Alte Gutsscheune
at Golfpark Gut Häusern
Mediterranean and Bavarian cooking in the former estate barn, around 30 minutes from Munich. Anes Hodzic and Marko Karajica welcome you beneath the old roof timbers or outside on the terrace, looking out over the fairways.




Mediterranean and Bavarian, in the heart of the golf park.
The former estate barn has been a restaurant since 2004. Anes Hodzic and Marko Karajica welcome you beneath the old roof timbers and on the south terrace, looking out over the 18 holes of Golfpark Gut Häusern.
On the table is what the house is known for: burrata and pasta, Wiener Schnitzel and rump steak with crispy onions, Ćevapi from the Balkans, and a wine list that runs from Provence to the Rheingau.

The south terrace
Around 100 seats in the sun, with a view across the whole course.



At lunchtime after a round, in the afternoon for a glass, in the evening when the light falls low across the fairways. Beneath the Paulaner parasols, golfers sit alongside day visitors from Munich and the Dachau countryside. The kitchen serves hot food until 9 pm.

From the kitchen
Regional cooking meets international inspiration. Mediterranean and Bavarian dishes, fish from the grill and a nod to the Balkans.

Burrata

Pasta

Fish

Ćevapi

Carpaccio

Dessert
From the menu
A selection. The full menu, with filters for cuisine, dietary preferences and allergens, is on the menu page.
Full menu
Beneath old timbers
The former estate barn was converted in 2003 with great care for detail. The old roof structure was left open and still spans the dining room today.
The main hall seats more than 180 guests; the side room, with up to 40 places, suits family celebrations and business dinners.

Celebrations in the barn
Christenings · First Communions · Confirmations · Weddings · Birthdays · Corporate events · Christmas parties
From a small gathering in the side room to a large celebration beneath the rafters, with a buffet on the terrace or a set menu at the long table.
Enquire about a celebration

Golfpark Gut Häusern
18 holes, par 72, 6,710 metres.
The championship course was designed by Peter Harradine. From 2008 to 2013, the world’s leading women players contested the Ladies German Open here. For a quicker round there is also the 6-hole course.
Tee times and green fees through the club office: +49 8139 93280.

- Opening hours
- Tuesday to Sunday, 11 am to 10 pm
Hot food served until 9 pm
Closed on Mondays - Season
- 1 March to 26 December
Closed for winter in January and February - Address
- Alte Gutsscheune
Gut Häusern 2
85229 Markt Indersdorf - Getting here
- In the district of Dachau, around 30 minutes from Munich.
Directions in Google Maps (opens in a new window) - Payment
- Cash
- Girocard
- Visa
- Mastercard
- American Express

