Kloster Andechs Braustüberl

Nice beer restaurant. There is a terrace

If you take a day ticket you can go all the way up to Herrsching & then take a bus here or way better which is what we did hike up through the hills and forest, across the fields and see the monastery complex pop out through the mist. Awesome walk & Amersee is also worth checking out while you are here. Don’t forget to go all the way up to the top of the complex and check out the amazing church which is there. All of this is part of the great experience of visiting this place. The complex is really beautiful. There you can hit up the self-service cafeteria. Which serves Bavarian styled cheese, charcuterie, huge pretzels & Haxe. The beer I what you want, 3 available draft, sadly not the whole range but the beer is so good, fresh & amazing, totally worth it. Quite touristic & huge but that still doesn’t diminish the impact or the quality.

Fantasic place, the Biergarten is huge and the place was packed(but service fast), almost to touristic. The church is worth a visit, the inside is magnificent, you can see they have made some money selling beers. A must in Bavaria.

Even though the train ride back and forth from Munich is very boring, once you get on the bus in Herrsching and go to the abbey it is worthwhile and a perfect half day excursion. Lovely beer garden with a nice view. Selection could be better but they seem to always have the helles/spezial, the weizen, the doppelbock and some seasonal special beer on gravity cask. Food is classical german and okay at that.

A nice hike to the abbey (around one hour depending on your walking speed). The place itself is quite crowded with efficient service for beer and food. The terrace is nice and has a decent view over the hills and fields, while the inside is a bit too loud for my taste when it's crowded. After the hike and while eating you'll enjoy a few beers and at the foot of the hill is a bus station, if you don't want to hike back. It can be a bit too touristy, but the food is great and cheap and the beer makes the stay quite enjoyable nonetheless.

Large self-service beergarden on top of the monastery hill. Got here at about 11:30 on a sunny Wednesday and watched it gradually fill up to almost maximum capacity by 12:30, so I recommend either coming early or late. Doesn't boast the most spectacular view and despite the heavily touristy vibe this is still a very pleasant spot to drink some beers. Four beers on tap, including a seasonal Weizenbock during my visit, all of fantastic quality and fresh from the barrel, as well as a couple of bottles. Prices are okay considering the region. Extra points for being allowed to bring your own Brotzeit!