Local chain for coffee , breakfast, brunch or lunch. Large selection of baked goods that are tasty,…read morefresh and high quality. As a first timer, I was very pleased with the food, drinks and service in general. Cookies, cakes, pastries, pretzels and sandwiches at reasonable prices. There's something for everyone here. Eat inside or on the patio or just grab and go. You won't be disappointed.

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!!!

Quick and easy pick me up in a tourist trap area of Innsbruck next to the golden roof…read more 5 euros per a sandwich. Nothing surprising classic ham and cheese on a roll. Your choice of white or dark roll. Personally I liked the white one better. FYI sandwich orders are take out only, they had seating for people who wanted cheese/meat boards and casual convos.

"Burning the ground I break from the crowd I'm on the hunt…read moreI'm after you I smell like I sound. I'm lost and I'm found And I'm hungry like the wolf ..." When confronted with a deeply perplexing conundrum, I often resort to the wisdom offered by the great social commentators, Duran Duran. For example, when squeezing and scampering my way through Marienplatz and its throngs of tourists like a squirrel trying to cross Times Square, I sometimes catch a whiff of the edibles...and then I'm hungry. Like the wolf. A squirrel wolf, if you like. But who wants to pay €4 for a coffee and €7 for a sandwich? Get your Hände hoch if you said, "ICH NICHT!" because nor do I. Squirrel wolves often forget to go to the ATM, so we much prefer, say, €3 for a sandwich, and for that reason do I so love coming to this little place. Also, because their Bavarian accents are charming. And if you order one of their nifty salads to eat there, they will put it into a huge bowl with real utensils for you to eat at one of their standing tables. And because after 6PM, most everything is half off (excepting salads, beers, juices, and candy bars). So if your "Mouth is alive with juices like wine," I recommend you bring your hunger to the Wolf.

I have been looking for a good salad place in Munich and so happy I found one! This place has great…read moreto go salads, I love it! The food is fresh and so good! If you're looking for a healthy fresh lunch then this is the place to go!

If I could rate them 10 stars I would! The best kept secret in Garmisch! Everything I've eaten here…read morefrom seasonal pasta dishes, to the baguette sandwiches, potato pancakes, and salads are superb! Idk what's in the salad dressing but it keeps you coming back for more! Mukkefuck is a "must stop" while visiting! Service is sufficient... very relaxed, you can sit and enjoy a long meal and move from coffee/tea to cocktails, wine, and beer.

Great place! Food was amazing. we stopped in for lunch after a morning hike. The portions were…read morehuge! The staff was amazing. Must stop by even just for drink.

My first cortado! Espresso with steamed milk and a syrup of my choice…read more Very friendly customer service.

Hands down the best coffee I have had in Germany. I was starting wonder if I would find a decent…read morecup of joe during my trip. Most of the places I tried in Munich, Frankfurt, Heidelberg and Cologne were average at best. Germany is a little behind in the coffee scene. As for lunch, this place had a great selection of typical cafe food and it's all vegetarian. If you are looking around town, pop in and chill for a while. I'm keen to try the toasted sandwiches and bagels. The brownie I had was surprisingly better than the ones I buy in New York.

The falafel sandwich here is the best! Unlike some of the dry falafels I have had elsewhere, the…read morefalafel here was soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. The falafel sandwich was served with hummus, harissa, and veggies. One was quite filling. I also tried the shawarma salad plate. I didn't like that turkey was the only option for meat here (1 star off), but liked all the other things (hummus, baba ghanoush, tabbouleh, red cabbage, sauerkraut, mango curry sauce, pickles, olives, etc.) that composed the plate. The plate was filled to the max. Note: Cash only.

Delicious food. Friendly staff. Spoke great English (thank you) and it was really fun eating and…read morepeople watching, even with a little rain :) great place to rest feet and recharge.

The US has its hot dog and Austria has its bosna and it was so good. The Bosna was created here in…read moreSalzburg at this very location. The restaurant was located in a passageway between two buildings off the main shopping street Getreidgassee in the Alstadt. This was a perfect rest stop since it was a little cooler and of course shaded. It was even better without any line since we came in the middle of the afternoon for a light snack. The basic Bosna was served with 2 pork sausages in a long, toasted bun with their unique curry spice, parsley, and raw onions. The other options added mustard or ketchup or omitted the parsley and onion. While the basic Bosna was quite delicious (nice snap to the sausage, moist and flavorful), the mustard version really added more moisture and tang that my SO and I agreed was the best choice. Cash is preferred though credit cards were accepted. A definite must try dish when visiting Salzburg.

This place has been very written up on many websites like Yelp and Trip Advisor so I had to try it…read moreout. It was a bit hard to find since it's in a small passage between two shopping streets. The line for ordering was long (about 15-20 deep) around 1:30pm but it moved fast. There are basically 6 variations of the sausage sandwich (which it is like a panini). The bread was crunchy and toasty...warm and fresh. The sausage (2 per sandwich) were delicious and nicely dressed. For about US$7 this was a great deal. Yummy, delicious and cheap.