Worst experience in any restaurant ever. If you are gluten free or have other food allergens, go…read moresomewhere else. They refuse to answer anything regarding food allergies and instead refer you to a link with a pdf file that lists the entire meal as having gluten and there are menu items not even listed on this pdf file. I paid for food I couldn't eat. I understand not wanting responsibility but it's a poor excuse for customer service.

I really love Munich but this place left me with mixed feelings. I had worst experience at this…read morecafe. The customer service was horrible. I attempted to purchase some coffee and use my voucher from Lufthansa and there was an issue. I asked them to void my transaction and he said no! It will be broken. I didn't want to hold up the line so I paid with my credit card and told him I would return and he said ok. When I returned after I got the voucher fixed and he proceeded to argue with me and did not want to give me a refund. Another worker got a person who was supposedly a supervisor who was just as bad if not worse than the cashier. As the cashier continued to yell at me the supervisor did nothing to stop him. I ended up leaving. Extremely rude and inappropriate behavior from people who are in the service industry. Needless to say I will not be returning.

A most pleasant surprise find in one of our favorite cities…read more The service was excellent and the food fantastic.

Freising, five miles from the Munich airport, is worth a stop before flying home. Sissi's is a…read morewonderful place for breakfast or lunch.

Had a 4 hr layover and decide to eat here. Food was delicious! I ordered the crispy eggs benedict…read moreand it did not disappoint. If you like your bacon crunchy then this is the spot! Cappuccino was also good. Our waitress was Crina and she was so delightful! thanks for the great service!!

I visited this café and ordered a coffee, which cost €5.50 and genuinely tasted like water. While I…read morewas there, a group of high school students at the next table found mold in their food. The situation was handled very poorly by staff -- one of the waitresses was rude to the students, and the whole interaction made everyone nearby uncomfortable. I had shared this same experience in a Google Maps review, but it was later removed after a defamation complaint -- even though my account was completely honest and based on what I personally witnessed. It's disappointing that negative but truthful reviews can be suppressed like that. I'm posting here so others can make an informed choice.

Not a bad cafe to wait at down in the low G section of the airport. Coffee is machine made but…read morePretty good.

22 euro for two paninis, 0.5 and a 0.3 l beers. The is fine. Not much more can be said except that…read moreis close to the gate.

Not all airport food at Munich Airport is expensive. Just make sure to eat before you go through…read morepassport control. Learned that the hard way. I had grabbed some baked goods at an airport bakery and wanted to get a coffee to eat with them. This cafe/bar was the only restaurant near my gate, so I decided to grab a drip coffee. The food offerings were priced high here, but not ridiculous. But the drinks were another thing. I ordered a regular coffee here which was €4.10. Service was slow and I had to wait a bit for the coffee. But to add insult to injury, the coffee cup was only half full. Suffice to say, I would have been better off just buying an overpriced bottle of water than patronizing this cafe/bar.

If you like to pay more for less, you came to the right place…read more A salami panini for 6,90 with 4 slices of salami and just a little salat is just pure impudence. A cup of let's call it "coffee" 4,30€ Tasting more like if you have cleaned the machine and this is the rest of the hot water pouring out. The service is overtaxed and slow. By no means I'm extravagant. But standing in line for 15 minutes for 4 customers is way too long for such a grab & go shop.

After a long 16 hour travel from San Francisco, we checked in into our room in Marriott at around…read more3PM. Just to get out of the whole jet lag situation, we immediately came here and it was just buzzing. It was early spring in Bavaria, with a lot of people sitting outside and drinking coffee here. I know what you are thinking!! Early spring/? Bavaria? Shouldn't we be drinking some really nice Weihenstephan up on the mountain in the world's oldest brewery? I agree but drinking Beer after a 16 hour flight to combat jet lag would not be the proper if we wanted to stay awake and that is where Junker's comes in. Probably one of my top 5 or 6 coffee shops in the world but if you want to add a nibble to your coffee then I would rate this place among my top 3. For the first time ever, I had a Cafe Bombon which was awesome and completely took my jet lag away. Next day we went there again, this time for Breakfast and Coffee and the yogurt they gave was easily the best Yogurt I EVER tasted in my life. The only negative for me was they open at like 10AM or so and close by 5PM or so. I am giving this review anyway on Yelp although there are not that many reviews on Yelp in Europe. One interesting thing I found here was they serve coffee made from beans from India. While I personally prefer Ethiopia/Kenya beans, coffee made from Indian beans is not bad. While it doesn't have the same buttery nutty flavor you get from African beans, it also doesn't have the sour notes you get from South American beans and the coffee here is very good