"Burning the ground I break from the crowd I'm on the hunt…read moreI'm after you I smell like I sound. I'm lost and I'm found And I'm hungry like the wolf ..." When confronted with a deeply perplexing conundrum, I often resort to the wisdom offered by the great social commentators, Duran Duran. For example, when squeezing and scampering my way through Marienplatz and its throngs of tourists like a squirrel trying to cross Times Square, I sometimes catch a whiff of the edibles...and then I'm hungry. Like the wolf. A squirrel wolf, if you like. But who wants to pay €4 for a coffee and €7 for a sandwich? Get your Hände hoch if you said, "ICH NICHT!" because nor do I. Squirrel wolves often forget to go to the ATM, so we much prefer, say, €3 for a sandwich, and for that reason do I so love coming to this little place. Also, because their Bavarian accents are charming. And if you order one of their nifty salads to eat there, they will put it into a huge bowl with real utensils for you to eat at one of their standing tables. And because after 6PM, most everything is half off (excepting salads, beers, juices, and candy bars). So if your "Mouth is alive with juices like wine," I recommend you bring your hunger to the Wolf.

I have been looking for a good salad place in Munich and so happy I found one! This place has great…read moreto go salads, I love it! The food is fresh and so good! If you're looking for a healthy fresh lunch then this is the place to go!

Dallmayr is a feast for the eyes and senses. We didn't dine here but took several items to go and…read moremade a gourmet meal out of them. The dining area is vibrant and bustling with coals and tourists alike. Dallmayr offers coffee, fine wines, cheeses, prepared deli items, meats, fish and shellfish, freshly baked bread, chocolates, caviar, you name it you'll find it. It's just down the street from Zum Franziskaner which is another must go to restaurant in Munich. Dallmayr is your one-stop gourmet shop!

Amazing place with great ambiance. Wood flooring and wood paneling. Friendly service. We came here…read morefor the coffee and cakes. We had the Italian espresso and coffee macchiato. Apricot pie, blueberry cheese pie and Apfelkuchen. All were delicious.

Most of us walk in and out of the Hauptbahnhof and seldom notice the goodies hiding in this…read moresupermarket or what may pass as one here in Munich. Yes, the fruits are tastier, the variety of basic staples bigger and ok, the steaks better than anything at the other places around town (with the exception of the Viktualienmarkt or Frische Paradies). But what those of us who once in a while are seduced to shop there definitely pass up is the open kitchen sections of the store. What?!? Open kitchens? Yeah, right there as you enter on the right hand side, tucked in a corner is what could very well be a 1/4 star Michelin restaurant. OK, I may be taking it a 1/4 star too far. But the "restaurant", while simple in its look and fare (all fish) is actually one hell of a good place to grab lunch. Ingredients come naturally from its seafood section and the cooking is mostly North Sea inspired, but I will tell you this: their one secret, and one I have frequently seen being repeatedly asked for by most customers and myself is the fish soup. Hangover cure to some, light power lunch to others, this simple yet potent fare has people standing around waiting for patrons to quickly vacate the premises and sit down to enjoy this delicacy. I have so far identified only the salmon as one of its main ingredients, yet all the other ones are present in nice large chunks, swimming in a stew that must have taken hours to thicken such as it is presented to you. Accompany it with a 2CL glass of wine from the many on offer and you have yourself a very decent, healthy and tasty lunch. Oh yeah, prices are surprisingly not too bad. The bowl of soup is about 7,90EUR and is big enough to leave you satisfied. Bon Appetit!

This is the food department of the Karstadt by Hauptbahnhof. It's not huge but I like their meat…read moreand deli sections, and their cheese, fish and wine sections are also pretty good. The fruit and vegetable section is more hit and miss. They also have a quite good American section and several small restaurants (including a sushi bar and a seafood restaurant) that are fine for lunch. It's easy to stop by here on the way from work as you have direct access from the basement level of the Hauptbahnhof. I'd have given four stars if they were not fairly expensive.

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!

Purchased 2 schnitzel sandwiches to go, a salad, and some great cheese to make a splendid light…read moresupper for my wife & me. The rolls were great with a wonderfully fresh baguette flavor.

This is a very nice deli sandwich shop right across the street from the Sheraton Arabella in Munich…read moreGermany, where I usually stay if I can. If you stay here, make sure and skip the 25 euro breakfast from the hotel, unless you like that convenience, and want to stuff your face. This place you can get coffee, tea, water, sausage, schnitzels, and sandwiches, for less than 10 euro, and it's fresh and tasty as other places that charge double. Also, it's in the same plaza as the REWE, where you can get anything you need including fresh baked breads, donuts, and burek.