the person attending behaved rude when I wanted to go with my dog. I think there kindest ways to…read moreask for leaving the place.

Café Frischhut is a must-stop in Munich if you have a sweet tooth and want to try a traditional…read moreBavarian treat. We tried their famous Schmalznudel--a freshly fried, delicate pastry that's crispy on the outside, soft inside, and can be finished with a dusting of sugar. Simple, but absolutely delicious when served warm and fresh. Service is quick and straightforward: place your order, pay, and you get your pastry freshly fried. You can grab a seat inside or take your Schmalznudel with you and wander around the nearby Viktualienmarkt while enjoying it. A perfect little stop for a quick, freshly made Bavarian pastry while exploring the market.

We stopped by Café Frischhut after seeing so much hype online for their Bavarian pastries. We got a…read moreSchmalznudel and a Krapfen to go. Both pastries were soft and freshly dusted with sugar, and I especially liked the filling in the Krapfen. One of the coolest parts was getting to watch them fry the pastries fresh. The service was quick, but keep in mind that they accept cash only, so come prepared.

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.

I stopped here only for a coffee which was ok-ish but nothing more. Pastries and bread seemed good…read morebut nothing that you cannot find anywhere else.

Great little cafè right under the Glockenspiel. Nice older couple that run the place, the…read morecappuccino was made very well, had a salami sandwich and wife had the chocolate cake. Very simple, nothing extravagant.

Chill spot right under the glockenspiel. Older lady works there and gave me a free coffee for…read morehelping her plug in her lights. Not what I was expectin, but a pleasant surprise. She was sweet, I'd go back.

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

We ate at this small Cafe since it was close to our hotel. The small outdoor seating was intimate…read more The service was prompt and friendly and the food was very good. Highly recommend.

Best bakery for coffee drinks and breakfast food. Next door yo our hotel. Grocer attached to get…read morefood to eat later or take home.