Tantris

München (Germany)

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München (Germany)

Like the Olympic roof or the television tower, the Tantris restaurant in Munich Schwabing is a living original from the 1970s: It stands for over forty years of star gastronomy and world-class architecture, but above all it is a place of joie de vivre. Even before the darkly alluring façade of sheet metal and concrete, the stone mythical creatures by Swiss artist Bruno Weber point the way to another world. The term “sacred halls” is by no means absurd, as their creator, the architect and now retired professor Justus Dahinden, is primarily famous for his cathedrals. In addition to the highest standards, the humor and passion of the founder, Fritz Eichbauer, are very much present. Two wine cellars with 550 varieties and 50,000 bottles round off this cult object. This makes Tantris one of the most traditional fine dining restaurants in Germany. After Eckart Witzigmann, Heinz Winkler and Hans Haas and a modernization of the house, Benjamin Chmura has now taken over the management of the kitchen.
Restaurant Tantris impressions and views
Restaurant Tantris impressions and views
Restaurant Tantris impressions and views
Restaurant Tantris impressions and views
Restaurant Tantris impressions and views
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