Albeit a límited selection everything was super delicious. I loved the Quiche and the almond…read morecroissant. Totally recommended for a weekend breakfast / snack (I.e Kaffen Küchen).

My favorite bakery! Very delicious and this store is placed in super convenient area. Many bakeries…read moreare closed on Sunday except this bakery. I could avoid suffering from hunger lol ミュンヘンの老舗パン屋さんチェーン店。ドイツでは日曜日はほとんどのお店が閉まっているなか、開いていてとても助かりました。モーンスゥトゥリューデルとアップルストゥリューデルを買って、ホテルで食べました。

The service is more than rude! I was here quite early and there were no people. I was nonetheless…read morerushed through my order and barked at for nothing. She basically screamed at me when I wanted to pay with my credit card instead of cash. Since I've ordered a lot and couldn't carry it, I asked for a bag for which she wanted 20cents. I had zero cash on me and I couldn't pay with card as there was a 5€ minimum. So she just laughed at me carrying everything very awkwardly while balancing the super hot coffee. Worst experience ever! There are so many other options at the train station, go somewhere else.

SCOOM is a solid option for a quick snack. Our go to is the butter pretzel, they slice it long ways…read moreand add butter (like a bagel but it's a pretzel) and it is the perfect snack. I also like to get the tomato and mozzarella sandwiches here when I'm feeling a bit more snacky, I like that there's a bit of pesto on it as well for some extra flavor. This is a quick grab and go and the service is quick and efficient to keep you on time for the subway, but it's convenient and a pretty good price for what you get.

Ok place for a quick bretzel. I had one with Obatzda which was good but the quantity of Obatzda…read moreinside was rather on the stingy side.

This is one of my favorite stores. ever. period…read more I found this store by wandering Marienplatz. A friend tipped me off to see Dahlmayr but they didn't tell me this place was a few doors down. I was drawn in then I saw fresh bread in the window and people camped out with coffees and light bites in this in-store cafe. Upon entering, there's a counter where you can order freshly baked bread, charcuterie and cheese. Closer the front, you can grab a seat and have a coffee and cake. I wasn't sure how it worked. Did I have to go up to the counter and order? If you want service, you have to track down one of the servers that shuttle food back and forth. The place can get packed so if you see a chair, take it! Actually, you might have to hover and wait for someone to finish for a chair. It can get that busy! While snagging a seat, try to put in an order. The menus are posted on the chalkboard walls, and they also have real food on a paper fold out menu. Decide fast and track down a server. I think the servers deliberately try to ignore you if its busy. I have been here twice and both times its been a nightmare to get a food order in, or to get a staffer to even notice you. You have to speak up and really get their attention otherwise you'll never get service. I've had 2 older ladies beat me to it. I'm shy about my lack of German. That's the hard part. Once you get that down, you won't be disappointed. The food is high quality with fresh ingredients. They take care in the simple foods that work- bread, charcuterie, cheese, cakes, crostinis and good coffee. Maybe that's why they're so busy. My recommendation, the cheesecake. It's not too dense, but rather creamy, almost fluffy with a hint of lemon to cut through the potential monotony of a cheesecake. Pair this with a cappuccino and you'll be golden. Just remember, don't be shy to speak up!

THE BEST CROISSANTS IN THE ENTIRE WORLD…read more Seriously. They're chewy, dense, and so delicious. The plain ones are good, but so are the filled ones! And the cappuccinos are my favorite as well =)