Coffee was amazing! We had the filter coffee and coffee latte. Sema is very knowledgeable with the…read morecoffee selections and choices. She made us feel welcomed and recommended exactly what we needed. The assortment of coffee is out of this world! What ever you try here will not disappoint.

From the owner: Immer frisch gerösteter Kaffeeread more

From the owner: Die Bäckerei SEIDL Konditorei ist ein Familienunternehmen in der dritten Generation. Gegründet…read morewurde unsere Bäckerei und Konditorei 1923 in der Sendlinger Straße. Seit 1945 findet man uns in der Gundermannstraße. Die Tradition spielt eine wichtige Rolle bei der Herstellung unserer Waren, doch fühlen wir uns der Tradition und dem Fortschritt gleichermaßen verpflichtet. Durch die Kombination moderner Technik und langer Erfahrung ist es uns möglich, unsere Rohstoffe möglichst schonend und ohne chemische Hilfsmittel zu verarbeiten. Auf diese Weise können wir unseren Kunden höchste Qualität und besten Geschmack bieten.

Quick stop after our Dachau tour. Our waitress was very helpful in seating us. She was the only…read morewaitress and it was pretty busy. They're popular with to-go pastries so there was a small line out the door. Once we got her attention we were good to go.

Delicious pastries and solid breakfast Good coffee…read moreExcellent location Parking lot available Place was packed on a Saturday morning (good sign) Staff very friendly and helpful Free WiFi Was definitely come here again!

A small cozy coffee shop tucked inside the BMW Museum. The menu is simple and small only offering a…read morefew drink options along with some snack and desserts. I ordered a latte macchiato, which was pretty good. I took my drink and sat outside on the terrace.

The menu has a picture of the original M1 and pretty much looks exactly like a BMW sales brochure -…read moredown to the all caps Helvetica typeface. That pretty much says it all about the M1 Cafe. The atmosphere is trendy, modern, cool - with white walls and white furniture, you feel like you're in some sort of prototype BMW dealership. The menu is seasonal and decidedly upscale in presentation. You're not going to break the bank with your order, but the M1 Cafe is a definite step up from the cafeteria options across the street at BMW Welt. At lunchtimes on weekdays, it appears that a lot of the tables are reserved for BMW higher ups in their suits and pantsuits, but if you can snag a table, the food options aren't bad for what is essentially a museum restaurant. A variety of cakes and pastries sit at the far end of the bar as dessert options. Pleasant interior and exterior seating. Solid food. Surprisingly decent prices. Definitely not a bad place to grab a meal while visiting the Welt.