Stopped by for coffee and a slice of apple cake. Cake was solid, not too sweet, coffee did the job. Place is small but fine for a quick break. Staff was friendly enough. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I didn&#39;t mind.

The double espresso macchiato with the spicy Indian roast is solid. Price is a bit steep for the size, but honestly one of the better coffees around here.

The W&uuml;rzfleisch here was actually really good. I wasn&rsquo;t expecting that from a caf&eacute;, but it was rich and had a nice kick to it. The seating was comfortable too, which I always appreciate. Service was friendly, nothing too pushy. Just a solid spot to grab a warm meal without any fuss. Maybe a little slow at first, but fine overall.

Nice spot for coffee and a slice of cake. The chocolate selection looked good too. I just grabbed a quick bite, didn&#39;t try the wines.

Stopped by for coffee and cake. The owner was really friendly, made the whole place feel welcoming. Tried a slice of their cake&mdash;pretty solid. Coffee was just alright though, nothing special. Nice spot if you&#39;re in the area and want a quiet break.

Nice little spot for tea. Had the cream tea, scones were proper. Not easy to find that around here. Place is small, bit cramped but fine. Homemade cakes looked good too, didn&#39;t try. Just tea and scones. Enough for me.

The lunch box menu is a delightful experience, featuring a variety of vegetables that provide a nutritious meal. It&#39;s a great option for those who enjoy traditional Japanese cuisine.

The carrot cake was really moist, best I&#39;ve had in a while. Bethm&auml;nnchen cookie was solid too, nice marzipan taste. Worth stopping by if you&#39;re in the area.

We came for breakfast around 11, had the High breakfast and Bircher muesli. Really good, fresh stuff. They serve it till 7 pm on weekends, which is handy if you&#39;re not an early riser. Place was a bit busy but fine. I&#39;d go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Decent spot for a quick beer and snack in the center. Nothing fancy food-wise, but the terrace is perfect for people-watching when the sun&#39;s out.

The curried chicken and rice was honestly better than I expected. Sat out on the leafy terrace, pretty chill spot for lunch. Not fancy, but the food did the job. Portion was decent too. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Stopped by for coffee and a slice of cake. The vegan selection is decent, and the cake itself was good. Just a heads up, they&#39;re pretty sweet. Drink prices are a bit steep compared to the cake. Like the vintage look inside, but the chairs aren&#39;t great for sitting around for a while.

Prices are fair for what you get, though coffee isn&rsquo;t included with the breakfast buffet. That caught me off guard a bit. Still, the food was solid and I left full. Good spot if you&rsquo;re grabbing brunch with friends and don&rsquo;t mind paying extra for your caffeine fix. ☕️

Kaiserschmarren was solid. Big portion, easily enough for two. Strudel came with raisins though, not a fan of that. Coffee was fine. Place felt a bit touristy but whatever. If you want a proper Austrian dessert fix, it does the job.

The pastel de nata was seriously good, flaky and warm. The tiled walls make it feel properly Portuguese, which I liked. It&rsquo;s pretty small inside though, so we ended up sharing a table with strangers. Kind of cozy, but not the spot if you want a long chat with your friends. Still, I&rsquo;d go back for the pastry 😊

Stopped by after the museum visit. Food was decent, nothing more. Schnitzel was fine, but for the portion size the price felt a bit steep. Service friendly enough, just not fast. Location is the main draw, right in the center. If you&#39;re nearby and hungry, it works. Wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it though.

Been coming here for a while now. The cakes always look great, and the coffee holds up every time. Just remember they only do cash, which caught me off guard the first visit. Garden seating is still my favorite spot when the weather cooperates. Nice to see they keep the quality consistent.

Nice that they let our dog in, staff even brought water for him. Food was good, no complaints. Portions are decent for the price. Would come back if we&#39;re around.

Stumbled into this place and the terrace was just perfect for a slow afternoon. The cakes look almost too pretty to eat, but they taste even better than they look. Coffee was a bit on the weaker side for my taste, but honestly the cake made up for it. Would come back just for that.

Stopped by for a late afternoon coffee and ended up staying longer than planned. The place has that proper old Frankfurt vibe, worn-in but comfortable. Cake slices are generous, no argument there. My espresso was solid, though I did wish they had a better wine list to pair with the apple strudel. Prices felt reasonable for the area, especially for the portion sizes.

The lemon cheesecake at the counter is the real deal. It&rsquo;s not even on the menu, but the lady just pointed at it and I&rsquo;m so glad she did. The strawberry jam on the side had huge fruit chunks, honestly could&rsquo;ve eaten that with a spoon alone. Perfect little spot to catch up with friends over something sweet 🍋

The food was fresh and nicely plated. I had the octopus salad and fritto misto, both were really good. Cocktails went well with the meal too. Service was friendly, and I appreciated that they didn&#39;t rush us. Just a small thing, the seating felt a bit cramped, but overall a pleasant spot for a relaxed dinner.

Great spot right in the center. The wine list was solid and the food hit the spot. Service kept things moving without hovering. Definitely my kind of place for a relaxed evening in Munich.

The gluten-free bread was a nice touch with my quinoa bowl. Outdoor seating is lovely when it&#39;s not too crowded. Service was friendly and made the visit easy.

The cupcakes are always fresh, and that lime one is a winner. Cozy little place inside, good for a quick coffee and cake when it&#39;s raining out.

The espresso tonic was a nice surprise, and the kimchi toast actually worked. Cheesecake was solid too. Cozy little spot, though it got a bit busy later.

The eggs benedict were properly done&mdash;runny yolk, decent hollandaise. Coffee was strong enough. Paid a bit more than I usually would for breakfast, but the portion was fair. Nothing fancy, just solid cooking.

The strawberry sprinkles and bienenstich were tasty, but the pistachio dream fell flat. Decent prices for Berlin though.

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