A cozy, centrally located place that serves a good latte. I'm used to American-sized lattes, which…read moreare just full of milk that moderates the harsh edges of bad coffee pulls. You can see in my photo that this latte was more in the cortado range, yet the flavor profile was not dry or bitter. The in-store staff switches flawlessly between German and English. Competition for seats inside is high - there's only room for like 5 people in there. On the cold February afternoon that I visited, a few customers willingly sat at the outside benches. They'll bring your drinks to you there, too. On quality of espresso over my weeklong stay in Munich, I'd say Sweet Spot has offered the best shots so far!

Great multi roaster shop right in the tourist zone. Fair prices and nice coffees from a variety of…read moreroasters, great milk drinks and offered two pour over options when I visited. Will return.

Ambiance: very clean and nice cafe, convenient location to the main train station and they open…read moreearly enough if you are leaving for tours Service: very nice, especially compared to most other places in Munich Food: menu available in English and German. Sandwiches are great, good variety in breakfast options. Bagels are more bread like, but very light. The sandwiches all have some sauce/spread, so they are flavorful and not very dry. Definitely one of the better places for good coffee in Munich. My iced coffee drink was just a little sweet, so I would just ask for less syrup next time. Coffee isn't from a machine (which seems to be common in many bakeries). Would highly recommend this cafe!

Very pleasant cafe with lots of English/American/German breakfast options…read more We had a quick breakfast inside the cafe. Seating was plentiful and comfortable - it was easy to order at the counter and then wait for table service. The lattes we ordered were well prepared with a good variety of non-dairy milk options available. We both ordered the King - a breakfast bagel sandwich with eggs and bacon. The bagel was definitely not a bagel but it was a nice crusty roll and it was an enjoyable sandwich. All in all a great place for a low-key cafe experience.

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.

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.

Fantastic coffee at this place. The espresso shots were very well pulled. The beans had a…read morechocolatey finish but still clean. Huge line of people waiting for coffee and I see why.

There's no Wi-Fi here, nor any tables suitable for working at. As you can see in my photo, the…read morelow-to-the-ground tables are strictly for holding drinks or pastries while you're not actively watching our drinking them. I went with a flat white. It was sour, briny; basically, underextracted. I was so shocked because the English-speaking baristas were helping other customers pick things based on their flavor notes and preferences. My cinnamon bun was yummy at least - a bit of crisp texture, and satisfying gooeyness in the middle. That said, I need a place to work while I'm caffeinating, so I'll have to find a different place in Munich to while away my mornings.

We found this place from Yelp and it did not disappoint. Great breakfast place with a nice…read moreambience.

Awesome place to enjoy a nice breakfast. If you are staying at Marriott or Pullman it is a a few…read moremins walk away. Great pastries and coffee

Local chain for coffee , breakfast, brunch or lunch. Large selection of baked goods that are tasty,…read morefresh and high quality. As a first timer, I was very pleased with the food, drinks and service in general. Cookies, cakes, pastries, pretzels and sandwiches at reasonable prices. There's something for everyone here. Eat inside or on the patio or just grab and go. You won't be disappointed.

A friend of mine who lives in Germany recommended this bakery in Munich. There are several…read morelocations in Munich and the one we visited had upstairs to eat in. Besides deserts we ate, we bought tons of pastries and they were all marvelous. We spent a small fortune here but we will do it again. So good!!!

We stopped by Rischart after exploring Marienplatz to try a traditional German pretzel. They had a…read moregreat variety of breads and desserts to choose from. We also got a sandwich, a dessert the staff recommended as one of their popular items, and a coffee. We took everything to go since takeaway is a little cheaper than dining in. The pretzel was soft and had a very different taste from the typical American pretzel. The sandwich was well filled with fresh ingredients, and their bread was especially good. The location is also really convenient if you're exploring the city center. The staff weren't the friendliest, but they were very busy, so it was understandable.

On our way to the Biergarten and market place area came across Riscahrt. People in line so…read morecuriously I looked. It is a pastries , sandwiches and cafe place. So many selections. We ordered a pastry called Richard Dashuchi it was baked tart cake with fresh pears on top spread with caramelized honey. There's live bees flying around the pastries so cool . Just beware for those allergic to Bee sting . The price reasonable. There's table and chair to eat while viewing the church and the people.