Kaffeerosterei Viktualienmarkt Review

The grain market is next to Maria Square, a 3-minute walk, there are many shops selling flowers and groceries, many locals like to go shopping for coffee, nothing special, it is an old market, but there is a seafood restaurant with a lot of people, it is estimated that the taste is good.

This is equivalent to the local vegetable market. Of course, in addition to selling vegetables, there are other flowers and plants, craft gifts and the like. There is also a circle of snacks around the shop selling vegetables. The price is not expensive, but it seems that many vendors here only accept cash and cannot swipe credit cards. I actually bought a piece of fried pig skin to eat. It tastes good, it is very salty, I bite a few bites, and the rest is fed to the pigeons. Tuli is a shop selling flowers and gardening supplies. It is very cute, but it is estimated that this pile of things will be put in the dust again.

I ate cooked shrimp, and there was a dish similar to Shanghainese fried vegetables. I found that the taste of the German people was sour, spicy and salty. I still liked it. The German people in the square are drinking beer and chatting, very casual. There are everything sold in the market, and there are many cute things.

It is a free market, but it is very clean, a lot of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as local cheeses and various seasonings. It is very close to nearby attractions. In short, it is a must-see place in Munich. There is also a chain deli next to a large row and big elbow.

Be sure to come to the market on the edge of Maria Square on Saturday morning. Buy yourself some sausage for breakfast, and then browse all kinds of natural products. Don't have a fun