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Vegelangelo €€
( 2880 6836;
www.vegelangelo.de
; Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 16; mains €9-19; 6pm-
late Mon-Sat, noon-2pm Tue-Thu; ; Isartor, Isartor)
Reservations are recom-
mended at this petite vegie spot where Indian odds and ends, a piano and a small Victorian
fireplace distract little from the superb meat-free cooking, all of which can be converted to
suit vegans. There's a menu only (€24 to €30) policy Fridays and Saturdays. Cash only.
VEGETARIAN
XII Apostel €€
(Thierschplatz 6; mains €6-17; 11am-1am Mon-Fri & Sun, noon-2am Sat; Lehel)
Despite the expensive, exclusive feel of the dramatic dining space at this brand new,
somewhat over-styled Italian job, resplendent in high ceiling frescoes, wood panelling and
Chesterfield-style seating, the pizza-pasta menu here will not overwhelm your wallet. The
triangular upstairs bar is a cool night spot in its own right. Staff speak little English.
ITALIAN
Showroom €€€
( 4442 9082; Lilienstrasse 6; five-course menu €95; 6pm-1am Mon-Fri;
Deutsches Museum)
Andreas Schweiger's crossover creations strike just the right balance
between adventure and comfort, which is why his restaurant is among the most respected
in town. The finely crafted dishes on offer are beyond the means of most mortals so this is
definitely one for very special occasions.
FINE DINING
Swagat €€
(Prinzregentenplatz 13; mains €10-20; 11.30am-2.30pm & 5.30pm-1am; ;
Prinzregentenplatz)
Though a touch shabby from the outside, inside Swagat fills every
nook of an intimate cellar space with Indian fabrics, cavorting Hindu gods and snow-
white table cloths. The curry is as hot as Bavarians can take it, and there's plenty to please
noncarnivores.
INDIAN
Nektar €€
FUSION
