The best Levantine street food in Munich

Tucked away on a small side street, TUTU is a real gem in the lively Maxvorstadt neighborhood. It’s a bar where you’ll want to linger over a few beers or long drinks while snacking on mezze, salads, or börek—and enjoying the regular concerts!

Since its reopening, the Elisabethmarkt has become more and more of a hotspot—and Fizzy Bubele’s amazing sabich pitas are partly to thank for that. You’ll definitely want to stop by here a few times to try the fries (grilled cheese with pomegranate and mint yogurt) and the falafel, too!

At Maria, between breakfast and lunch, you can easily find yourself lost in thoughts of Marrakech or the colorful Orient: deliciously spiced scrambled eggs, tempting cakes, and mezze to share. On top of that, you can enjoy a wonderful seat in the beautiful dining room or on the large sidewalk terrace.

Once you've tasted the hummus at Eclipse, you'll probably never want to eat Israeli food anywhere else again. For years, this restaurant has been synonymous with the country's diverse culinary fusion—and it tastes divine. Be sure to try the grilled skewers and the tapas!

Fortunately, Sim Sim has just moved across the street and expanded a bit. The falafel is still the gold standard. The various meal boxes and the Sim Sim Special Platter are also a treat. Fresh, crispy, delicious, and well-seasoned—the perfect snack for a break!