Incredible service. Ice-cream is best when fresh. The Tirolian (northern Austrian) owner said to…read morecome at 2:00 pm on a sunny day, 'cause that's right after he's made the most ice! Ask him what's best and freshest. I'm going back tomorrow to try more flavors!

Der Verrückle Eismacher was the only ice cream spot we tried in Munich. They have two other…read morelocations in the city. We dropped in on a Thursday afternoon (around 4:15pm). The Alice in Wonderland theme is interesting with mushroom painted tables, cheshire cat decor, etc. Service isn't the friendliest unless you ask specifically for guidance. Our server didn't explain any of the flavours but we heard another server go through everything with a different group. There were 18 flavours to choose from (all labelled in German). Prices are €1,80 single, €3,50 double, €5,00 triple and €6,50 quadruple. Cones are €1,00 extra. They also have drinks but I didn't see a single person order them. - Double scoop (€3,50) - we went with apfelpfannkuchen (apple pancake) and erdbeer kalamansi (strawberry and kalamansi). For our free taster, we chose the Augustine's hell (their beer flavour) which was better than expected. The kalamansi was tart and tangy. I'm surprised they had it as you don't see kalamansi often. The apple pancakes was just as described. Will satisfy anyone with a sweet tooth. Cash only. 3.5 stars.

I loved this place. They have some excellent traditional flavors and some very interesting off the…read morewall flavors. On this visit I tried the Augustiner Bier flavor and it was excellent. It was refreshing and definitely had a taste of beer. One of my co-workers even tried the meat flavored ice cream. This is a great place to try some daring flavors.

This place has two primary appeals for us: 1. My kids think…read moretheir ice cream is great: it tastes good, the scoops are large and it's only 80 cents for a single scoop, as opposed to 90 cents or a euro elsewhere. 2. Their latte macchiato is surprisingly decent and appears to be the best option in the neighborhood on a Sunday.

This place serves up giant (GIANT) Spaghetti Eis with a smile, and their cones are generous and…read morereasonably priced. If it weren't in our neighborhood we probably wouldn't make a special trip - there's nothing extraordinary about this place - but it's always a tempting stop when we happen to be strolling by. When the weather is nice there's usually a line, but their counter service does an admirable job working fast to keep everyone happy. I can't speak for their in-house dining. My only complaint about the takeaway experience is there are tables lined up all along the open storefront, more often than not occupied by happily smoking patrons; stale cigarette smoke & gelato don't go together exceptionally well in my experience, but grabbing a cone to go has never done me wrong. TL;DR: Nothing to write home about, but a very decent little neighborhood scoop shop.

The best gelato I have ever had. Wow. We tried the chocolate ginger (most innovative flavor), mint…read more(so so accurate of a flavor), basil (so good) and the mango (delicious). Will be coming here everyday till I leave.

I have had eis from here on a couple of occasions and it's good. Not the best but better than many…read more One of the highlights of this place is the opening hours. It's open pretty late and if you have a hankering for a late night eis, this place is likely to be open ;-)) Staff are quite friendly here and the ones I had come across were all Italian. The eis is of good quality and tastes quite ok. Considering the choices available to us locally, this is a place I stop when I have run out of options ;-) it's also far enough away to stop me from making a special trip to the place. Not a bad option for a scoop of eis when in the area.

I stopped by Punto Gelato in Munich recently and was pleasantly surprised. The shop had a great…read morevibe with people laughing/making jokes. They also offer a free spoonful of another flavour for free. Their ice cream was good too so I'd give it 8.8/10. In terms of their ice cream, I tried their: - Pistachio: Thick Pistachio flavour, creamy instead of roasted , quite soothing - Poppy seed: Only place I've seen it, interesting...felt like vanilla with a bit of seed/floral/nutty feel to it

I know exactly what you might be thinkin "hell no, that ice cream will have me bloated and gassed…read moreup"! I used to feel the exact same way, except when traveling. Dairy that is not processed and free from preservatives will not upset my stomach. This ice cream is made in the smallest of batches, by hand, with locally sourced ingredients and minimal sugar, so all that is left is flavor! I visited this spot three times and had a different flavor, each more tongue tantalizing than the previous. I am a pistachio conosur, especially while in Europe. True prides themselves on creating a smooth, fresh nut paste, and it shows in the ice cream with the flavor of fresh roasted pistachios, the smallest hint of cane sugar, nothing else needed here! Yes, try a waffle cone, think stroopwafel without the caramel, and slight taste of cinnamon. So if you find yourself craving a sweet treat after dark, drop in and grab a scoop or two @www.trueand12.com bring cash because cards aren't accepted! Enjoy Unnerved Traveler

Very nice small ice cream shop with smiley staff…read more I had just a single spoon of Lavander ice cream which was really amazing (EUR 1.60).