May I introduce myself: Irmi
Your kind-hearted soul. A feel-good setting and your favourite dishes in the heart of the most beautiful city in the world.
At Irmi, Bavarian pub culture meets “Modern Munich Kitchen”: Here, outdated customs are replaced by down-to-earth home cooking and classic Bavarian delicacies in a modern atmosphere. Our expert chefs prepare all dishes with fresh, regional ingredients and passion.
Delicious speciality beers and the traditional art of brewing: At Irmi, we put nothing else into our beer jugs. Märzen, Innovator, Sternhagel… at Irmi you can try the whole repertoire of Giesinger speciality beers as well as other craft beers from around the world. Our beer pro knows everything there is to know about hop and malt and he has a few secret tips up his sleeve, too.
Irmi’s Sunday brunch
Enjoy every 1st sunday of each month a large “breakfast + lunch = brunch” at restaurant Irmi. Bavarian & international breakfast buffet incl. mimosas, tea, water, coffee, juice from 12.00 to 15.00. 42 Euro per person / 50% off the price for children until 14 years old / kids until 6 years eat for free! Save the date!
Sharing Menu
Since Irmi’s favourite motto is “sharing is caring”, Irmi offers you a special sharing menue: Eat together with your friends, family or colleagues, and share starters, main course, and dessert. An unforgettable evening is guaranteed.
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What Irmi’s guests talk about on TripAdvisor
best place direct at the central station
“modern interior, small but great offer of munich food, local beer ‘Giesinger’ brewed in munich and a very smart staff of waiters – all for a reasonable price .. all what u want and need!…”
Amazing gem
“I had kaisespazle…as well as apple strudel. Both were beyond good and the strudel was so good, I literally did a little dance (in my chair) before I ate it. This place is a GEM…”
delicious!
“…it was really outstanding. Tender, buttery, crisp on the outside, and with a mustardy flavor–probably the best schnitzel I’ve ever had. …”