Hirschau

crossovert

Wisconsin

3.55/5  rDev -0.6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 3 | selection: 3 | $$$

Quieter Biergarten in the Englischer Garten. It has a restaurant as well. I was here on a Friday night with a friend and it was pretty dead.

It is a cafeteria-style biergarten. I just had 2 maßes of Spaten Helles. They also had Franziskaner products. There is a kids area and it seems liek a family-oriented place, but after a certain time it was only young people left. It closes decently early.

Overall I had a good experience, it is worth a trip I think despite the low score. I didn't try the food though.

07-17-2011 10:42:58 | More by crossovert

UncleJimbo

Massachusetts

3.59/5  rDev +0.6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 3 | selection: 3.5 | $$

Continuing on my Englischer Garten beer garden crawl, I walked from Seehaus to Hirschau. The walk was shorter than the walk from Chinesischer Turm to Seehaus, but it took me across a pedestrian bridge over the Isarring roadway.

Hirschau was the smallest of the three biergartens that I visited. There was a seating area with many picnic tables with umbrellas, and a small stage with a band playing on this Sunday afternoon. There was an area for kids off to the side. You must go inside the main building to buy a beer or to use the toilets.

The beers served here are Spaten. Like the other biergartens, the selection of beers is not huge, but certainly adequate, and the beer is fresh. The prices are comparable to the other biergartens, as well. I didn't try much of the food here, but the selection also seemed typical.

This place did not "wow" me as much as the others, but it is worth the walk to visit one more interesting biergarten, and especially if you are a fan of Spaten beers.

03-18-2006 20:59:54 | More by UncleJimbo