DK Travel : Munich : Places to eat

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Café Westend

Part café, part bar with food menu. Bowling lanes and pool tables are in the basement.
Café Wiener Platz

Hip meeting place with a large breakfast selection available well into the night. Patio tables in summer.
Cafégarten

Breakfast in the morning, pastas at lunch, and cocktails at night. In summer, a tree-shaded patio provides relief from summer heat.
Caffé Streiflicht

Hangout for journalists and shoppers in the building housing the daily newspaper, Süddeutsche Zeitung . The café is named after the long-running column in the paper. Daytime hours only.
Casa de Tapas

Fabulous Mediterranean atmosphere and tasty tapas.
Cô-Dô

Possibly the best Far Eastern food in the city – specialties from the Imperial cuisine of old Vietnam. Tip for vegetarians: try the tofu pâté or soybean quark wrapped in aromatic leaves.
Daitokai

Authentic Japanese cuisine, prepared on teppan-yaki tables before your eyes.
Deutsche Eiche

Once frequented by renowned filmmaker Fassbinder and friends, this is a well-established gay pub with a hotel and bathhouse. Both Bavarian and international cuisine are on the menu. The bathhouse occupies four floors in the rear building, with steam bath, whirlpool, and roof garden.
Dukatz

A café with a literary ambience: food is served on designer dishes decorated with quotes by Oskar Maria Graf. The most sought-after tables are in the gallery or, in summer, on the patio.
Ederer

Star chef Karl Ederer works his magic on the second floor of a palace in the Fünf Höfe arcades. Served in spacious and elegant rooms, all items on the menu are prepared with organic ingredients, which are transformed into delec-table creations.

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Restaurant price categories

For a three-course meal for one with a glass of wine or beer (or equivalent meal), taxes, and service charges.
- under 30 €
- 30–40 €
- 40–50 €
- 50–60 €
- over 60 €