I came here during a food tour so I didn't interact with the staff. We did see them making some of…read moreour baked goods, which was really interesting. Our tour didn't eat inside cause we had many places to go. I couldn't see it this place was large or not or if they had a lot of seatings. We had one baked item, which was wonderful - a donut like pastry typical in the area. If you're around, I definitely suggest this place for a light coffee and pastry.

When I was researching things to eat in Munich, this cafe was highly recommended. It specializes in…read moreschmalznudel, a popular Bavarian pastry that's basically fried dough that is dusted with sugar. Crispy on the outside and soft inside, it's very similar to a Chinese youtiao. We came in around 11am after our flight had landed and we had checked into our hotel. We were able to get a table right away, which was nice. We ended up getting two schmalznudel and two Berliner doughnuts to share between the four of us. We also had coffee and hot chocolate. This really hit the spot. Everything was great and it was a really good first stop on our first day. It's cash only so make sure you have some Euros before coming!

A friend of mine who lives in Germany recommended this bakery in Munich. There are several…read morelocations in Munich and the one we visited had upstairs to eat in. Besides deserts we ate, we bought tons of pastries and they were all marvelous. We spent a small fortune here but we will do it again. So good!!!

The pastries aren't only beautiful, they are delicious as well. We tried several items and loved…read moreall of them. This was a nice pick-me-up while visiting the Christkindlmarkt.

-Cute place in Munich -A lot of different areas ( floors)…read more to sit which I didn't realize until we ate at the bar area afterwards. - apparently a chain or something seemed to pass a few on our travels through Munich - waiter/ waitress staff - friendly staff I had the eggs and bacon --others had other items too. It was perfect for us...we were hungry and not much was open the day we visited. We would recommend and go back if ever again in Munich.

On our way to the Biergarten and market place area came across Riscahrt. People in line so…read morecuriously I looked. It is a pastries , sandwiches and cafe place. So many selections. We ordered a pastry called Richard Dashuchi it was baked tart cake with fresh pears on top spread with caramelized honey. There's live bees flying around the pastries so cool . Just beware for those allergic to Bee sting . The price reasonable. There's table and chair to eat while viewing the church and the people.

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

Service was tempermental for tourists, locals got the smile w their donut/ krapfen. The coffee was…read moreaverage. The krapfen were ok. Dough was basic and flavor came from the sweet cream in the middle. They do have lots of choices but id rather go somewhere else where i wont be treated rudely.

Excellent service, friendly staff, delicious food and great coffee. Price is very reasonable. And…read morethey speak english too:-)

Made a quick stop here. Coffee was good. Pastries were fresh and delicious. Many locals seem…read moreto stop here which is a good sign.

This is my favorite bakery when I am in Munich. I always get a krapfen (or two) and they always…read morehave different flavors. When I stay overnight in Munich, I would also get one for the morning. While they don't taste nearly as good the day before, it is still good. I once purposely missed my connecting train to get a couple of krapfen here, delaying my trip another hour :)

Sooooo delicious, everything is really fresh!!! The coffee, the chocolate croissant, the natural…read moreorange juice! And seating outside under the shade on a Sunday morning...heaven!!!

Riedmair was right around the corner from our hotel & provided a great snack spot…read more The Mr & I chose the Cheesy Pretzel - the pretzel was soft & chewy & had a slight crunch fro the salty cheese layer - this wasn't like a melted cheese but rather a crisped cheese coating & it was lovely Dad chose a sandwich w/ a soft pretzel roll, filled w/ salami & tomato, lettuce. The Mr said this was a traditional sandwich & Daddy enjoyed it Saw other savory rolls & sandwiches available & there were coffee & juices / soft drinks.....this quick stop had it all Huge fans!

Ambiance: very clean and nice cafe, convenient location to the main train station and they open…read moreearly enough if you are leaving for tours Service: very nice, especially compared to most other places in Munich Food: menu available in English and German. Sandwiches are great, good variety in breakfast options. Bagels are more bread like, but very light. The sandwiches all have some sauce/spread, so they are flavorful and not very dry. Definitely one of the better places for good coffee in Munich. My iced coffee drink was just a little sweet, so I would just ask for less syrup next time. Coffee isn't from a machine (which seems to be common in many bakeries). Would highly recommend this cafe!

Very pleasant cafe with lots of English/American/German breakfast options…read more We had a quick breakfast inside the cafe. Seating was plentiful and comfortable - it was easy to order at the counter and then wait for table service. The lattes we ordered were well prepared with a good variety of non-dairy milk options available. We both ordered the King - a breakfast bagel sandwich with eggs and bacon. The bagel was definitely not a bagel but it was a nice crusty roll and it was an enjoyable sandwich. All in all a great place for a low-key cafe experience.

This place is a dream for a foodie!!! We really just walked around and checked out all of the…read moreamazing things it had to offer and I was so jealous we couldn't pack a picnic (far too cold outside) or take it to an apartment. So many amazing things to see which made me feel like we were learning more about the culture. The shop is incredible and locals line up to get in early.

Elegant grocery/epicurean food hall in the heart of Munich. The displays of pates, cheeses,…read moreseafood and desserts are on par with Galleries Lafayette in Paris. There are departments devoted to fresh fruits+ seasonal vegetables, top quality meats & sausages, and gourmet chocolates. The prices reflect the top-notch quality -- but the whole store is a feast for the senses. The staff is very professional as well.