To be frank, I loved the look of the place more than the place itself. The hubs and I thought that…read moretagescafé Schwabing had just opened, so spiffy did the place look and not quite totally spot on was the grub. I had a gorgeous-looking croissant served with a solid portion of raspberry preserves. -loved the preserves. The hubs ordered the Deftig, a small platter of toast, meat and cheese. The toast, thick-cut and toasty on the outside, soft and malleable just under the surface, was served with a hunk of fridge-cold butter. The result by spreading was a torn mess of bread decorated with clumps of butter. Meh. (The place has actually been open since Nov. 2013, btw.) The brie was OK; the cold cuts flavorful. I enjoyed the carrot-ginger-apple juice, but, as a HUGE carrot juice fan, really would have preferred it sans apple as the combo just tastes like a watery carrot-ginger juice. The juice serving is fairly modest and the price less so. The hubs ordered a cappuccino that was too hot and, sez hubs, the milk wasn't nicely integrated into the espresso. There was also mention of the capp not having 'microfoam'. Anyway, if you want a killer bevvie, then go on up the street to Necado before or after a visit here. You will NOT be disappointed. Upon arriving, we were not sure if one were to order at the counter or at the table. As we sat perusing the menu, a friendly server came to take our order. Easy-peasy. The place is almost small enough to ask the staff behind the counter for the bill without them having to come over or without one having to leave one's seat. As we were attempting to pay, the folk behind the counter were busy doing something just beyond eye-contact range. I got up to ask for the bill and was quoted the price at counter. Wallet fetched and bill paid. Easy. Based on that experience I would think that ordering/paying at t.S. is fairly chill, so, really, do what you like in terms of that. One can also sit at the window--sort of on a very wide sill--at quite short-legged tables resembling almost lil' foot stools. One faces the table while one's lower half faces a quarter turn the other direction. -all well and good for somewhat physically flexible folk, but for the hubs, who has back problems, it was not a good spot. Attracted to the interior, I would like to return and, maybe, try another type of beverage and another nibble and hope for the best! PS: tagescafé Schwabing doesn't have a website, but instead a Facebook page to which they post their daily menu. Check it: https://www.facebook.com/pages/tagescaf%C3%A9-Schwabing/224692437694004

A very nicely designed caffee/juice bar. Many nice details like the jampots glasses for the juices…read more The staff could be a bit more attentive to guests, but must say it was busy wenn we were there

Without a doubt my favorite coffee/tea shop here in Munich. Rosa, the barista, is the friendliest…read moreand sweetest woman who genuinely cares about her customers and treats them like family. And the cakes are to die for! I've tried nearly all of them, and there's a flavor for everyone- my personal favorite is the Lavender cake. You can tell by all the pictures I've uploaded that I'm here way too often and that I am a bit obsessed with their cakes (and also now broke). Check out Brown's on Türkenstraße! :)

The lady that runs the cafe, Rosa, is such a lovely host. Full of energy and enthusiasm, she makes…read moresure that her guests feel welcome!

Tante Emma is one of the growing lineup of hipsterish joints to open up in Munich. It's a cross…read morebetween a hipster cafe and a slightly colonial / country setting. The ambience here is quite nice and there is outdoor seating for warm days. The only drawback to the outdoor seating is that it's on a noisy main road. I have walked past this place a few times and we finally decided to give it a try. For what is a somewhat cool place I was totally disappointed at the push button coffee machines. The coffee was quite ordinary and lukewarm. I must admit I did not like the coffee here at all. We are so spoiled for choice for good coffee in the area. The menu is small but enough choices for lunch and breakfast. There is a daily specials board as well. I tried the chorizo omelette and it was ok. Without the chorizo this would have been a bland omelette. I also tried the Bircher muesli and I am afraid it was the worst Bircher muesli I have had since moving to Europe. It was tasteless and had soft overripe pear which tasted pretty ordinary. To be fair i would not rate the food more then 2.5 stars. The coffee would be a 1 star for me. Overall I would not rate it more than 2.5 but would be ok with a 3. In a suburb with so many great places for coffee and breakfast, I would have to be desperate to come back here again. As I always say no matter what the ambience is like, I come here to eat ;-) if the food is average no matter what else is great, it barely makes up for it.

