If you're a fan of Lebkuchen this place has a lot to offer. I think the biggest benefit over local…read morebakeries is their nice gift packaging (metal tins, lovely designs). Service was efficient and accommodating. I purchased both plain and chocolate covered lebkuchen and we all loved them. The sugar cookies (little star shapes) were also delicious. A great stop if you need some gifts for home.

Totally amazing gelato/icecream (I'm unclear which it actually is) that the kids especially loved…read more I'm told it's a hot ticket with lines that often get very long but on the day we went it was cold and snowy outside so obviously that wasn't an issue for us. Despite the cold out, we loved the sweet treats and the staff was super nice.

Tasty ice cream across the strew from the museum. Yummy flavors at a decent price. Staff are…read morefriendly and they offer sample flavor to add to your scoop of ice cream! Check this place out

What a delightful find! The House of Cacao in Munich is a small and quant little shop near the…read moreViktualienmarkt Open Air Market. The owner is the nicest person with eagerness to share her knowledge on cacao. She took the time to explain the intricacies of cacao nuts, their origins, and various uses. Her suggestion of adding crushed cacao to yogurt was genius! The shop itself is adorable. Stop in if you get a chance.

Such a cute spot, delicious chocolate, and a super kind lady working who brought me and my friends…read moreall a complimentary sample when we were sitting outside. Would definitely recommend:)

This is an incredible gelato place that isn't afraid to stand out and go outside of the box in…read moreterms of flavors. They have a wide range of interesting flavors like gin-tonic, strawberry champagne, wiener (yes, like a hot dog), beer flavor, etc. they also mix classic flavors like strawberry kiwi. I ended up with a banana something gelato (I don't know what the other flavor was bc I didn't understand it haha). Scoops are 1.60 euros and come in a cute waffle cone.

I've had expected way more crazy flavors which would led me to not try anything (because it would…read morebe too crazy). I would say the flavors are unusual. So no plain vanilla or strawberry. I've had one scoop of Baiser-Marone (merengue-maron) which was just sweet to me and one scoop of blueberry-kalamansi (which is kind of lime-lemon-mandarin flavor, tart and a little bitter) that was pretty good and a sample of the chocolate sorbet which was also pretty good. 1 scoop is 1,80€, 2 are 3,50€.....that is a fair price for downtown Munich.

7/8/2024 - walked past the place and dropped in. Always looking for good chocolates. Clean and…read moreorganized inside. On the way from Hotel Isartor to the MairenPlatz. Nice employee. That's great as well. Check photos.

Incredible. It's artwork for tastebuds . Every piece is unique and taste with your eyes before your…read moretastebud's. Not cheap but incredibly good

Word to the wise: save room for dessert when sampling the delicious eats in Viktaulienmarkt…read more Sama-sama is mere steps away from the market, however entering the shop is like stepping into a different world. The chocolates here are so unbelievably beautiful, I almost felt like I shouldn't be eating them. Nonetheless, I bought and tried a couple of truffles. Each was rich and exquisite, sinfully so. Germany is renowned for its chocolate, and Sama-sama has mastered the craft.

First review in English: This place is a recommendation for everyone exploring Munich. It's a tiny…read morechocolate manufacturer close to Munich's famous Viktualienmarkt. The pralinés are little artworks, almost to beautiful to eat, but once you've tried them, you won't ever hesitate destroying the piece of chocolate art. The taste is fantastical, an explosion of flavors will challenge your taste buds, I promise! I love this place, the owners are extremely passionate about their products and always eager to suit your wishes. In spring and summer there are just a few seats outside where you can enjoy the chocolate and have a cup of coffee while watching people strolling down the road towards the Victualienmarkt. Go there, the prices are high, but just adequate for the quality of the products you can get there. 5 stars! PERFECT!!!

Der Verrückle Eismacher was the only ice cream spot we tried in Munich. They have two other…read morelocations in the city. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 4:15pm). The Alice in Wonderland theme is interesting with mushroom painted tables, cheshire cat decor, etc. Service isn't the friendliest unless you ask specifically for guidance. Our server didn't explain any of the flavours but we heard another server go through everything with a different group. There were 18 flavours to choose from (all labelled in German). Prices are €1,80 single, €3,50 double, €5,00 triple and €6,50 quadruple. Cones are €1,00 extra. They also have drinks but I didn't see a single person order them. - Double scoop (€3,50) - we went with apfelpfannkuchen (apple pancake) and erdbeer kalamansi (strawberry and kalamansi). For our free taster, we chose the Augustine's hell (their beer flavour) which was better than expected. The kalamansi was tart and tangy. I'm surprised they had it as you don't see kalamansi often. The apple pancakes was just as described. Will satisfy anyone with a sweet tooth. Cash only. 3.5 stars.

Great ice cream shop with both regular and experimental flavors. Regular flavors may be something…read morelike Mango or Oreo while experimental could be like Vanilla and Bacon (I had this one and it was actually quite good). Prices are probably a little high but still acceptable (three scoops in a cup for €4.50). It is nice that they give an "extra-flavor" on the spoon in addition to your choice. It is a good way to try some other risky flavor. Staff is friendly and the service is quick, which is good considering the long line you may have to do. Bring cash since they don't take cards.

Predictably more than a few people here on a very hot Saturday. They give free samples so take…read moreadvantage of that. The ice cream is kept in cool cylinders that spin in intervals to keep it dense and creamy. Creamy would be the top word I would use to describe everything. Raspberry and yogurt/passion The fruit is less intense than the cream. And on this particular day, cream wasn't the most refreshing. Chocolate and pistachio Very creamy chocolate - almost like a melted chocolate bar. Affogato A little bit of a short pour - and couldn't really taste the espresso because it melted the vanilla ice cream so fast. Quick, courteous service but minus half star for not having any options for cones! That's all.

Oh my! First....you need to get this ice cream. The creamiest ice cream I've had in a long time!…read moreAll freshly made on the premises - it's served out of the stainless containers it was made in. There are no toppings, because toppings would do a disservice to the ice cream - it's THAT good. One final note - in early Sept, they're open til 9 pm.