Taxisgarten Beer Garden, Munich

Taxisgarten is a serene beer garden tucked away in the Neuhausen neighborhood of Munich. It's favored by locals as a social hub and tends to escape the tourist radar. The nearby Taxisklinik, the largest maternity hospital in Bavaria, often sees new fathers commemorating their child's birth with a traditional beer in this garden.

Established in 1924, Taxisgarten was first a recuperation facility for World War I veterans. Over time, it evolved into a community space. The garden seats around 1,500 patrons amidst towering chestnut trees with options to sit on classic beer benches, some with backrests, or at regular dining tables. Unlike many establishments, Taxisgarten operates solely on a self-service basis without a dedicated restaurant service.

The menu boasts appetizing traditional fare, featuring roasted chicken, spareribs, a selection of Obatzda cheese spreads, and a unique dish of country-style potatoes drizzled with avocado sauce.

For events like private parties or weddings, there's a ballroom available for hire that accommodates up to 250 people. This venue is also known for public screenings of significant football matches, creating a lively atmosphere for fans.