Warm Dishes Cafés in Germany
A small café in the Helmholtzkiez district with colourful furnishings and hand-painted tableware by Hedwig Bollhagen. The coffee specialities are brewed in-house and are served with homemade tartelettes or rosemary chocolate cookies.
Everything is homemade, divine croissants and fantastic bread. The really good vegetarian dishes are a plus. The cappuccino is also perfect. Fast and friendly service. Always busy, sometimes you have to wait for a seat.
The coffee comes from a regional roastery, the cakes - including chocolate cake with a liquid center - are homemade from high-quality ingredients, without wheat flour and sometimes served warm. The young boss has since opened a second location, both very urban (Wilhelmsplatz and Schwabstraße), but with charm.
Attractive all-rounder for coffee and lunch. Various delicacies, cakes, pastries, bread and cheese. The excellent cappuccino from the Italian roastery Trinci comes in large cups. Selected lifestyle accessories invite you to store.
High above Munich's rooftops, the homemade cakes taste just as good to locals as they do to tourists. From the early evening hours, regional and international restaurant dishes are served.
Straightforward furnishings, not one piece of furniture too many. As bright as the milk foam on a good cappuccino. Friendly and accurate service, the owners with South Korean roots come from Australia. The Fahrgasse has now become a coffee mile.
Lovingly decorated Japanese café in the old town. Many delicacies, but the cheesecake is the highlight of the sweet treats. Very good coffee from a roastery that is not usually found in the city. Popular not only with Asian tourists.
Home-roasted beans and coffee are sold in four locations. The most comfortable place to sit, among plants and minimalist wooden furnishings, is the generously bright Kreuzberg café. Be sure to order an almond croissant from Salon Sucre with your coffee.
Hotspot for coffee lovers of special qualities. Hugely popular, but so small that guests crowd the sidewalk. Dedicated service. The transition from café to bar is seamless, many drink good wines whenever they feel like it.
Located right in the heart of Munich, you can sit on the roof terrace of the Deutsches Museum with the best view in good weather. From an extensive breakfast to an evening dinner, everything is possible here.
The best of India's breakfast culture and lunch dishes - from savoury to sweet. There is an à la carte brunch here every Sunday. From Indian-style scrambled eggs and curries to waffles with chickpeas, everything is on offer. Served with a masala chai - delicious.
This breakfast cafe offers homemade pies, sandwiches and egg dishes, as well as pancakes topped with homemade apple-cinnamon compote, vanilla bean curd, fruit, toasted pecans and maple cordial.
Café in the Grindelviertel serving international food with a focus on Levantine cuisine. In addition to breakfast, lunch and dinner, there is also coffee and cake. Cosy ambience. Is often booked as an event location.
Lu Soufflé serves Japanese pancakes topped with homemade garnishes such as chocolate sauce, whipped matcha or white chocolate cream. "Snow White" with white chocolate is especially recommended. A fine choice of speciality coffees and teas.
Breakfast to brunch is available here all day, and everything revolves around pancakes. They come in many sweet or savoury varieties and ideas, all in the style of the American West Coast tradition.
Nice little day bar in wood and brown tones with an urban outdoor area on the sidewalk. The breakfast menu is French-inspired from the small "A Paris" with croissant, to "Normandie" with lots of cheese and "La Mer" with salmon and avocado. Weekdays until 11:30, because then the lunch service begins.