people, and the guest book table and other things were simply not set up. Even the welcome mirror didn't make sense where it was placed!I would also like to say something about food. At the rehearsal dinner we were particularly impressed by the grilled steak, which was cooked to perfection. However, on the day of the wedding, it was more like a dry pot roast with no flavor at all. For the price this was very disappointing!I hope this review isn't too long, but these are the points that bothered and shocked us the most.

We had dinner with 8 people on Saturday. The service was unfriendly, the food, especially the roast pork, wasn't tasty and only a few tables were occupied. At 9:30 p.m. we were the last guests to leave the Rabenwirt. Given the standards/prices, the quality of service and food should be at a much higher level; in the summer it was significantly better

Reserved by phone, the reception was anything but friendly. When we were told and asked to find a place in the restaurant for the baby's stroller, the answer we received was: "If at all, in the next room!". “If at all” is not only unfriendly, but discriminatory and hostile to children.Sorry, but hearing something like that from the restaurant management is not acceptable. Needless to say, the restaurant was immediately abandoned.

On Sunday lunchtime my family (6 people) had dinner there and a table outside was reserved by phone.When we got there, the friendly waitress let us choose between two tables and pointed out where there used to be more shade. Great!The order for the first drinks was taken promptly and in a friendly manner, and then brought to our table immediately. Questions about ordering the food were answered competently and in a friendly manner; these were also freshly prepared in the correct order, as starters and side salad were also ordered.My mom (87 years old) is less hungry in the heat and ordered a small pork sandwich (1 slice of meat, plenty of crust, two small dumplings, including cabbage and bacon salad for €15.80).As expected, this portion was still too much, so there was meat & 1 dumpling & some sauce, but no crust (rind) left on the plate. While clearing away the attentive waitress (still Ms. J.) asked my mom if she could pack the rest to take away and whether she wanted ADDITIONAL sauce, which my mom said no.Now comes the kicker: our SUPER waitress brought my mother's leftovers back to the table, well packaged, and noticed:“I put another piece of crust on top for you,” which brought another smile to my mother’s face.I have never experienced anything so friendly, attentive and free in 30 years of visiting restaurants!Many thanks to Ms. J. & team & kitchen for this great afternoon with you.The only downside are the prices for drinks, a 0.5l non-alcoholic wheat beer (bottle) costs €6, which is more expensive than a 0.5l draft beer for €5.80, and a 0.7l bottle of water costs €7 .80.-€ or 1l Leonhard 9.80.-€...a motivated & attentive & passionate & competent staff also costs.

First of all, no car park! You need to park on street where are restrictions. Rooms are big, clean and nice. Restaurant serve good food, but quite expensive. No breakfast for hotel guests.

We went to Rabenwirt with my wife for her birthday dinner. Everything was wonderful, I would like to thank all the Rabenwirt crew again.

The best thing about the Rabenwirt is the terrace with a view of the Isar Valley. Reserving a table directly at the parapet was difficult. We got a table directly at the parapet, probably only because the beer garden or terrace was relatively empty.The restaurant seems like it wants to be something better. The food is expensive but unfortunately only mediocre home cooking. We hadn't finished the aperitif when the food arrived. The wine was delicious, but you had to keep telling the waiter to refill it. She also called us all on first name terms. We are from 69 to 89 years old. The waitress was perhaps not even 30. Some male guests came in shorts. Not appropriate in such an atmosphere. The best thing is the view of the Isar Valley, otherwise average.More appearance like reality.