Very nice little café, in- and outdoor seating, love the colors, the style and the espresso…read more Gemütlich! Not a vegan spot per se but very friendly and accommodating staff! Had a custom made gf-vegan grilled veggie dish (Gegrilltes Gemüse minus the bread) which was delicious. Has free WiFi! There are some organic options but they are mostly non-gf/veg. #KonaCoffeeGirl approved!

lovely place with old fancy furniture and best service everread more

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!

For the setting this place gets five stars. Few cafes I know are set in such history around it and…read moreon a nice sunny day sitting out in the courtyard would be wonderful. The food and coffee however is only ok. The service is a bit slow and it is only open during Museum hours and you have to pay to get to the cafe as it is right in the middle of the museum. They have an assortments of cakes, biscuits and sandwiches and of course hot and cold drinks including beer. If you have spent time browsing at the museum this is not a bad place to stop for coffee and cake. There is almost nothing else around this museum unless you walk for a few mins away from the museum.

I found out about this cafe because a friend of mine lived upstairs. He's been bragging about this…read morecafe for days. Finally a sleepy Sunday rolls over and a visit seemed in order. I was jealous... ...from the moment I walked in. If I had this cafe below me, I'd be a happy camper (and perhaps a little rounder). Cafe Ruffini has two parts: it's split into a "take away" portion where you can point at a window and take cafe eats with you if you're on the go. OR you can grab a seat inside. I was here midday and it was packed! We had to wait around for a little bit. There was something for everyone whether you were sitting for a cappuccino & a cake or there for a whole meal. Upon entering, you'll see an enticing case of pastries. As a non-German speaker/ tourist, I was pretty reluctant to ask, but there was charming man, that spoke enough english to help me with my curious sweet tooth. I picked the walnut cake (see pic). It seemed like the popular thing. By the last bites of it, I saw 2-3 others had ordered the same. If you want to spruce up your normal coffee routine, get the amaretto latte. It's a bit sweet, but a treat to top off a meal along with that walnut cake. Ok...I think I've just convinced myself that I need to go back soon. Walnut cake + amaretto latte. One more thing, I think they screen films there at night and/or have live music too. This might be another excuse to go back. They have an extensive wine list available online. Too bad my friend moved back to Los Angeles. :(

One of my favourite cafes in Munich, run by a self-managed cooperative…read more The cakes are awesome, you can also buy them in their little store at the corner. Good wine selection and good food (organic if you care), in the summertime the rooftop terrace is usually open (self-service though, but very nice for sundowns or breakfast). Often quite full, especially on weekends - if you want to come with 4+ people better to reserve a table. Be aware though, that the many good reviews received by this place not necessarily mean that this is a perfect cafe. If you see it from the outside or take a quick first impression look inside you may wonder if this is the right place - I think the reviews just show that people like to hang out here, the atmosphere is nice despite the dated interior. :-)

First and last time at this horrible "cafe" I understand if tourists are a pain but it's your job…read moreto do you best to accommodate anyone who walks through those doors. Our dim-witted server didn't know a word of English which is completely fine. But didn't attempt to give any suggestions or explain the bullshit menu. Why the 1 star? After the lights flickered a bit we waited another 15 minutes watching other patrons get served she says some shit in German then thankfully another guest a delightful woman told us that the electrical was off in the kitchen and food wasn't available... At all. After which I saw this moron bring out meat and cheese plates to not one not two but THREE different tables. 3 euros for a cup of tea and beyond shit service? Yea right. In short if you're going to have some coffee and some food walk right down the block to coffee mamas for better prices and service. Maybe it was because we didn't speak the language maybe it was because we were American or maybe it was my skin color either way I'll never be back to this joke of a cafe. Cheers.

I really like the location There are not so many nice…read moreplaces around here The coffee / tea / is already not inexpensive but when I had to pay 1 euro for some honey I was so disappointed and kind of angry that I decided not to go back for breakfast! The bread, pastries and cakes are delicious, that's why it's a pity....