Highlights: Easy walk from Old Town, this is a very hip shop with outstanding latte art and…read moreexcellent roast (on the more acidic side). Food: The coffee is excellent. Easily the best I've found in any European city (coming from an American latte culture perspective). Someone here clearly cares about getting the right roast, and isn't using the all too common burnt beans. Limited pastries, but all looked very good. Ambiance: Aside from the coffee, the ambiance is the other selling point. It's on the smaller side, but has comfortable seating for about 16-20 people. This would be a good place to work for a couple hours, but not for calls as the music is rather loud. Experience: Very friendly baristas, cool vibe, easy spot to get to. Highly recommend.

Man vs. Machine serves excellent coffee and sits in a great location, easy to reach and surrounded…read moreby walkable spots. The quality of the coffee really stands out -- rich, balanced, and clearly crafted with care. The only thing missing is a proper seating area. It would be wonderful if the second floor could eventually be opened or arranged to provide a comfortable space to sit, enjoy the coffee, and relax. Right now, it's more of a grab‑and‑go experience. One charming detail: from the outside, you can't immediately tell it's a coffee shop. The minimalist, almost industrial look fits the "Man vs. Machine" name perfectly -- it's unique, but it might surprise first‑time visitors. Overall, great coffee, great location, and lots of potential if more seating becomes available.

We actually stayed in a two bedroom apartment at their location in Munich. It was a very nice place…read moreto stay. Very convenient to the train station and to local shops and restaurants. The people at the front desk were always very kind and polite. They did their best to accommodate us as best they could. However, the cleaning left a lot to be desired. We found lots of dust bunnies in the kitchen dining room area. But other than that, I would definitely recommend this place. It worked out really well for my friend and I when we were visiting over Christmas in and around Munich.

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

Good coffee with a nice and diverse selection, excellent attentive waiting staff(depending on how…read morebusy they are). The setting of the place is very nice with tables and couches depending on your group size. It can be very home like with the setting of the couches which makes it an excellent environment to relax and get some work done. Toys for kids and nice areas for families to visit. I have yet to try their food, but everything I saw looked and smelled good.

yes, yes, yes. YES…read more Sabine H had been singing the praises of Vits Kaffee when I divulged that I was seeking the best cup in Munich. We all decided to meet...and, I can affirm Sabine H knows her stuff. What a wonderful recommendation :) If you are familiar with Blue Bottle, Stumptown, etc in the States...Vits Kaffee will please your coffee-feigning palate just perfectly. If you aren't? Well, you're in for a treat, too! It's actually quite a large spot with many seating options, and very convenient to public transportation. Arriving around 2pm, our mellow group took over the back corner with couches. I think its meant for kids (some toys/games) but also really nice for a group of 7 or so to catch up and have some extremely lovely coffee. By 4pm all the tables were filled with weekend revelers....and the din elevated significantly. The sound was a bit loud, but very congenial and jovial. My two drinks: a cappuccino (swan milk foam art!) and a hot cocoa (this one came with a bear!). I actually preferred the hot cocoa, very rich and dark and such an indulgent treat. Some key points: *they roast in-house. It smells divine. *They have an extensive menu that describes all of the beans and procedures, and even information on how you can learn to make the milk foam designs! This may be motivation enough to learn German. So I can make milk foam like teddy bear faces. It really does make the experience better, it does! *table service or counter service is available. Our server was very helpful, and several stopped by to make sure our group had everything we needed. *cash or german bank cards only. For a large group with 2 drinks each, several desserts and great service...45euro. I thought it to be extremely economical given the location and quality of the coffee!

The pastries are beautiful and delicious but quite pricey…read more There is plenty of seating upstairs, and also a wide patio. Our waitress was friendly and efficient, even though she was very busy. A good place for a break during a day of visiting the city.

The selection of pastries is beautiful. But, I have to admit, it looks better then it taste…read more Expensive treat, but worth to try. Service was good, location is ok.

This cafe is an American themed coffee house but with a German twist…read more Friendly staff, great food, and cute atmosphere! The coffee isn't the best but good. Definitely try one of their "treemagles". Bagel sandwiches with different options.

Good sandwiches at a decent price. You wouldn't know it from the name, but it is a very American…read morethemed store. Everything from pop tarts to Ben & Jerry's. They have a number of premade sandwiches. We got one with turkey and honey mustard. The staff was very kind, and they have a nice set up of tables between some apartments outside. Overall, a nice break for breakfast or lunch from your typical German fare.

When I travel, one of my favorite things to do is find small local coffee shops that take pride in…read moretheir craft, and Café la Maison was exactly that. The coffee was excellent, the pastries were delicious, but what really made this place special were the people. Everyone was so warm and welcoming. One of the staff members even took the time to recommend a few places we should visit around Munich, which made us feel like locals instead of tourists. To me, a great coffee shop is about more than just great coffee. It's about the people, the atmosphere, and how you feel when you walk in. Café la Maison checks every box. If you're in Munich, make this your first stop in the morning before heading out to explore the city.

Sent my kids to order breakfast from this bakery because it was close to us and instructed them on…read morewhat to buy on the phone. It didn't work so I talked to the barista and he was extremely helpful and patient when our order kept changing. Overall it took about 10 minutes and the pastries were delicious.

Coffees and quiches are brilliant. I sometimes avoid going here because it is way pricier than the…read moredozen other stores at the same train station.

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....