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.

Very Tasty ice cream, reasonably priced. Love it. Near by the city center. Just a hidden gem,…read morenothing fancy nor pricey. Highly recommended

Great gelato with a lot of options. Had the hazelnut and was super tasty. Smaller size cup is…read moreenough, big portions.

I know this place has a great reputation but I could only rate them with four stars. Perhaps it's…read morewhat we got when we went - husband and I both got a cup of black coffee. I went with a spinach piadina while husband selected some sort of a quiche. Service was friendly enough. The atmosphere in the cafe was nice and quiet. More people chose to dine outside. I must admit some of the pastries did look appealing.

Patisserie Cafe Dukatz is a popular cafe specializing in pastries, coffee and tea. Located about…read more3/4 of a mile from the main plaza in Munich, it's a popular destination for locals and tourists. Currant tart - (€5.20 = $5.70 USD) - The flavor profile was a little like a sweet and sour berry. The tart was well executed. Peach tart - (€3.80 = $4.20 USD) - Out of all the things I tried the peach tart was my favorite, although it seemed more like a peach cake with some custard. Petit feur -(€2.40 = $2.65 USD) - This dark chocolate hazlenut tart satisfied my craving for chocolate. It was extremely rich and decadent. Overall I really enjoyed the pastries here. The quality of each and every item I tried here impressed. The cappuccino was solid as well.

Made a quick stop here. Coffee was good. Pastries were fresh and delicious. Many locals seem…read moreto stop here which is a good sign.

This is my favorite bakery when I am in Munich. I always get a krapfen (or two) and they always…read morehave different flavors. When I stay overnight in Munich, I would also get one for the morning. While they don't taste nearly as good the day before, it is still good. I once purposely missed my connecting train to get a couple of krapfen here, delaying my trip another hour :)

I was there a couple of days ago to mainly use their wifi and buy a croissant/ cappuccino, but the…read moreold white guy behind the counter was pretty rude when I tried to order a croissant in german. He for some reason could not understand the word croissant and he asked me to repeat myself like 2x. When he noticed that I wanted to pay with card but couldn't because of the 15euro base fee (which is a little steep in my opinion, many normal cafes have like a 10 euro base fee...) he replied back in english even though I tried multiple times to speak in german. He was also unhelpful when I asked where the nearest ATM was and he just waved his hand in some vague direction. At this point, I couldn't tell if he was racist or....? I would highly suggest NOT going to this cafe cause the customer service SUCKS. Also: I never write reviews but I decided to dust off this Yelp account just to write about this unpleasant experience.

Delicious pastries and great brunch. The place really improved the area at Siemenswerke. Its always…read morebusy on the weekends so reserve a table and get the baiser cake.

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.

When I travel, one of my favorite things to do is find small local coffee shops that take pride in…read moretheir craft, and Café la Maison was exactly that. The coffee was excellent, the pastries were delicious, but what really made this place special were the people. Everyone was so warm and welcoming. One of the staff members even took the time to recommend a few places we should visit around Munich, which made us feel like locals instead of tourists. To me, a great coffee shop is about more than just great coffee. It's about the people, the atmosphere, and how you feel when you walk in. Café la Maison checks every box. If you're in Munich, make this your first stop in the morning before heading out to explore the city.

Sent my kids to order breakfast from this bakery because it was close to us and instructed them on…read morewhat to buy on the phone. It didn't work so I talked to the barista and he was extremely helpful and patient when our order kept changing. Overall it took about 10 minutes and the pastries were delicious.

Came here and had a coffee (I believe it was latte) and a pastry. They were both well made and…read moresuper tasty :)

I'm so glad I waited and walked around for an hour before deciding to stop here for an afternoon…read moresnack. There were so many pastries and donuts, it was hard to choose! I was also able to get a Coke Zero for less than €3. Any where else in the park or city would've costed close to €5 which wouldn't have been worth it. I rested my legs on the bar seating area and did some people watching. I wish I grabbed some more baked goods to go ;-)