the person attending behaved rude when I wanted to go with my dog. I think there kindest ways to…read moreask for leaving the place.

Amazing Schmalznudel! This is worth the trip to Germany alone. I love this food, it reminds me of…read moreelephant ears in the US. They are also very nice and very patient. I don't speak German, but they all speak English very well! Also love small cafes. This place is near many markets so it's a fun spot to people watch and very scenic!

We stopped at Café Frischhut as part of a food tour we did in Munich. Since we were with the tour,…read morewe only tried one item, so my review is strictly based on the Schmalznudel -- but it was delicious! It's basically a freshly fried, slightly sweet dough sprinkled with sugar. It was served warm and was light and crispy on the outside while still soft inside. Definitely one of the better things I tried on our food tour! The place itself is very small, but part of the experience is being able to watch them making and frying everything fresh right through the glass window. That was really neat to see, especially knowing ours had just been made. I can't speak to the other items they offer since we didn't try them, but I would absolutely stop back for another Schmalznudel. Simple, fresh, warm and really good!

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.

I stopped here only for a coffee which was ok-ish but nothing more. Pastries and bread seemed good…read morebut nothing that you cannot find anywhere else.

Great little cafè right under the Glockenspiel. Nice older couple that run the place, the…read morecappuccino was made very well, had a salami sandwich and wife had the chocolate cake. Very simple, nothing extravagant.

Chill spot right under the glockenspiel. Older lady works there and gave me a free coffee for…read morehelping her plug in her lights. Not what I was expectin, but a pleasant surprise. She was sweet, I'd go back.

I had a croissant with almonds which was really great and rather cheap (EUR 1.90) compared to other…read moreplaces.

We ate at this small Cafe since it was close to our hotel. The small outdoor seating was intimate…read more The service was prompt and friendly and the food was very good. Highly recommend.

Best bakery for coffee drinks and breakfast food. Next door yo our hotel. Grocer attached to get…read morefood to eat later or take home.