It is open on Sundays!…read more There, now that we have that out of the way...I visited this San Francisco Coffee Company on a bright, sunny Sunday afternoon. Whilst just about everything else in Munich is closed Sundays, this is very open and many winter-fuffled folks were lazing about reading their papers, drinking espresso, warming up from the cold. My Munich guide, Robin W, tells me that this company is actually based in Munich. So while it would seem it is an American outpost, indeed it is not. It is tailored to Germans, but does resemble heavily a Starbucks or something of the like. Fairly corporate in nature. Many tables and chairs as well for working, sitting, or chatting. There was only one girl working, and the line did get long at times. It is not the fastest service because of this, but she did a good job hustling and trying to make everyone happy. Some odd things... *The "happy holidays" mugs still on display at full price. Do they not do clearance in Germany to rid the stores of outdated merchandise? This seemed strange. *I bought a travel mug (I was desperate for a larger mug at my apartment) and it was $11.50 euro. I then wanted the tea in it and she charged me for a large, even though really...it is just hot water and one tea bag, plus I have my own cup. It just seemed strange to me, as it is basically $3euro for a bunch of hot water. A good place to warm up. The double espresso machiatto was quite good as well. *very convenient to the Sbahn Laim stop.

I wanted to like this but I didn't. The atmosphere felt stale with no air movement or music. The…read morecoffee cup had multiple chips which meant I could have cut my lip. They didn't have any sandwiches that were pictured and the croissant case was empty. The coffee was ok.

Cozy, inexpensive breakfast with excellent coffee and pastries convenient to the Hilton Munich City…read morehotel and mass transit stops.

The pastries and bread are great. The service is terrible. Order at the window and get it as a take…read moreaway and save yourself the torture of having to interact with them.

This was a fun store to check out. They had a bunch of fun things to try. I loved all the bread and…read morepastries they had.

Stumbled on the place by accident, just wandering on my own and bought a tomato mozzarella lettuce…read moreham panini. The guy asked me if I wanted it heated up, I said yes. It was so satisfying. I am not normally a sandwich person but i noticed the bread was high quality and fresh. Looked them up later to find they have been open 150 years. I can taste why.

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.

Delicious food worth every penny. Very friend, kind, and helpful staff. Couldn't ask for more!read more

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 :)