So glad I run into this place while wandering around Munich. It's cozy, family owned and you can…read moretell right away that they love and take pride on what they do. We ordered an everything bagel with cream cheese, and a blueberry one with Nutella. They definitely honor their name with fresh, high quality ingredients. Nice extra: tons of power outlets and high speed wifi.

Definitely the best bagels I've tried in Munich, and I made a pretty exhaustive search when needing…read morea taste of home. They have all kinds of toppings from peanut butter to burgers, although I prefer to keep it simple so haven't tasted any of the fancier options. The café has a nice, cozy ambience and the owner is very friendly and welcoming. The muffins and cakes look great but I always end up buying extra bagels to go rather than testing out the desserts.

Of the two weeks spent in Germany, no place [discounting the glüwein stands] saw my face more than…read moreonce... except Onofrio's. We had breakfast here three mornings in a row, even delaying our departure from München until they were open on the third morning just to have one last good cappuccino and another of the [honestly advertised as being 'crunchy as hell'] custard-filled sfogliatelle. Deliciously-filled cornettos [similar to croissants, but Italian] were inhaled all three mornings [the pistachio in particular looks like avocado cream but tastes delicious] while we otherwise swapped between hearty breakfast bagels [I recommend the pretzel and the za'atar ones in particular] and filled pitas [the antipasto is probably the best of those] toasted in the panini press. Coversation, if desired while you sip coffee and nom baked goods al banco, comes in German, Italian, and English, which made for an entertaining jumble in the mornings that I already miss. When I go back to catch Octoberfest some year, I'll pop in to say hello... and have another cornetto.

I had such a great time today with Antonio who I found out is Italian like me. The place is so cozy…read moreeven though small and has such a cool style. 20ies NY-style with Italian Charme - what else do you want?! Bagels, Italian coffee Par excellence, original American Fanta and all other kinds of appetizer. Worth a visit when in the neighborhood!

I had a tuna bagel and a chocolate chip cookie all under 5€. It's close to LMU and the Englisch…read moreGarten. A great place to grab a quick bite to eat before class, or a nice stroll.

Woohoo! A cute little coffee, cake, and bagel shop right near the English Garden and the…read moreuniversity! Owing to its sidestreet location, abundance of window plants, friendly service, and the contrast of shiny metal coffee implements couched among wooden tables, this place feels like a little vacation. The back room has a large French window that opens into a green courtyard, perfect for finding one's peace and calm, say, to work on a dissertation (print shop just across the street) or simply to decompress. The bagels are not New York Style, but rather are a little more bready. That said, the bagel sandwiches are tasty in their own right. So while I can't say that you'll get an authentic bagel (NY obviously being the benchmark), I can say that you'll have a tasty little breakfast/lunch/snack. They also offer an assortment of cakes that look pretty good. They were out of plain bagels when I got there in early afternoon, so I contented myself with an onion bagel. My accompaniment was happy with her parmesan bagel. I had ordered the Salmon bagel, and it was indeed full of cream cheese and lox goodness, which I washed down with the complementary water set out in a pitcher. Ahhhh...yum. Time to go again.

A bright, colorful interior that matches the kindness of the managers and staff! I walked here…read moreseeking some elixir to help ward off an impending cold. She recommended the vitamin smoothie, which had tons of fruit and vegetables to pack an immune-boosting punch (and, it tastes really good). I also purchased the vegan Oriental bagel sandwich on Sesame, which came with a nice schmear of hummus, tomatoes, lettuce, and falafel. I enjoyed every single bite. For a large juice and bagel sandwich, it was 10,40€, a bargain compared to the States. I would make a return visit the next time I am in Munich!

A cut above your average lunch bar. Great food, excellent bagels and lots of healthy alternatives…read more Everything is made with exquisite care. The sisters both speak excellent English, too, for anyone who needs an English-speaking lunch!

Pretty nice modern coffee shop across from my hotel in Karlsplatz. I had caffe latte twice which…read morewas ok, could have been a little hotter. But it was a nice big cup with plenty of frothy milk foam. The pastrami bagel was really quite tasty. The cherry crumble not quite as good but not bad either. Not a bad choice for coffee although the service from the staff is hit or miss. One day friendly, the other day, a different staff, not so friendly.

There was no greeting or acknowledgement when I walked into the store or when I approached the…read morecounter. I ordered a large coffee with room for cream. I got a cup half filled with coffee. That's not "room for cream;" it's ridiculously sloppy service. No reason to go here unless you're in the area and you're desperate for caffeine. Even then, I mught look for another coffee shop.

This place is nice and cozy and the tuna and Italian are two of the best. My children love the…read moreClinton.

I'm a regular here for their Linseneintopf which is a vegan lentil stew (omnivores can add cuts of…read morewiener sausage, though!). Their bagels are so tasty, and you can even have them with all sorts of condiments like hummus, pesto, tuna, the list goes on. When you need a bagel fix and a quick, satisfying, and healthy lunch, this is the place!

This was a good coffee shop right across from the air bnb…read more I had a delightful walk of shame home to my cousins place after staying out all night following my very first Taylor Swift Munich eras tour with my sister. She got a smoothie and açaí bowl. They weren't bad. My latte was great for that glittery walk home

There was one located in our hotel which was great. The food was good and the waitstaff were…read morefriendly. I was there for a conference and they kept the bar open late for attendees which was nice. I really liked the spot. It had comfy couches and made for a good place to work as well

A small cozy coffee shop tucked inside the BMW Museum. The menu is simple and small only offering a…read morefew drink options along with some snack and desserts. I ordered a latte macchiato, which was pretty good. I took my drink and sat outside on the terrace.

The menu has a picture of the original M1 and pretty much looks exactly like a BMW sales brochure -…read moredown to the all caps Helvetica typeface. That pretty much says it all about the M1 Cafe. The atmosphere is trendy, modern, cool - with white walls and white furniture, you feel like you're in some sort of prototype BMW dealership. The menu is seasonal and decidedly upscale in presentation. You're not going to break the bank with your order, but the M1 Cafe is a definite step up from the cafeteria options across the street at BMW Welt. At lunchtimes on weekdays, it appears that a lot of the tables are reserved for BMW higher ups in their suits and pantsuits, but if you can snag a table, the food options aren't bad for what is essentially a museum restaurant. A variety of cakes and pastries sit at the far end of the bar as dessert options. Pleasant interior and exterior seating. Solid food. Surprisingly decent prices. Definitely not a bad place to grab a meal while visiting the Welt.