Cafe Guglhupf

Pleasant experience, good food. What's not to like?

We had an incredible time here. Deme helped us translate our orders into German and had a lot of patience with helping us (had a few laughs at our horrible pronunciation) He’s the best waiter we have ever had and provided an extremely warm and funny mood!! 10/10

Good food. Typical bavarian food. Service is alow because the place is very busy. The place is quite big, with several places to sit, including an outside terrace and a second floor terrace.

Went there for a quick breakfast. Wouldn't recommend it. Not great food or coffee, service was ok, there is better German food elsewhere. The place also feels a little soulless.

Delightful cafe is nestled away from the hustle and bustle of the old town. Arrive before 11:30 to ensure you make it for breakfast. Very friendly staff, excellent coffee, meticulously clean toilets.

Really centric place.
International team that speaks multiple languages, with an awesome way to treat clients.
They were really kind.
We tried a few cakes (mango and marmor) and they were splendid. Really nice taste, wet...
Coffees were well prepared.
The place it's awesome too, two different terraces, one in ground level, other one in the first floor.
There's place inside too, pretty cozy.

The cafe’s location is a prime spot as you can shop to your heart’s desire and then eat at this place to your heart’s desire. We ordered the turkey schnitzel, the Apple strudel, a hot chocolate and a cappuccino. The turkey schnitzel was decent, not so special flavor wise, according to the person who accompanied me. The hot chocolate was okay too. I had the apple strudel with vanilla sauce and also ordered a portion of cream along with it. I was amazed at the quantity of vanilla sauce and cream that was served! Haven’t seen any other joint give this much amount of vanilla sauce and cream. The strudel was really good! The vanilla sauce was perfect with it and so was the cream. The only gripe I have is that I wish the sauce was given separately so that I could pour it on to the strudel to my liking. Since it was served with the strudel, the strudel turned soggy and lost its crispness and flakiness. It was delicious, nevertheless. The cappuccino was good as well but I think I should have ordered an espresso, in retrospect, to cut down the sweetness of the dessert. It is a nice place and would recommend to those visiting Munich, especially in Marienplatz.

P.S: the place has a wide variety of desserts as well. The next time I’m in Munich I’m definitely checking those out too!