Difference between revisions of "Bootshaus"

From MunichBeerGardens.com
Jump to: navigation, search
Line 1: Line 1:
'''The Bootshaus beer garden is located near the Isar and close to the zoo in Thalkirchen, a city district of central Munich. Since about 50 years the beer garden is open to the public. The main house, built in 1951, functions as the association restaurant and meeting place for the NaturFreunde (Nature Friends). The NaturFreunde is an international association with members in 40 countries with the aim to protect and preserve the nature.'''
+
'''The Bootshaus beer garden is located near the Isar and close to the zoo in the Thalkirchen district of central Munich. Since about 50 years the beer garden is open to the public. The main building which dates back to 1951 functions as the meeting venue for the NaturFreunde (Nature Friends Association). The NaturFreunde is an international organisation with members in 40 countries with the aim to protect and preserve nature.'''
  
The Bootshaus is quite unknown in Munich. The beer garden is not mentioned in any guides and gives a very inconspicuous impression from the street. No big signs or brewery advertisement lead new guests to this idyllic family beer garden. The district chairman Oliver Schimmel states, that the beer garden lives through mouth propaganda. The small kitchen is not capable to cater guests fast at high rush and therefore wants to keep the business low. Already now on sunny days the beer garden is packed with families, which very often even unfold their picnic blankets on the large meadow due to lack of seats. The beer garden is entirely enclosed and has only one entrance/exit. Parents can let their kids run around and explore the large property.
 
 
The beer garden has about 250 seats on normal tables and traditional beer benches. There is no serviced area and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Bootshaus offers beside quick snacks such as Currywurst and french fries also traditional beer garden meals such as Obadza and Wurstsalat (sausage salad). Coffee and homemade cakes are also available. The food prices are family friendly and even a Helles (lager) from [[Hacker Pschorr]] costs only 5,80 p/[[Maß]].
 
 
The beer garden is open from May to October when the weather is good from 11am to 10pm.
 
  
 
{| class="imageTable"
 
{| class="imageTable"
Line 31: Line 26:
 
|align="right"|[[File:Bootshaus 016.jpg|196px]]
 
|align="right"|[[File:Bootshaus 016.jpg|196px]]
 
|}
 
|}
 +
 +
The Bootshaus is quite unknown in Munich. The beer garden is not usually mentioned in other guides and gives a somewhat inconspicuous impression towards bypassers as there is no "beer garden" entrance sign that lead new guests to this idyllic family beer garden. The district chairman Oliver Schimmel says, "the beer garden in known to visitors mainly through word-of-mouth. The small kitchen is is not equipped to cater to too many guests at the same time. Already now on sunny days the beer garden is packed with families, who often unfold their picnic blankets on the large meadow due to lack of seats". The beer garden is entirely enclosed within a fenced area and with only one entrance/exit parents can let their kids run around and explore the large property.
 +
 +
The beer has 250 seats, some are regular tables and chairs and some traditional beer garden benches. There is no serviced area and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Besides Currywurst and french fries, the kicthen offers a variety of traditional beer garden meals, such as Obadza and Wurstsalat (sausage salad). Coffee and homemade cakes are also available. The food prices are family friendly and even a Helles (lager) from [[Hacker Pschorr]] costs only 5,80 p/[[Maß]].
 +
 +
The beer garden is open from May to October when the weather is good everyday from 11am to 10pm.

Revision as of 18:06, 12 September 2010

The Bootshaus beer garden is located near the Isar and close to the zoo in the Thalkirchen district of central Munich. Since about 50 years the beer garden is open to the public. The main building which dates back to 1951 functions as the meeting venue for the NaturFreunde (Nature Friends Association). The NaturFreunde is an international organisation with members in 40 countries with the aim to protect and preserve nature.


Bootshaus 001.jpg
Bootshaus 002.jpg Bootshaus 003.jpg Bootshaus 004.jpg
Bootshaus 005.jpg Bootshaus 006.jpg Bootshaus 007.jpg
Bootshaus 008.jpg Bootshaus 009.jpg Bootshaus 010.jpg
Bootshaus 011.jpg Bootshaus 012.jpg Bootshaus 013.jpg
Bootshaus 014.jpg Bootshaus 015.jpg Bootshaus 016.jpg

The Bootshaus is quite unknown in Munich. The beer garden is not usually mentioned in other guides and gives a somewhat inconspicuous impression towards bypassers as there is no "beer garden" entrance sign that lead new guests to this idyllic family beer garden. The district chairman Oliver Schimmel says, "the beer garden in known to visitors mainly through word-of-mouth. The small kitchen is is not equipped to cater to too many guests at the same time. Already now on sunny days the beer garden is packed with families, who often unfold their picnic blankets on the large meadow due to lack of seats". The beer garden is entirely enclosed within a fenced area and with only one entrance/exit parents can let their kids run around and explore the large property.

The beer has 250 seats, some are regular tables and chairs and some traditional beer garden benches. There is no serviced area and guests are welcome to bring their own food. Besides Currywurst and french fries, the kicthen offers a variety of traditional beer garden meals, such as Obadza and Wurstsalat (sausage salad). Coffee and homemade cakes are also available. The food prices are family friendly and even a Helles (lager) from Hacker Pschorr costs only 5,80 p/Maß.

The beer garden is open from May to October when the weather is good everyday from 11am to 10pm.