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Entry No. 999 · Schnitzel · Schnitzel (Schnitzel)

Andy’s Krablergarten

Famous for its extensive Schnitzel menu with over 15 variations, including the "Bayerisches Schnitzel" with a horseradish-mustard coating. Portions are massive and consistently high quality.

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WaitLocated near Sendlinger Tor.12:00–14:00; secure a spot in the charming courtyard beer garden.
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Famous for its extensive Schnitzel menu with over 15 variations, including the "Bayerisches Schnitzel" with a horseradish-mustard coating. Portions are massive and consistently high quality.

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No. 999 for Schnitzel in Munich

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Sendlinger Tor

Sendlinger Tor

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Asamkirche

Asamkirche

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