I had an excellent salad which was a welcome relief after two German meals!…read more I'm not vegetarian, but usually eat way more vegetables than meat so Germany's been a bit rough. This salad had plenty of fresh greens, cucumber, pear, goat cheese (two big medallions) and a cherry tomato with a nice raspberry vinaigrette. My partner had a lovely burger he said was the best he'd had in some time! The wine was good also, and price reasonable for a decent pour of merlot. Fun / classy ambience. Great service.

Stopped in with a tour group of 16. Fixed menu and drinks. Great service, plentiful and delicious…read morefood. Tasty dessert. Enjoy

We stopped in for breakfast at this Moroccan restaurant. The menu had a number of interesting yet…read morehealthy options. My fiancé ordered the omelette which came with bread and yogurt topped with honey and nuts. He enjoyed his meal. I ordered the shakshouka. My meal was good but I was disappointed that there was only one egg poached in my sauce and the one egg was over poached so the yolk didn't run. Overall, I'm glad we gave this restaurant a try and I'd stop in the next time I'm in Munich.

Friends of ours who live in the area suggested we try this place for brunch. Neither of us had been…read morehere before so we booked to go here. Don't expect a seat here on a Sunday without a booking. Ambience is very nice and I would give that 4 stars. The rest is ok and nothing special. I fail to understand the attraction of this place. The menu is big and the crowd is young. Perhaps the variations on the breakfast menu is the attraction. Service is ok and staff are friendly. The tables are shared and if you have less than 6 in your group you will be sharing a table. I ordered the Maria in Marrakesh breakfast and it came with olives, couscous, hummus & scrambled eggs with spices and goats cheese. It was an average tasting breakfast and satisfying but certainly not one that made me go "wow". Coffee was also ok and again nothing special. They have plenty of outdoor seating and today it was packed. I may come back here again but, won't be rushing to come back.

When I moved to Munich over a year ago, I was desperately craving some brunch time on the…read moreweekends....pancakes, meat and cheese, chocolate croissants, eggs benedict, etc. It's the perfect cure for a long, stressful week OR a long, alocohol-full night. Really, it's better than aspirin. However, I was told by many people "Good luck, you won't find that here for a decent price". At the time, I swallowed defeat and accepted that fact, but I have recently had a change of heart. I decided I am going to go out for brunch OR coffee and cake every weekend for the next few months to discover some great little spots around the city. Up first to bat....Tagträumer! Sweet and Simple are really the only words that come to mind to describe this cafe. I came here for brunch this past Saturday at around 11:00 and it was fairly busy, but my friend and I were able to find a comfortable table. The decor is an interesting mix. There are paintings from a local artist on the wall that are also for sale if you absolutely must have one :) Each table has a little vase with flowers also....cute touch I think. There are magazines and newspapers free for you to read as well. And I MUST add that this seems to be a very kid/baby friendly place. There were, at least, two high chairs available for customers, children's books and crayons for the older kids, and also a diaper changing station in the bathroom. Our server (I'm also going to assume she is the owner) was pleasant. We were there for over two hours and she did not simply ignore us after our meal....she continued to check on us to make sure we didn't want anything else. The food, however, was average at best. I had a latte macchiato, 1 cooked egg, 1 chocolate croissant, half of a bread basket, and half of a cheese plate....don't judge, I was really hungry. All of that came to about 11 € which seems fair for the amount, but it really was just an okay meal. I think if I just happened to be in the area, I would come here for brunch or a slice of cake again, but I don't think I would go out of my way to visit Tagträumer.

They don't serve brunch as indicated in other reviews, just panini and soup of the day.read more

I just visited this Cute little restaurant/coffee shop not too far from my hotel in Munich!…read moreThe staff speaks limited English but they really try their best to communicate. I got cafe latte, a slice of cherry chocolate cake which is very thick, goes great with my coffee, and some scrambled eggs with ham plus some arugula on top. Overall we're great, you can tell this isn't a tourist spot since I hear no English at all in there with all the customers speaking German(most customers are female)

An instagram dream. The interior decorating and style is continued into the food. The attention to…read moredetail is unmatched. I loved the heart on the top of the coffee and the cake was super rich and decadent. Highly recommend for a afternoon coffee stop or brunch.

Cute place with many vegetarian options. But,.... €17.50 for a caesar salad with chicken at lunch…read moretime in this area of Munich is a bit expensive. Other more elaborated salad are a better option.

Nice spot with outdoor dining in a quiet section of Munich. Had a nice cheeseburger served with…read morelettuce, tomato and pickled red onion. Pickle was was more sweet than vinegar, but I enjoyed it.