This speciality is served in all the big festival tents. There is actually not much room for experimenting, because the guests want the roast pork exactly like it’s done in Bavaria: with potato dumplings, sauerkraut and, of course, a lot of gravy.
Roast Pork for Connoiseurs and Epicures
The only exception that one can recommend with a clear conscience is exchanging the potato dumplings for bread dumplings. Many locals go on an excursion to the festival field on the Wiesn Sundays to eat roast pork with their families.
Gefüllter Spießbraten (Stuffed Pork Roast)
The Bavarian traditions can be enjoyed in special style at lunch time, accompanied by regional brass music in the beer tents. Whether the meat is served with crackling or without is left to the cook’s preferences.
Münchner Aufschnitt (Münich Cold Cuts)
Fun Messy Food Family Friends and lots of Dancing
Dra. Martha Andrea Castro Noriega, MD 
I’ve never been to any beer festival despite living for some time in S. Germany – I don’t like beer or crowds. But you’re spot on with the food.
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They enjoy their meals – “live to eat” where some people merely “eat to live” …
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