I thought this place was great! The staff was friendly, the place was small and cute with the red…read morebrick and some outdoor seating. Music playing in the background. I came basically right when they opened and service was fast. I had the Mr Bacon which was a lot of food for the price! The pancakes were tasty... but the vax on even tastier.

We were looking for somewhere for breakfast around the museums we planned to go to while in Munich…read moreand found Mr. Pancake, a small American-themed restaurant not far from Königsplatz. We were greeted right away and got to choose to sit inside or outside, then went to the register to place our order. I got the Mr. Cherry and my bf got the Mr. Bacon. The pancakes were SO good and the cherries and vanilla sauce added tartness and sweetness, respectively. A cute little cafe with really tasty food!

California done better than California itself - in the heart of Munich. Visiting Munich - seeing…read morethis place as a breakfast choice was fun - and honestly I wasn't initially enamored as I expect something like this to be a caricature of the real thing maybe. But the menu felt unique and interesting enough to visit. I got the Apple Almond Affair - stacks of pancakes, roasted apples and almonds - interlaced with vanilla cream, whipped cream and a side of vanilla ice cream. The Palm Beach - a coconut infused chia pudding with fruit. And - the Hermosa Beach - hash browns topped with mushrooms, onions, egg, bacon and cheese. Additionally - coffee! I was very satisfied with all the flavors - as I mentioned - better than California actually offers. The apple pancake dish was decadent but not over the top intensely rich as one may expect it to be. The hash brown dish was super flavorful and pleasantly presented, with fried eggs perfectly adorning the stack. And the chia pudding was also delicious (covered in bananas - which I removed for myself but were eaten by my companion). Currents and other fruit was atop this dish - a lovely flavorful pudding. Service was outstanding, welcoming. Seating - busy morning but no real wait. Cash only on this day due to network issues but that was ok. Just a very inviting space with lovely people and uniquely outstanding food. Must visit in Munich no matter where you are from!

We ended up at California Bean since it was one of the few places open on the Assumption of Mary…read moreholiday. It's very interesting/confusing to see other Californians review this place AND say that it is authentic to their experience going to a diner back home. Our table ordered omelettes with toast, OJ, and coffee. While the latter were fine, I take issue with the main dish. Every diner I've been to back home has Heinz ketchup and perhaps a hot sauce like Tabasco or Cholula. Every other table in sight also lacked these items, which definitely made my meal less enjoyable. We need seasoning beyond salt and pepper if we are going to call this place California-inspired. Service-wise....it's Germany, not California. Leave your expectations for cheerful and attentive service back home. It ain't happening here. Lastly, cash only? Even cash only joints here tend to post a sign somewhere to alert you in case you don't know. We found ourselves scrambling due to this policy. Ambiance and decor was boring and I have definitely seen something like this in California. SKIP California bean (unless you're in a bind like we were)

Amazing Schmalznudel! This is worth the trip to Germany alone. I love this food, it reminds me of…read moreelephant ears in the US. They are also very nice and very patient. I don't speak German, but they all speak English very well! Also love small cafes. This place is near many markets so it's a fun spot to people watch and very scenic!

We stopped at Café Frischhut as part of a food tour we did in Munich. Since we were with the tour,…read morewe only tried one item, so my review is strictly based on the Schmalznudel -- but it was delicious! It's basically a freshly fried, slightly sweet dough sprinkled with sugar. It was served warm and was light and crispy on the outside while still soft inside. Definitely one of the better things I tried on our food tour! The place itself is very small, but part of the experience is being able to watch them making and frying everything fresh right through the glass window. That was really neat to see, especially knowing ours had just been made. I can't speak to the other items they offer since we didn't try them, but I would absolutely stop back for another Schmalznudel. Simple, fresh, warm and really good!

Amaaaaazing breakfast! Tofu scramble was just epic, Smokey and flavorful! The vegan cheese spread…read morewas incredible and so was the coleslaw and toast. Pancakes and rice porridge were best sweet treats, but not too sweet. Will be Dreamin about this for days !

