What is the best Italian restaurant in Munich?

The top Italian venue in Munich is Acquarello. Mario Gamba's 'cucina del sole', one Michelin star, holding it for 25 years

How much does dining at a Italian restaurant in Munich cost?

Italian restaurants in Munich typically range from $ to $$ in price.

Which neighborhood has the best Italian restaurants in Munich?

Altstadt-Lehel has the highest concentration of Italian venues in Munich.

Cuisine Guide

Best Italian Restaurants in Munich

Munich's dining scene spans every corner of the world. These are the finest Italian venues in the city, each one personally vetted by our editorial team for quality, atmosphere, and experience.

Venues

Our editors' ranked picks for Munich:Acquarello, Villa Amalfi im Bogenhauser Hof, Acetaia, Pastalozzi, Vinaiolo Osteria con Cucina.

#	Venue	Neighborhood	Price	Why it makes the list
1	Acquarello	Bogenhausen	$$$$	Mario Gamba's 'cucina del sole', one Michelin star, holding it for 25 years
2	Villa Amalfi im Bogenhauser Hof	Bogenhausen	$$$	1825 protected villa, reopened 2023 as an Amalfi-coast Italian, handmade pasta, fresh seafood, walled courtyard
3	Acetaia	Neuhausen	$$$	Jugendstil mosaic floors, Modenese aceto, pecorino-marjoram ravioli that's been on the menu since 1999
4	Pastalozzi	Glockenbachviertel	$$	Holzplatz hideaway for fresh pasta and Roman pinsa
5	Vinaiolo Osteria con Cucina	Haidhausen	$$$	1904 Trieste merchant-shop interior, Veneto-Friuli-Campania osteria
6	Café Luigi Tambosi	Altstadt-Lehel	$$	Munich's oldest café since 1775, Italian roots, Hofgarten terrace.
7	Eataly München (Schrannenhalle)	Altstadt-Lehel	$$$	The full Eataly market hall inside Munich's restored Schrannenhalle, on Viktualienmarkt.
8	Gandl	Altstadt-Lehel	$$$	Lehel institution since the 1990s, French-Italian cooking and a delicatessen on St.-Anna-Platz.
9	Rocca Riviera	Maxvorstadt	$$$	Mediterranean glamour on Wittelsbacher Platz, Riviera-meets-Italy in Maxvorstadt.