A gorgeous unassuming cafe meters from the U Bahn station at Josephsplatz. I have walked by this…read moreplace numerous times and today we decided to give it a go. It seems like it's been here for ages and, the cafe has that beautiful old world charm about it. I love the inheritors here and it's totally understated yet super cool :-)) I was transported back to the golden days as soon as I stepped in. The menu here is small and has some lunch specials and they serve dinner till 8pm. We ordered coffee and shared a piece of nut cake. The cake was delicious, moist and spongy unlike cakes you get in most places around town and, I would happily give it 5 stars. The coffee was also quite ok and I enjoyed it. The owner was very friendly and casual and quick to serve us. There is a bit of outdoor seating here and I think we will spend some time out here if we end up getting a few days of summer. I really had no idea how nice this place was and I will definitely be back for cake and coffee anytime. A little gem in the area :-))

Considering its VERY humble appearance from the street, this place is truly a hidden culinary gem…read more The owner is saucy, gracious, funny and a genuinely talented chef. I'd come here a few times for breakfast when I first moved to the neighborhood, and had once enjoyed a delicious bowl of pasta at lunchtime on a weekday, but could never convince my husband to try it; he took one look at the shabby exterior & outdated sign and was not interested. Finally, tonight was my night. We have guests, all of us hungry and tired after a long day, and the other restaurants on our street were fully booked... I knew I had to strike. As soon as we walked into the lushly decorated, quiet interior, I was afraid I'd made a mistake - it almost seemed closed. We wandered toward the back where we encountered the owner, and he made some good-natured comments about not having much food left, and "being alone in the kitchen" tonight. We joked right back, and he listed a few dishes he could whip up, if necessary, for 4 weary diners... everything sounded amazing, and we all settled on the Tagliatelle with Truffle Butter and Champignons for simplicity's sake. He warned us it would take awhile and left us with our fresh, cold beer to relax in the quiet room and chat. Half an hour later we were digging into our perfectly-prepared, heavenly mountains of pasta. The lighting was a little too "romantic" to get a good shot of the dishes, but they were beautifully presented. We devoured our meals without speaking a word - a definite indicator the food was exceptional. I have the sense that everything at Cafe am Josephsplatz is prepared with care, and from the finest ingredients. It isn't a place to rush in and out of, and you also don't get the feeling that they're just mass-producing piles of pasta or pizza after pizza, as with some Italian restaurants. Oddly enough, our bill came to just €12 per person - for the delectable dinner and beer combined. I almost thought he'd made a mistake. TL;DR: My skeptical husband practically licked his plate. We'll be back.

Cannot find my photos as I take too many. A big thumbs up for this fantastic bakery/cafe etc. Truly…read moreneighbourhood and all ages come which is always a great sign. The food, coffee service was fabulous. Busy from opening and a great ambience and attitude exuding from every level of this business. The location alone is 5*. This has been my favourite location for 32 years. Sitting here for breakfast makes everything feel better. Even the customers dogs seem happy to be here. Here's hoping the world can return to normal soon and we can return.

Adorable little bakery just off the northern part of the English Gardens in Munich. Proprietor was…read morevery friendly and spoke passable English (and any limitations were easily overcome with the "smile Nd point" method. Bought a very tasty pretzel roll and a bottle of deliciously refreshing limeade to enjoy during a stroll through the Gardens. Perfect!

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.

Very small little gem hidden just behind some of the most touristy spots. Affordable great quality…read moreproducts, as simple as that. I had the best bretzel I have head in Munich (and probably ever) which was smaller then other places but actually the perfect size for a snack and it cost only €0.60.

Soo good! Traditional bakery without all the preservatives. They get their flour from their own Millread more

Nice bakery. I had a "mini schnecke" for just 1 euro which was quite good…read more They had many slices of tarts which seemed really tasty.

Amazing bakery! chocolate dipped Almond rings are out of this world!!!!!!!!! People are friendly…read moreand you can have your cake and coffee outside. A must!

I have walked by this place many times but never bothered to try it. Finally today i had a chance…read moreto try it. It's a vegan and vegetarian cafe that serves nice food and a brunch buffet on Sunday. The owners are from Anatolia region of Turkey and the food is prepared in this style. There is a nice selection of cakes and pastries at the counter including Turkish desserts like baklava and others. They make most things in house. The brunch buffet is quite inexpensive at €9 and it was more or less full when I got there. Eggs baked in tomatoes, cous cous, dolmades, soup, fruit, breads and many other items on the brunch buffet. I loved the flavours and enjoyed the dishes very much. A great choice for delicious vegetarian and vegan food in Munich. Glad I tried it and will be back again for a meal. It's no frills but nice and tasty home cooked food for a reasonable price. The atmosphere is eclectic and the owners very nice people.

A great bakery in Munich. I was traveling through Munich and am a vegan - yes there are vegan…read moreoptions, but most are just slices of cake or oatmeal bowls. Umi's was a great little find. It's a casual setting and has almost every vegan baked good. I speak zero German, only English. The woman working barely spoke English, but we made it work! She was very nice and even through our language barrier she recommended some delicious treats for me! I highly recommend the donuts (they're filled to the brim!) and the baklava. The baklava at Umi's was better than any I've ever had in my life! I'm thankful for this little bakery. It made my trip in Munich so nice and tasty! Be sure to bring at least €25 -- I'm sure you'll use all of it on fun treats at Umi's!

Delicious cakes in a simple atmosphere! The…read morekirschesahnetorte ist sehr lecker!!

Cute store during our travels to Munich. We got a pretzel sandwich and an apple strudel, and…read morecappuccino. The strudel was ok but the sandwich and cappuccino were delicious!

We randomly stumbled in here, and we are glad that we did!…read more An earthy (wooden walls) and little (perhaps too little the cafe has only 5 tables) cafe serving a decent selection of cakes (blueberry cheesecake, poppyseed citrus, some cream-based, other fruit-based, etc.) as well as some local and delicious coffee. I can see how one could go there on his/her own to read or go there to catch up with friends. The service was friendly, and the prices are fair. We couldn't find seats, so we stood by a high table to enjoy our blueberry cheesecake and cappuccinos, which both hit the right spots that it didn't matter that we couldn't sit. We shall be back!