From the owner: RENNERS Café in den Riem Arcaden vertritt das Motto: Kaffee und Marmeladenbrot! Da kommen…read moreErinnerungen an gemütliche Sonntagmorgende mit der Familie auf, ohne Stress und Hektik bei einem ausgedehnten Frühstück. Das Café bietet Brot mit Butter oder Quark und handgemachten Fruchtaufstrichen aus der eigenen Manufaktur an. Aber auch Suppen und kleine warme Gerichte wie zum Beispiel Milchreis - mit Zucker und Zimt, Zwetschgenröster oder roter Grütze -, Currywurst und mehr werden in entspannter Selbstbedienungsatmosphäre angeboten. Auch verschiedene Frühstücksvariationen versüßen den Einkaufsbummel. Wir legen großen Wert auf regionale Produkte. Die Backwaren werden in der Süßen Manufaktur Kiefersbeck in Sauerlach hergestellt. Der Kaffee, den man auch in 250g-Packungen mitnehmen kann, wird in der privaten Marktrösterei in Großeichenhausen geröstet. Genießen Sie Ihre Auszeit!

This was our daily breakfast when we were staying at the nearby b&b hotel. The pastries are a great…read moreprice, including the lovely sandwiches they had. There's not an extended menu for coffee or tea but there's some. Limited English is spoken by the staff but it's very easy to get by without. At some points it was just us in there, but each day we went there would be a flood of people at some point. I was amazed at how much bread people purchase each day!! My favorite were the donuts, especially the ones that look like Boston cream, with chocolate pudding inside. Everything was very good though. I would definitely go back. We chose to do this most days, instead of our hotels breakfast, as this was much cheaper.

Good selection of bakery goods. Spacious dining area. Have both indoor and outdoor dining tables…read more Open on Sundays:)

Good place for breakfast. Their bakery items are little expensive and there is nothing special with…read morethem. Look for the warm breakfast items (scrambled eggs, potato pancakes etc), they are really tasty. Good coffee. They also have a chocolate/candy shop inside.

Stopped in for a quick lunch while walking to our first tour…read more It's a beautiful cafe with lots of light from all the glass walls. There were lots of food choices so we had some questions, but the server wasn't very helpful. The food straggled out, but we were a larger group. Once the food was out it was very good.

We were looking for a place to grab breakfast and found this little gem in the middle of a shopping…read morecenter. We had an omelet which was very good. Our coffee was quite good too, as you expect in most places in Europe. The restaurant offers sandwiches and a fairly broad menu. This is a good spot to stop for a bite.

I know this place has a great reputation but I could only rate them with four stars. Perhaps it's…read morewhat we got when we went - husband and I both got a cup of black coffee. I went with a spinach piadina while husband selected some sort of a quiche. Service was friendly enough. The atmosphere in the cafe was nice and quiet. More people chose to dine outside. I must admit some of the pastries did look appealing.

Patisserie Cafe Dukatz is a popular cafe specializing in pastries, coffee and tea. Located about…read more3/4 of a mile from the main plaza in Munich, it's a popular destination for locals and tourists. Currant tart - (€5.20 = $5.70 USD) - The flavor profile was a little like a sweet and sour berry. The tart was well executed. Peach tart - (€3.80 = $4.20 USD) - Out of all the things I tried the peach tart was my favorite, although it seemed more like a peach cake with some custard. Petit feur -(€2.40 = $2.65 USD) - This dark chocolate hazlenut tart satisfied my craving for chocolate. It was extremely rich and decadent. Overall I really enjoyed the pastries here. The quality of each and every item I tried here impressed. The cappuccino was solid as well.