A tasty little place for frühstück…read more Near the train station and tons of hotels, so there are a decent number of English-speaking folks who come in, but the sweet little lady behind the counter doesn't really speak too much English. She was all smiles and happy laughs, though when I tried to speak the 4 words of German that I can muster out. Kleines frühstück = delicious coffee/tea and a yummy roll (semmel) with jam + butter for 3 euros. Or you can go with the grand daddy frühstück and get cheese, meat, an egg, rolls, and coffee/tea and make your own tasty breakfast sandos for around 11 euros. We had to draw her a picture of a fried egg in order to show what kind we wanted though...so come prepared with a pen! Now I know that spiegel = fried ;) Spiegelei ftw - they cooked them to perfection. Whites completely cooked through, but a heavenly gooeyness of a yolk. They have ice cream + pastries as well that look yum yums.

I had a croissant with almonds which was really great and rather cheap (EUR 1.90) compared to other…read moreplaces.

I'm absolutely loving this place! I've been here every day since I've arrived and it's just such a…read morevibe. The decor is elegant and beautiful and the people who visit this place are so chill and helpful. LOCATION & DECOR: on the corner of the central location where there's plenty of food and shops and shopping for your ever need. It's a typical coffee shop with the urban flair. Dark walls and wood with white chalkboard style writing. Very minimalistic and modern. FOOD & DRINK: -coffee -tea -pastries/baked goods -sandwiches PRICE: $ -4.90 euro for a large cappuccino with oat milk SWAG/AMENITIES: -free wifi -outdoor seating -lounge/couch seating -restroom STAFF & EXPERIENCE: This place is my favorite. The larger cappuccino is actually large! I don't know how many times I go to places and my friends laugh because they look at the size of the cup in my hand and they joke about whether or not it's actually a large, but when they saw this large cappuccino cup in my hand, they joked about it being a bowl and it literally was. It's the size of cup that I have at home, which is about 24 ounces. The staff is kind and courteous and go above and beyond. I didn't know what zimt was so I asked she but only did they tell me but they offered me sooner chocolate for my drink at no extras cost. It's really the little things that make be feel like I'm at home. And the fact that I see people here who are obvious regulars letter me know this is a place to return to. It's actually one of the regulars who I ran into on the street who told me about this place. Then I saw him everyday I visited.

Visited with the family recently for breakfast. My wife requested capuccino and my son got a ham…read moreand cheese sandwich. I went with a piece of apple pie and an avocado bagel. A few minutes later, our food was ready. The apple pie was delicious. It's the only piece I tasted while in Germany. The bagel was very good. It had a good taste and texture and the avocado was fresh. I don't normally eat breakfast, but we've been tasting so much food while on vacation. Excellent cafe.

Many of the staff have purple hair, I notice. A mild departure from the blue, brown and orange…read moredecor, but a pleasant one.

Coffee is not good, everything is pretty expensive. I would…read moreprefer going to any other place, for better coffee. Or at least the same quality but cheaper that it is pretty easy to find here

This is an extremely busy Starbucks store. Located at the main central train station for Munich it…read moreprobably always has a line out the door like it did the day I was here. I stopped in bc it was my birthday and I wanted to redeem my free drink coupon. Instead, although they advertise that they do rewards, it wouldn't work and the gal behind the counter said American rewards accounts don't work for some reason... had the same issue in Paris earlier in the month. Because I had stood in line, I went ahead and ordered and paid, but it was frustrating. I will say, the staff were busy and very friendly and helpful, churning drinks out quickly and my non-fat macchiato was warm and delicious.

Starbucks in the Hauptbahnhof, Munich's central train station. Staff speaks English (or at least…read moregood enough for me to order a grande skinny vanilla latte). Pastries and sandwiches available in the cooler, as well as fruit juices and water. Not very many tables, but there are EU power outlets available and the wi-fi is free. It does get a little loud in here. The bass in the overhead reverberates and there might be a locomotive idling on the track right out front.

Pretty nice modern coffee shop across from my hotel in Karlsplatz. I had caffe latte twice which…read morewas ok, could have been a little hotter. But it was a nice big cup with plenty of frothy milk foam. The pastrami bagel was really quite tasty. The cherry crumble not quite as good but not bad either. Not a bad choice for coffee although the service from the staff is hit or miss. One day friendly, the other day, a different staff, not so friendly.

There was no greeting or acknowledgement when I walked into the store or when I approached the…read morecounter. I ordered a large coffee with room for cream. I got a cup half filled with coffee. That's not "room for cream;" it's ridiculously sloppy service. No reason to go here unless you're in the area and you're desperate for caffeine. Even then, I mught look for another coffee shop.

staff were friendly and atmosphere was very peaceful. this breakfast was a great healthy start to…read moremy day

Hi, how can I help you?…read more Me: Do you have free Wifi? No, sorry. But good music and drinks. Ok, da bleibe ich! Ich mache mir einfach meinen eigenen Hotspot. Auch wenn man den Service hier eingestellt hat, bleibt der Charme, oder ist vielleicht auch genau deshalb wieder da! Vinyl Platten laufen an den Fenster und je nach Song wird es auch mal lauter. Creedence Clearwater Revival war hier wohl gerade aufgelegt, denn das Album zieht mit. Die Stimmung war genial. Sonnenlicht kommt durch die großen Fenster, vorbei an den Palmen, direkt auf meinen Kaffee am Fenstertresen. Der Blick in die Münchner Seitenstraßen entspannen. Dazu der nette Inhaber, Schwede, kein alter Schwede. Ein jung gebliebener mit seiner südamerikanischen Frau machen hier ein Cafe zum Erlebnis. Frische Säfte, leckerer und starker Tobak ähm Kaffee, genialste Oldies via Vinyl und südamerikanische Küche. Man mag die zwei auch direkt. Sehr herzlich und offen. München kann das! Es ist nur wenige Gehminuten vom HBF und eine wahre Ruheoase auf eine Art und Weise wie ich es liebe. Ich komme ganz sicher bald wieder! Vielen Dank für den tollen Nachmittag in dem Cafe!

I cannot comment on their normal food as we had some great finger food prepared for a Yelp event…read morehere. Based on what I had, I would come back here again. The second thing that will bring me back here is the fact that they have Arepas. One of my favourite South American dishes, I was introduced to, by a friend in Australia. It's heaven in a corn bread roll ;-)) The flavours of the things I had here was very good. It's a cool little shop with a great vibe.