The historic St. Emmeramsmühle is located in Oberföhring, right on the northern edge of the English Garden. When you leave the English Garden over the bridge to Spervogelstraße, you will come directly to it. The so-called “St. Emmeramsbrücke” is nearby.
Emmeramsmühle – beautiful cozy restaurant with the best Bavarian cuisine
The Emmeramsmühle has a very nice beer garden under old chestnut trees and nice parlors with a fireplace inside. The cuisine is upscale Bavarian with selected, high-quality ingredients.
The Emmeramsmühle is family and child-friendly and accessible for people with disabilities. Terrace, playground and parking spaces are available. The mill offers various rooms and a festive, dignified setting for weddings and birthdays.
You can find more information and the great menu at Emmerams-Mühle.
Action: Animal tradition in St. Emmeram:
Of goats, sheep and loving care
St. Emmeram looks back on a long tradition of animal husbandry. Goats and chickens once roamed freely, but since 2000, sheep and goats have dominated the scene.
Lise & Lotte: The beginning of an animal era
A new era began with the sheep Lise & Lotte, originally intended as “lawn mowers” for the dog school. The Dorper-Merino mixes, lovingly bottle-fed, became loyal companions and even helpers in puppy playtime. Their appearances in the live nativity play made them local celebrities.
Today: diversity and loving rearing
Today, Schneewittchen, a descendant of Lise & Lotte, grazes in St. Emmeram. The herd is supplemented by sheep and goats that were taken in as “problem children” or motherless young animals. All the animals are tame and used to dogs.
Landscape conservation and animal characteristics
Sheep and goats make an important contribution to landscape conservation by grazing green spaces and controlling scrub encroachment. Their different characters – peaceful sheep, clever but order-conscious goats – characterize their coexistence.
Important note: Feed ban and animal protection
To ensure the health of the animals, the Emmeramsmühle urgently requests that the feed ban be observed. Poisonous plants have already led to losses, which is why a double fence has been erected. Help protect our animals!
The story:
The property of this old restaurant is located on Römerstraße. 2000 years ago, it connected Augsburg with the salt mines in the Salzkammergut. The building was first mentioned in the 14th century, writes the St. Emmeramsmühle on its website.
Anyone interested in the history of the mill can find more information on the Nord-Ost-Kultur website.
Address:
Restaurant Emmeramsmühle, Munich, Oberföhring
St. Emmeram 41, 81925 Munich
Tel.: 089 809 27 663
Arrival by car
The parking situation directly at the Emmeramsmühle is limited. Therefore, there are only a few parking spaces available.
At weekends, we offer our guests a valet parking service for a fee of € 4.00 in order to make the best use of the available parking facilities.
Alternative ways to get there: Bus, streetcar or bicycle
To minimize the traffic load in the area, we recommend that you use public transport or a bicycle.
One particularly beautiful option is the cycle route through the English Garden along the Isar. This route takes you to Emmeramsmühle in a relaxed manner and offers idyllic natural scenery along the way.
If you like walking, you can start at the Oberföhring weir. From there you can reach the restaurant in about 15 minutes on foot.
Accessible by bus or streetcar: Bus 188/189/50/332, and streetcar 36
Nearby: Oberföhring weir, Isar Munich