Steinheil 16

Bogdan Pătrăucean a month ago

Good place to have a schnitzel. I'd recommend you take the potatoes, not the fries. You also get a salad on the house, which was a nice touch.

Ross Allen 4 months ago

A full restaurant on a Monday is always a good sign. Huge portions, attentive service and a bustling atmosphere. Not a quiet restaurant by any means. Schnitzel great (massive), steak highly recommended. Suggest to book in advance for evening dining.

Olivia 5 months ago

Very nice place for an authentic Bavarian dinner! We booked through the website and everything was perfect. We had a delicious Schnitzel and a great Currywurst. For dessert, the Apple Strudel was amazing! 🥨🍎✨

Stephen Gibbs 7 months ago

We stopped by Steinheil 16 for lunch and were greeted by a busy, energetic atmosphere that instantly set the tone. The restaurant had a great buzz, with tables full and a steady flow of locals and visitors alike—always a good sign when you’re searching for an authentic spot to eat in Munich. For my meal, I went for the Wiener Schnitzel, and it absolutely delivered. The portion was generous, the coating perfectly crisp, and the meat inside was tender and full of flavour. It was a classic done right—simple, satisfying, and exactly what you hope for when ordering schnitzel in Bavaria. My wife chose the chilli, which was equally impressive. It was hearty, well-seasoned, and packed with flavour, making it a great alternative to the more traditional dishes on the menu. Despite the lunchtime rush, the service was quick and friendly. The staff handled the busy room effortlessly, and our food arrived promptly without feeling rushed. Overall, Steinheil 16 is a must-try when visiting Munich—great food, generous portions, and a lively local vibe that makes the whole experience even better. Perfect for a relaxed but satisfying lunch in the city.

Nutthinee J. 11 months ago

Steinheil 16 – A Must-Visit for Schnitzel Lovers in Munich Pork schnitzel has been one of the dishes I’ve been looking forward to on this trip — and Steinheil 16 didn’t disappoint. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, perfect for gathering with a small group of friends (no more than 4 people), since finding a table can be tough. Reservation is highly recommended — walk-in chances are quite low. We booked for 5:30 pm on a Sunday but arrived early at 4:00 pm and waited about 30 minutes for a walk-in table. The restaurant was completely packed both inside and outside, which already told us how popular this place is. We ordered the pork schnitzel with potato salad and curried sausage. The schnitzel was absolutely worth the wait — thin, crispy, and delicious. But the portion is huge — definitely bigger than what most Asians could comfortably finish in one sitting. The curry sausage was superb too, a little on the salty side, but it pairs perfectly with beer. Interestingly, we seemed to be the only Asian guests in the restaurant, which is a good sign that this is a local favorite spot rather than a tourist trap. If you’re in Munich and want a truly local schnitzel experience, Steinhe