Fabulous shop that sells great chocolate. If you are a chocolate fan and live in Munich or, are…read morevisiting then, this is one place I would recommend you visit and, gorge on chocolate. I have tasted a few of their chocolates and it's fabulous. If you don't like chocolate well this review is not much use to you ;-)) They do have lots of other stuff in this shop but it's just a distraction to the main theme of this shop, Chocolate ;-))

When I am in the area, I will walk completely out of the way just so I can walk past Götterspeise…read more There is just something about looking at their window displays that makes me happy and say to myself "I want to buy all of it". I think the shop does a great job capturing that whimsical feeling, and you can tell they really pride themselves on that. The inside of the shop, albeit a bit cramped, is just as well-organized and decorated as the windows. Other than perhaps Dallmayr, I think this shop has one of the best food display//layout/presentation in the city. Okay okay....I get it....nobody cares as much as I do about this, so I'll move onto the chocolate. It's to die for. That's all you really need to know. I had a slice of their Banana Chocolate Truffel Torte, and it's basically. All I could think about the rest of the day. It was that delicious. My friend said her slice of cake was just as yummy, but I wouldn't know because we refused to share a single bite of our treats hahah. I have nothing but nice things to say about Götterspeise. Really....just go. Like right now. Unless "right now" is Sunday, because they're closed. AND sit outside and stay a while. The only regret you might have is staying so long that you buy another round of chocolate and cakes.

Stopped by this local bakery as it is close to the place we are staying in a Munich. The ladies at…read morethe counter were very friendly and comprehensive with my elementary level German. We ordered a few items for breakfast: a walnut cinnamon roll, a vanilla custard roll, and a jelly donut. All three were very tasty and you could tell that they were baked that day. We also ordered a peppermint tea and hot chocolate. Nothing too special, but no complaints either. The cafe appears to have a steady stream of locals and workers that pass through. Constantly busy, but the ladies are fast and don't appear to get overwhelmed. I will probably return during the remainder of my trip and recommend it to others passing through the area.

It says the have wifi - but since they don't share the password - I wouldn't make your way here to…read moreuse the internet. Otherwise the coffee tastes like other cute little cafés you can find on every block.

Charming place except ..... .... it surprisingly turned out…read moreto be the most racist place I shopped at in my life. It would have been fairer if the lady - apparently belonging to the nearer circle of owners - openly articulated not to serve us. Wanting the money but not the customer is one of the lowest human behaviours! I would have never expected such appalling attitude by foreign people in such a bohemian neighbourhood. To this day of my experience with Japanese people and culture the first and only disgraceful behaviour by a Japanese person. Sorry to have to post this! As for the bread - nothing out of the ordinary, the way it should be! Would have liked it to join my variety of Munich bakeries - BUT NO THANKS!

Very nice little Japanese run place, with excellent bread, a friendly, quiet interior and some…read moreintersting ceramics. If I lived around here, I would buy my bread here every day. Particularly the pain d'épie looked succulent. Also various mousses and good coffee.

The Hōflinger kiosk has moved around the Hauptbahnhof over the years but is currently on the…read moreNortheast side of the platforms. The sandwiches are perfection. My favorite has always been the triangular jobs with salami. Maybe some day I'll learn their correct name. The brezn sandwiches also look pretty epic.