Atmosphere and design looks cozy, but the map nor its sign did not mention anything about this…read moreplace serving vegan only food. We already spent 20 minutes walking around for a decent looking breakfast place, so we sat down but were pretty disappointed considering we were hoping for an actual traditional breakfast.

Late dinner and beers. One of our favorite dinner spots for authentic German food. They only spoke…read moreGerman so it was great to have our son with us who has been living in Berlin for the last 3 years and knew enough German to assist us. It's a cozy corner spot with very cool family style bench seating around low cocktail tables. I believe it doubles as a coffee spot during the day so you can see it's set up for people to hang out. The server was very friendly and helped us a lot with getting our order in. We ended up getting a sampling of some of the top dishes to include a Munich style schnitzel. It was delicious.

This was a cute cafe, and I enjoyed the food. My order came out relatively quickly on a late…read moreThursday morning. My server was sweet, and I don't normally leave negative notes in my reviews, but I feel obligated to warn any tourists visiting this place and also alert management to a potentially deceptive practice. When I asked for the bill and indicated I'd be paying by card, my server provided me with the final amount of 30.40 euro. I indicated I wanted to round up to 35 euro for the tip. She then stated that a 2 euro tip was already included in the bill, and so I asked to add an additional 3 euro to match the amount I had originally wanted to tip, about 5 euro (receipt in photo). Not until later when I asked a local whether it was common for a tip to be pre-included in a bill at a cafe did I discover this is not the common practice and that I had likely been targeted as a tourist. It's unfortunate, as I enjoyed my experience otherwise. I will not be returning.

I just visited this Cute little restaurant/coffee shop not too far from my hotel in Munich!…read moreThe staff speaks limited English but they really try their best to communicate. I got cafe latte, a slice of cherry chocolate cake which is very thick, goes great with my coffee, and some scrambled eggs with ham plus some arugula on top. Overall we're great, you can tell this isn't a tourist spot since I hear no English at all in there with all the customers speaking German(most customers are female)

An instagram dream. The interior decorating and style is continued into the food. The attention to…read moredetail is unmatched. I loved the heart on the top of the coffee and the cake was super rich and decadent. Highly recommend for a afternoon coffee stop or brunch.

This coffee shop was downstairs from our Airbnb so before heading out to see Munich, we decided to…read morestop in for breakfast. It was also suggested to us by our host. The first thing that catches your eye is how cute the store is. Then you begin to notice that it is meant to be photographed. The food and decor are set up perfectly for instagramming. So much so that out of the row of 5 tables we were sitting in, at least two spent most of their time taking and posting pictures. Besides being beautiful, the food was also delicious. We had the oats and the yogurt, which looked very similar but did not taste the same. Both were light and the fruit was fresh. I had a latte with almond milk, which was so good and of course had some latte art. My husband had an americano. Great place if you're in the area and want some picturesque food and coffee.

Got recommended from our photographer from Munich and it was a cute small breakfast spot and we…read moreloved it!

Delicious coffees, sandwiches and baked goods. I probably would have dined here for breakfast more…read moreoften if it was closer to our hotel. Highly recommend!

Always full of people with great turnover of food. Wonderful pastries sandwiches bagels and more…read morefor breakfast. They even had overnight oats and other cups of breakfast yoghurt type options . Friendly service.

Great overall - Food…read morewas delicious... had the Wiener Schnitzel and it was pretty amazing. It cane with potato salad and that was delish too. Staff were all very nice and welcoming and spoke English which was very helpful. We sat inside and it was a bit warm (August and in the high 80s F) but it wasn't uncomfortable. This place was so good we went twice - this review is based on the first time we went. Would I go back? YES, and I did. Hahahaha

Right next to our Hotel...Munchner Stubn looks really touristy and cheezy…read more.. But it is not and the food, service, drinks are spot on. Great sauerkraut. And OMG you can even get Salads and vegetables here!!!

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.