Lunch and dinner are served daily. If you're a schnitzel fan, the House of Munich is just what the doctor ordered. Try Wiener Schnitzel, Jager Schnitzel or Holstein Schnitzel. Or if you prefer to jump off the schnitzel bandwagon, sample one of the other authentic German entrees, like sauerbraten or hunter stew. Traditional treats such as potato pancakes and cabbage rolls are quite good, too.
German beers are always on tap, so get ready for a total German experience.
The House of Munich is open for lunch Tuesday through Friday, and for dinner Tuesday through Sunday. It's ironic that the closer you get to the U.S.-Mexico border, the scarcer the fine Mexican restaurants become. But if you're searching for a restaurant with strong influences of Baja California and Mexico in the South Bay, look no farther than the Old Bonita Store. All the standard Mexican fare is served here, such as combination plates and a la carte tacos, burritos and enchiladas, but the real treat is the bucket of Baja-style lobster for two. The bucket includes slipper lobster tails, shrimp, grilled chicken and carne asada, plus Ceasar salad, rice, beans and tortillas.