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Nestled in the heart of Munich’s vibrant Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt district, Makassar is a culinary gem that invites you to indulge in a unique blend of colonial French and Creole cuisine. As you step through its doors, the warm ambiance envelops you, with rustic wooden accents and soft lighting creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for both intimate dinners and lively gatherings. The restaurant’s commitment to quality is evident in every detail, from the carefully curated menu to the attentive service that makes each visit feel special.

At Makassar, the menu is a delightful journey through flavors, showcasing standout dishes that reflect the restaurant’s culinary philosophy. One must-try is the **Cajun Fish Stew**, a hearty and refined dish that bursts with flavor, featuring tender fish simmered in a rich, spiced broth that warms the soul. Another highlight is the **Beef Tartar**, expertly prepared and served with a side of fresh greens that elevate the dish without overpowering its delicate flavors. Each bite is a testament to the chef's skill and passion for creating memorable dining experiences.

**Octopus Salad**: A dish that showcases the chef's creativity, featuring perfectly cooked octopus paired with a light dressing that enhances its natural flavors.

**Scallops**: A true delicacy, these are seared to perfection and served with a sauce that complements their sweetness beautifully.

The charm of Makassar extends beyond its food. The restaurant boasts an impressive selection of wines and cocktails, with the **Bombay Cumquat** cocktail being a standout choice for those looking to start their meal with a refreshing twist. The attentive staff, often noted for their warm demeanor, enhances the dining experience, ensuring that every guest feels welcomed and valued.

Conveniently located at Geyerstraße 52, Makassar is just a stone's throw away from some of Munich's most popular attractions. After enjoying a meal, guests can explore the nearby Theresienwiese, home to the famous Oktoberfest, or take a leisurely stroll through the picturesque streets of the city, soaking in the vibrant culture and history that Munich has to offer.

**What is Makassar known for?** Makassar is renowned for its unique blend of colonial French and Creole cuisine, offering a menu that features both classic and innovative dishes.

**Why should I visit?** The restaurant provides a cozy atmosphere, exceptional service, and a menu filled with flavorful dishes that promise a memorable dining experience.

**Is there parking available?** Yes, there are both free and paid street parking options nearby, making it convenient for guests.

Whether you’re a local or a traveler seeking a unique dining experience in Munich, Makassar promises to delight your senses. Book your table today and embark on a culinary adventure that you won’t soon forget!

Colonial French dishes like fish stew & steamed artichokes served in an upmarket restaurant.

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It's a gem of a place in this side of town, food was excellent. Their Cajun Fish stew was memorable, super hearty and refine. Absolutely refreshing to find a menu such as what this restaurant has to offer in Munich. The owners were absolute gentlemans.

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The cousine at Makassar is colonial French which is quite evident in the interiors. The vibe feels extremely cozy. service was very good, there is an elegant waitress with a strong French accent who makes you want to order everything on the menu.

As an aperitif, order the Bombay cumquat, it is an excellent cocktail. The same can’t be said for their Old Fashioned, it was a dsaster, from the presentation to the taste. Served in a Jack Daniels glass with a straw, it was the most love-less looking Old Fashioned I have seen in my life.

The food was a bit of a hit and miss:

- Octopus salad: octopus had a good consistency but way too many greens and too much of a mayo-cream (not sure what it was exactly) they should have just stuck to olive oil and lemon and not overfilled the bowl with lettuce.
- Lamb chops: total disappointment, I was hoping they would be similar to the ones at La Petite Maison but the meat was rather fatty and chewy and lacking in flavor
- Steak: had a bite of my friend’s steak and it was pretty good, it had their famous steak sauce which I must say is absolutely delicious
- Chicken wings: sweet potato fries were good but chicken was drowning in barbecue sauce
- Beef tartar: was very good! Only complaint is that the salad on the side ruined it, it was the same annoying style as the one the octopus came with
- Chicken sate: didn’t taste it, a friend ordered it but was not particularly thrilled
- Scallops: excellent

In a nutshell, it is a charming venue but I just make sure you order the right dishes. What is nice about Makassar is that all the people work there are in a good mood and attentive. They also have a nice selection of wines. The only thing missing was MUSIC! I love hearing restaurant chatter along with background music, without music the chatter just sounds like an echo.

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From the moment I stepped into this culinary haven, I knew I was in for a treat. The ambiance was inviting, the staff warm and welcoming. But it was the food that truly stole the show. Every dish was a masterpiece, crafted with skill and passion. Each bite was a symphony of flavors, leaving me craving more. And the service? Impeccable. Attentive without being intrusive, the staff anticipated our every need. Dining here was not just a meal, but an experience to be cherished. I can confidently say this is one of the best restaurants I've ever had the pleasure of dining in.

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Lively atmosphere. Head waiter is a master of his trade. The food selection is varied with choices from French, Creole and Cajun dishes. Very well stocked bar with choice rums

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The staff and location are nice, but the food is very expensive for what you get. 35eur beef filet was way too salty and with very small side. For 50eur per person, you can get much better food elsewhere.

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