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Italian coffee specialties on the Hofgarten: This is Munich’s oldest café, founded by Luigi Tambosi from Trento in Italy.

Historic 220-year-old coffee house in the Hofgarten, open morning to night. Take a seat at an antique table inside and be transported back to the 19th century. In summer, there are two patios, one on Odeonsplatz, the other beneath linden trees on the Hofgarten side. Live music is occasionally performed by music students.

Arguably one of the best restaurants in the world, Gault Millau awards Tantris its highest score – 19 points. Hans Haas’ philosophy of gastronomic pleasure is unequalled anywhere. This is a place for celebrating special occasions, revelling in top-notch cuisine, perfect service, and the expert recommendations of sommelière Paula Bosch.

Munich’s top restaurant is the Mount Olympus of haute cuisine, and the prices reflect this.

Bar and dining room with a large selection of tapas at the long counter. The comfortable atmosphere includes Mediterranean scenes projected onto the walls.

New Orleans-style bar and restaurant. Great ambience. Jazz brunch on Sundays.

Located near the three Pinakotheken, this café-bistro offers breakfast, coffee, lunch, and dinner, as well as cocktails, to patrons from all walks of life.

This pub is in a cellar of the Einstein Kulturzentrum; venue for world-class jazz concerts.

Fine Italian cuisine paired with excellent wines from small vineyards.

Characterized by a unique apothecary-style decor, this restaurant in Haidhausen is a blend of osteria, bistro, and vinothèque, serving up inspired Italian cuisine. When selecting the reasonably priced wines, be sure to ask the padrone, a wine merchant, for recommendations.