Great quaint coffee shop with very good breakfast sandwiches and outstanding service. My wife…read more(first time in Munich) loved the European coffee shop experience.

They are amazing! 1…read more Food: one of the best in Munich. And let's face it, German food is not a culinary adventure by any means, so this place is a god send. - Traditional pretzel comes with awesome cheese and spread - Beer selection is not what I like, but okay - Potato here is world-class! Must try 2. Service: speaks English, super polite, nice and professional 3. Ambience is high-class, decent lighting and romantic I'd say it is a must try in Munich!

This place is very underrated, I liked it very much…read more Food - Good, the soup was absolutely delicious and the pretzel was good as well. Something to note - water is expensive as the tap water in Munich is not recommended for drinking. Service - Good Overall, this place is great.

Dallmayr is a feast for the eyes and senses. We didn't dine here but took several items to go and…read moremade a gourmet meal out of them. The dining area is vibrant and bustling with coals and tourists alike. Dallmayr offers coffee, fine wines, cheeses, prepared deli items, meats, fish and shellfish, freshly baked bread, chocolates, caviar, you name it you'll find it. It's just down the street from Zum Franziskaner which is another must go to restaurant in Munich. Dallmayr is your one-stop gourmet shop!

Amazing place with great ambiance. Wood flooring and wood paneling. Friendly service. We came here…read morefor the coffee and cakes. We had the Italian espresso and coffee macchiato. Apricot pie, blueberry cheese pie and Apfelkuchen. All were delicious.

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.

Tucked five stories up in the heart of Munich, this little café overlooks one of the city's most…read moretreasured landmarks. Cozy and charming, it offers breakfast platters from different cultures, with plenty of German specialties. On our second day in Munich, I brought my wife here for a European breakfast--she chose the set platter with a bread basket, while I went with classic Bavarian white sausage and pretzel, plus two eggs for a distinctly American touch. It felt like a scene out of Seinfeld--the German twist on "no soup for you" applies to reservations, so be sure to make one! The prices are moderate, the view is stunning, and the food is simply delicious.

I mostly came here for the view -- love it. The café has one of the best outlooks in the area…read more(overlooking Marienplatz) if you can snag a seat near the window. Even though it was quite busy when we arrived, the staff were accommodating and genuinely friendly. Somehow, they managed to find us a table, and later even helped us move closer to the window when one opened up. I was mainly here for the coffee. The food was solid, not mind-blowing but enjoyable. One small thing that caught my attention was the bathroom tipping system, which was a bit confusing at first, but it seems to be a norm in this area, so I can't really fault the café for that. Overall, it's the kind of place I'd come back to for a relaxing coffee break with a view. The atmosphere, jazz music, service, view, and setting all make it a lovely spot to unwind and slow down.

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.

Bean batter is a cute spot in Munich. I had it flagged on my list of cafés to try on our mornings…read morewhile visiting the city/country for Oktoberfest. We walked in and approached the register but we weren't immediately engaged by the staff. Once we were acknowledged, we were told we could sit anywhere for table service and that someone would be with us shortly. We waited patiently for more than thirty (30) minutes for someone to take our order. It was then another half hour before we were biting into our food and taking our first sips. So it wasn't a good start. I would expect a café to be fairly quick with churning out orders quickly because people don't have forever in the mornings. They've got to get to work etc. Maybe that's not the case in the neighborhood. Maybe we missed something culture-wise. In any case, the staff/hostess did apologize for the long wait time. For the record, the food was great! They're waffle specialists and their Chef's special did not disappoint. I'm not a coffee person but I did have a ginger tea that tasted great. My companion did have some coffee and she was definitely grateful for her cup. They had some sweet pastries as well. We took a few to go. So what's the bottom line? Go ahead and visit ... just maybe not on a day where you're crunched for time. It's close to several hotels so you can get your java fix if you're visiting for Oktoberfest etc.

10/10 - Great service! Cute ambience! Food is pretty good, lots of waffle options. Walking distance…read moreto Oktoberfest is a plus.

Best breakfast in Munich! We had the vegan banana bread with fruit and it was amazing. Literally…read morethe best banana bread we've ever had. The avocado toast with fried egg was spectacular. Reasonable prices and amazing service. Will be back!

Nice little cafe in our neighbourhood. This place has changed hands a few times and the new owners…read morehave done a good job compared to some of the previous ones. It's got a garden with seating outside for warm days and it's been done up quite nicely. The interior is very nice and done up with old world charm and it has a really nice feel to it. The menu is fairly good with breakfast items, crepes and cakes they make in house. I chose the Bircher muesli and it was served in a big bowl with lots of fruits on top. I enjoyed it very much. The coffee was also decent and I enjoyed it. Service was polite and friendly and the ladies at the counter were also very friendly. All in all a good experience and I would happily come here again. You wouldn't find it unless you go looking as it's all by itself amongst a bunch of residential buildings. Worth a try.