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!!!

The pastries aren't only beautiful, they are delicious as well. We tried several items and loved…read moreall of them. This was a nice pick-me-up while visiting the Christkindlmarkt.

They have a good selection. My loaf was stale. I did get it in the evening. Still disappointing.read more

We visited this bakery based on reviews here when we were in Munich last week. It's at the…read moreMarienplatz stop on the S-Bahn, the same stop as Old Town/Glockenspiel, so it's convenient to stop in. The coffee was okay, and there was a cookie we tried that was decent but unremarkable. The chocolate croissant was outstanding, with both a chocolate dip on the outside and a chocolate filling. But what had us going back to pick up some gifts on our way home was the cookie assortment! It's a great variety of remarkable small cookies, all of which I love on their own, but really stand out when mixed together. They even have a gluten free tray.

After our trip to Munich from Berlin, we were looking for a quick snack in the area prior to…read moreheading to Marienplatz for the Oktoberfest festivities. This bakery was just a quick walk from our apartment and had a great selection of baked goods and desserts. It was also nice watching the bakers restock the bread baskets with freshly baked bread, pretzels, etc. We ordered a large pretzel, apple strudel, and coffee and tea. The people working at the bakery were super helpful in explaining the German baked goods in English and the pretzel was amazing (it'll be hard to go back to American-style pretzels after this). The apple strudel was also delicious, although I wish that it was served warm rather than cold. I would definitely come back for a quick bite!

I came here during a food tour so I didn't interact with the staff. We did see them making some of…read moreour baked goods, which was really interesting. Our tour didn't eat inside cause we had many places to go. I couldn't see it this place was large or not or if they had a lot of seatings. We had one baked item, which was wonderful - a donut like pastry typical in the area. If you're around, I definitely suggest this place for a light coffee and pastry.

When I was researching things to eat in Munich, this cafe was highly recommended. It specializes in…read moreschmalznudel, a popular Bavarian pastry that's basically fried dough that is dusted with sugar. Crispy on the outside and soft inside, it's very similar to a Chinese youtiao. We came in around 11am after our flight had landed and we had checked into our hotel. We were able to get a table right away, which was nice. We ended up getting two schmalznudel and two Berliner doughnuts to share between the four of us. We also had coffee and hot chocolate. This really hit the spot. Everything was great and it was a really good first stop on our first day. It's cash only so make sure you have some Euros before coming!

I do not speak German so my review will be short for English speakers…read more Yummy...yummy...yummy...yummy. Do make sure to eat here when in Munich.

Unfortunately I visited when they were undergoing construction works so I couldn't sit in the café,…read morebut I was able to purchase a delicious cinnamon roll from a very friendly employee and will return to try out more of their selection when they're fully open again.