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Rosenheim and it’s love of good coffee and food has been a great surprise for us. Over the summer, we noticed that Kaufmanns’ deck was packed with people and that usually means that something good is going on. Well, they’re right!

After two visits I can safely say that this is my favorite restaurant in Rosenheim and maybe even München. The menu is small but focused on quality as is the service. Both times there’ve only been two servers and the restaurant has been full and they still manage to keep up with keeping their customers happy.

We’ll definitely return again and again.

I just went by to make reservation for tonight and there was an undated sign stating that they’re closed for four weeks due to water damage. Who knows when that was posted? Hopefully, it’s not like the running sushi place that’s been closed since July for the “same reason”.

We ate at Maharadscha last night. Given that it was on the 30th and most of Rosenheim was empty they were surprisingly busy. The restraurant itself is quite attractive and well decorated in an odd Indian/Bavarian motif.

We were seated by a lady, who I can only assume is completely in charge of the place and everyone that works for her. She seemed as though she’d take no lip from anyone (good for her). However, once she seated us, it seemed like forever before she returned with menus.

The menu was extensive and we ended up deciding on an appetizer and a Thali plate for 2. My wife lived in India for awhile and knows what most Indian food is. The appetizer arrived and instead of being a “puff pastry” with onions it was more like onion rings. Good, but strange. Then the Thali arrived. It also had “curious” ingredients (i.e. kidney beans and lots of sliced peppers).

It was generally quite good but about half way through our meal the aforementioned lady walked by our table and under her breath said “pappadoms” and quickly returned with them. That made it better.

Was it bad, not at all, in fact, quite good. Will I go back? Maybe. There are still two other Indian restaurants that I haven’t tried yet. The reason I gave it a 3 star review was because of the “odd” ingredients and semi-slow service.

I have to say that I love my Wechselwild belt buckle! It’s really cool to have one belt buckle with so many options (provided you have a lot of replacement magnets). I change mine every couple of days to fit my mood.

The only reason that I don’t give them a 5 star review is that they don’t have a simple online way to upload and crop your own photos to make your own Wechselwild buckle covers. If they did, I’d easily have double the number that I currently have.

In any case, buy one… you won’t regret it!

I’ve visited INNig twice in the last week. Once for coffee and once for lunch and coffee. Both times I’ve been impressed by the attentiveness and friendliness of the staff (not something that’s normal in Germany). The coffee is excellent, the space is amazing (my wife and I have a thing for industrial buildings and loft spaces) and the food at lunch yesterday was very good.

I had a vegetable gnocchi which was cooked to perfection and the carrots and broccoli were crispy, not overcooked like most places like to do them. There we thin shavings of parma cheese throughout as well. I added a bit of ground pepper and salt to taste and it made me quite happy.

Oddly, there are a lot of undertones of Aran and I wonder if there’s some connection (whether the management is or where connected to Aran somehow). In any case, it’ll now be an internal battle of which one to frequent since they’re so close to one another.

The newly opened CompuStore is Rosenheims answer to the Apple Store. It’s also now saved my ass. My iMac recently had a major breakdown. I took it in to the guys there, they looked at it and determined it needed to be sent off for service. You pay a fee to have it examined and if you then decide to have it repaired they take that off of your total. Cool!

The service was quick, informative (I got continuous updates from the shop and the technician) and a lot less hassle and expense than I’d ever expected.

If I have another problem with my Mac, I’ll be back.

A great outdoor store. They know what they’re talking about but you often pay a bit more for the knowledge. Small and mighty.

Used to be my favorite outdoor store in Munich. Unfortunately, over the years the quality of their service and selection has dwindled. Still a good place if you’re looking for the std. Euro selection.

The closest thing Germany has to REI from the States. The service is excellent, people know what they’re talking about and the selection fantastic. My favorite outdoor store.

Shopping great! To look at great! The list goes on. Going through security every 3 meters, HELL!