Attention pizza fans: L’Osteria opens in the Glockenbachviertel!

Attention pizza fans: L’Osteria opens in the Glockenbachviertel!

In the heart of the Glockenbach district, the popular L’Osteria restaurant chain opened a new branch. In Klenzestrasse, where the sushi restaurant "Sushi + Soul" resided for over 26 years, the chefs are now conjuring Italian classics. After the closure of "Sushi + Soul" due to sales problems and high costs, it was time for a fresh start. L’Osteria has extensively rebuilt the restaurant and is now relating to an appealing furnishings with dark wood, bordeaux -colored velvet curtains and marble.

The new restaurant, where 140 guests can find space inside and 90, opened its goals with a wide smile. "The first guests enjoyed the new ambience on the opening day," reports Max Jilg, who acts as a restaurant manager and previously worked in the branch on Schwanthalerhöhe. Michael Burkhofer, who is now responsible for L’Osteria across Germany, has supported the catering concept with his experience in Munich.

the menu and the atmosphere

The menu scores with Italian classics. From pasta to fresh salads to the famous L’Osteria pizzas, which have a diameter of a proud 45 cm. The most popular pizza of the guests is the Margarita, which is available for 11.50 euros. To this end, the spaghetti are joining tomatoes and basil, which are offered for 10.95 euros. In keeping with the food, there is a selection of beers, including Paulaner beer for 5.25 euros per half, as well as various wines.

The inviting atmosphere is supplemented by warm background music and busy conversations between staff and guests. The new sun terrace forms a perfect connection between indoor and outdoor use- ideal for a summer visit with a cool drink.

Family-friendly offers and to-go service

Families are also taken care of: children's dishes and a malt table with utensils make a visit to the little ones. Dogs are also welcome and find a shady spot in the special dog bar.

The to-go offer will be particularly popular due to the proximity to the Isar, which means that the operators expect a lot of walk-in customers. The opening times are generously designed: Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays to midnight and Sundays and on public holidays from 12 noon to 11 p.m.

This is how L’Osteria brings a fresh wind to the Glockenbach district, which is now known not only for Sushi, but also for Italian delicacies. The expansion of the chain with eleven branches in Munich now shows that Italian cuisine is also very well received in the capital of Bavaria. L’Osteria currently runs over 200 restaurants throughout Europe and is always looking for new locations.

in a district that is known for its diverse culinary offer, this new restaurant could soon become a meeting point for friends, families and all pizza lovers.

For more information, visit the pages of evening newspaper , l’Osteria and Süddeutsche Zeitung .