Artesano - Ebersberg

How can a waitress ignore you as long as she went past us and see if all guests have everything they needed. But she looked completely over. The breakfast offer written on a sign by hand could only be seen upon request. The waitress was quite overwhelmed, although not so many guests were there. When we came to order, we ordered the Artesano breakfast for 9,90 € per person and two tea drinks. We waited for our drinks for more than 15 minutes. After all, breakfast and our drinks came, but with too much lid and 2 mouths and a pulp. We only thought about it, but then we saw that we had such a bread basket for each breakfast. But nothing came from the waitress, we left it and asked for the bill. And then we sat again....20 minutes and waited for our bill until the waitress reappeared that we wanted to pay. Invoice came 30 €. Two stars for breakfast, that was okay, but for the price and service a groundless wickedness. Again and again...

What can I say about this place except for its sensational service, atmosphere, drinks and even the locals made it the highlight of our trip. We found this place on the last night of our 2 week European road trip and was greeted by Chris and Christof. Immediately sat us at the bar and asked what type of drink we like (ales for me and cocktails for my partner). Chris then continued to supply drinks to suit with some background knowledge of each drink. We even made friends with the locals who taught us how to play a few german bar games with dice. A night to remember indeed you must visit if you can!

Delicious food, very good and friendly service. Breakfast on a Sunday morning. It is as good as it gets. We will come back!!

Dropped in here for a coffee following a few hours hiking. Really friendly waiter recommended the house chocolate cake of the day. It was superb. Coffee second to none. Lovely decor. Always something to look at and admire. Easygoing atmosphere. I can fully recommend this cafe.

We were invited there for a Sunday brunch by friends. They had reserved about 15 people. It was obvious from the start that this place does not really believe in eating breakfast on Sundays. The 'dishes ' served came on wooden boards that were full and did look nice those that actually arrived. There were no dishes though. Trying to put what was served on the few slices of bread was difficult. I got people upset when I started using the wooden table as a plate. I would have expected at least some toast or roles, not just some stale bread. Half of the group was told after over 1/2 an hour that they would have to change their order as the kitchen had run out of ingredients. Serving the orders took 1.5 hours the last person getting their breakfast when we were just leaving. Though I wasn 't the one footing the bill I had a look at the menu. Way overpriced for a place in the country. I could write more, but as a summary: Not a place I would chose for breakfast again.