Amaaaaazing breakfast! Tofu scramble was just epic, Smokey and flavorful! The vegan cheese spread…read morewas incredible and so was the coleslaw and toast. Pancakes and rice porridge were best sweet treats, but not too sweet. Will be Dreamin about this for days !

Atmosphere and design looks cozy, but the map nor its sign did not mention anything about this…read moreplace serving vegan only food. We already spent 20 minutes walking around for a decent looking breakfast place, so we sat down but were pretty disappointed considering we were hoping for an actual traditional breakfast.

I've spent a bit over the last three weeks in Germany, mostly staying in the Munich area, and of…read moreall of the places I have visited for mealtimes, my hands-down, recurring favorite is most certainly Cafe Schuntner. The wide array of homemade dessert options, alone, stands out in a city full of bakeries and cafes. Seriously, all of the cakes and pies are actually homemade, and each one I've seen looks like an expert crafting from the kitchen of some Food Network dessert master. Now, don't get it twisted--they also TASTE like the work of a dessert master. The sweetness is so perfectly balanced, both accenting and allowing the natural flavors of the main ingredients, like a schokotarte with a hidden layer of freaking APRICOT JAM!!! MIND AND TASTE BUDS BLOWN!!! Beyond the desserts (which clearly stand strongly, front and center) are a litany of wonderful food options, like the Spinat-Kokos-Suppe, which was easily the most flavorful, balanced, warming, and wonderful soup I've had in my entire life--at least top three, and I can't recall two others that actually come close to topping it. The coffee is well done, the assortment of Brot is well done, and in my final days here, there was even a RUM CAKE...with real rum, by the way, not some cheap, strange rum flavoring. Prepare to be nice and warm, with a fuzzy vibe, akin to the smiles and familiar after-effects of a mid-afternoon glass of Heidelbeere Glühwein. This may be the most-missed cafe I've visited, here, and if at all possible, I will return for more of this goodness. If you find yourself anywhere near Sendlinger-München, love yourself enough to find your way here.

My husband and I walked to this cafe from our hotel on our first day arriving in Munich. It was…read moreearly am and out hotel room was not available yet. What a GREAT find. Clean and cozy. Great cappuccino. We had the croissant with ham & cheese which the heated up . We went here 3 days in a row. Sampling the Swiss plate, Italian plate and the muesli. All of it was delicious and presentation was lovely. Extremely reasonably priced. Don't miss out on this great little find!!

I was there a couple of days ago to mainly use their wifi and buy a croissant/ cappuccino, but the…read moreold white guy behind the counter was pretty rude when I tried to order a croissant in german. He for some reason could not understand the word croissant and he asked me to repeat myself like 2x. When he noticed that I wanted to pay with card but couldn't because of the 15euro base fee (which is a little steep in my opinion, many normal cafes have like a 10 euro base fee...) he replied back in english even though I tried multiple times to speak in german. He was also unhelpful when I asked where the nearest ATM was and he just waved his hand in some vague direction. At this point, I couldn't tell if he was racist or....? I would highly suggest NOT going to this cafe cause the customer service SUCKS. Also: I never write reviews but I decided to dust off this Yelp account just to write about this unpleasant experience.

Delicious pastries and great brunch. The place really improved the area at Siemenswerke. Its always…read morebusy on the weekends so reserve a table and get the baiser cake.

I thought this place was great! The staff was friendly, the place was small and cute with the red…read morebrick and some outdoor seating. Music playing in the background. I came basically right when they opened and service was fast. I had the Mr Bacon which was a lot of food for the price! The pancakes were tasty... but the vax on even tastier.

