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

My wife and I bought a 250g bag of dried fruit here, and spent the rest of our time in Germany…read morewishing we'd bought far more. The best dried fruit we've ever had, and just an amazing shop. The staff were lovely, and the shop window is a work of art in itself. The next time we're in Munich, this will be our first stop!

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:)

Fabulous shop that sells great chocolate. If you are a chocolate fan and live in Munich or, are…read morevisiting then, this is one place I would recommend you visit and, gorge on chocolate. I have tasted a few of their chocolates and it's fabulous. If you don't like chocolate well this review is not much use to you ;-)) They do have lots of other stuff in this shop but it's just a distraction to the main theme of this shop, Chocolate ;-))

When I am in the area, I will walk completely out of the way just so I can walk past Götterspeise…read more There is just something about looking at their window displays that makes me happy and say to myself "I want to buy all of it". I think the shop does a great job capturing that whimsical feeling, and you can tell they really pride themselves on that. The inside of the shop, albeit a bit cramped, is just as well-organized and decorated as the windows. Other than perhaps Dallmayr, I think this shop has one of the best food display//layout/presentation in the city. Okay okay....I get it....nobody cares as much as I do about this, so I'll move onto the chocolate. It's to die for. That's all you really need to know. I had a slice of their Banana Chocolate Truffel Torte, and it's basically. All I could think about the rest of the day. It was that delicious. My friend said her slice of cake was just as yummy, but I wouldn't know because we refused to share a single bite of our treats hahah. I have nothing but nice things to say about Götterspeise. Really....just go. Like right now. Unless "right now" is Sunday, because they're closed. AND sit outside and stay a while. The only regret you might have is staying so long that you buy another round of chocolate and cakes.

Nice bakery. I had a "mini schnecke" for just 1 euro which was quite good…read more They had many slices of tarts which seemed really tasty.

Amazing bakery! chocolate dipped Almond rings are out of this world!!!!!!!!! People are friendly…read moreand you can have your cake and coffee outside. A must!

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.

The selection of pastries is beautiful. But, I have to admit, it looks better then it taste…read more Expensive treat, but worth to try. Service was good, location is ok.

Customer service was terrible and racist and staff members were rude and we were the only ones that…read morehad to take their order takeaway even when we had a table. We tried to order coffee but she said only cold beverages are available when she was serving others hot coffee. We just took the cakes out of the box and asked for forks but they refused to give us and staff member forcefully put our cakes back in the box.

Good cake shop where you can either buy cakes (or slices) for take-away or eating in site…read more I had a (big) slice of cake with Bavarian cream and raspberries which was really good. Service is quite quick and prices are fair-ish (for my slice EUR 4.20).

Amazing bakery I'm grosshadern! Everything is so beautiful AND delicious!! And the ice cream is…read morealso amazing