We were looking for somewhere for breakfast around the museums we planned to go to while in Munich…read moreand found Mr. Pancake, a small American-themed restaurant not far from Königsplatz. We were greeted right away and got to choose to sit inside or outside, then went to the register to place our order. I got the Mr. Cherry and my bf got the Mr. Bacon. The pancakes were SO good and the cherries and vanilla sauce added tartness and sweetness, respectively. A cute little cafe with really tasty food!

staff were friendly and atmosphere was very peaceful. this breakfast was a great healthy start to…read moremy day

California done better than California itself - in the heart of Munich. Visiting Munich - seeing…read morethis place as a breakfast choice was fun - and honestly I wasn't initially enamored as I expect something like this to be a caricature of the real thing maybe. But the menu felt unique and interesting enough to visit. I got the Apple Almond Affair - stacks of pancakes, roasted apples and almonds - interlaced with vanilla cream, whipped cream and a side of vanilla ice cream. The Palm Beach - a coconut infused chia pudding with fruit. And - the Hermosa Beach - hash browns topped with mushrooms, onions, egg, bacon and cheese. Additionally - coffee! I was very satisfied with all the flavors - as I mentioned - better than California actually offers. The apple pancake dish was decadent but not over the top intensely rich as one may expect it to be. The hash brown dish was super flavorful and pleasantly presented, with fried eggs perfectly adorning the stack. And the chia pudding was also delicious (covered in bananas - which I removed for myself but were eaten by my companion). Currents and other fruit was atop this dish - a lovely flavorful pudding. Service was outstanding, welcoming. Seating - busy morning but no real wait. Cash only on this day due to network issues but that was ok. Just a very inviting space with lovely people and uniquely outstanding food. Must visit in Munich no matter where you are from!

We ended up at California Bean since it was one of the few places open on the Assumption of Mary…read moreholiday. It's very interesting/confusing to see other Californians review this place AND say that it is authentic to their experience going to a diner back home. Our table ordered omelettes with toast, OJ, and coffee. While the latter were fine, I take issue with the main dish. Every diner I've been to back home has Heinz ketchup and perhaps a hot sauce like Tabasco or Cholula. Every other table in sight also lacked these items, which definitely made my meal less enjoyable. We need seasoning beyond salt and pepper if we are going to call this place California-inspired. Service-wise....it's Germany, not California. Leave your expectations for cheerful and attentive service back home. It ain't happening here. Lastly, cash only? Even cash only joints here tend to post a sign somewhere to alert you in case you don't know. We found ourselves scrambling due to this policy. Ambiance and decor was boring and I have definitely seen something like this in California. SKIP California bean (unless you're in a bind like we were)

I'm totally addicted to Ratschiller's, I have to admit. This place is the best quality bakery in…read moreMunich in my book and at the same time one of the least expensive. There's literally a wall of Semmel to choose from. This establishment is self-service, that's part of the no-nonsense, no-frills value proposition. This is every man's breakfast or lunch. To me that only adds to the authenticity of the Harras big city experience. My tip: order one of the complete continental breakfasts, which includes beverage, rolls, charcuterie and jams and costs only a few euros.

Great little bakery/deli. I had a sandwich and it was good quality and inexpensive. I'll be going…read moreback.

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.

A sweets based tent or more like building??? Fun!!! This is my kind of place!!! The exterior and…read moreinterior look like a dessert heaven!! It's all very whimsical. There is a stage in the middle that is raised up high and the bar beneath. Table surround it stadium style. They don't serve beer here so wine and mixed drinks it is!! And food. Lots of food. So came on the closing day of Oktoberfest and it was a blast. The evening reservation and everything. The band was hopping and the crowd was eating it up. The food is what you would expect. The service was on point and keep the drinks flowing. It was a little warm... But that is to be expected. Just go with the flow... Fun place and less rowdy than the other tents...

Squee- it's shaped like a giant cake! Seriously - how can that not be amazing!…read more Note - no beer. No beer at all. But all the other alcohols - gotcha covered! We went for "soda" - rhubarb fizzy water - yum! We also went when the 10 layer cake was rolled out - so that was cool! Definitely very sweet staff. Easy seating in the afternoon. It's off the main drag, but on one of side roads. Definitely stop in - get a pancake crumbly thingy that i can't remember the name of! Indicate you are an english speaker early on if you are - just so you don't spent alot of time just nodding! Less stressful on the paying front that other tents, and they are more willing to split the bill!