Sorted by how many people would go back.
On Brew Routes, the Munich café people most often say they would go back to is FAUSTO KAFFEERÖSTEREI.

Industrial flour-mill roastery with a riverside garden, attracting a diverse crowd for creek-side espresso.

Minimalist, cozy neighborhood hub for chatting over fresh cinnamon buns and expert V60 brews.

Vintage furniture and a magazine rack shape the salon style cafe interior.

Intricate latte art accompanies a restrained courtyard setting.

Stone details frame an interactive filter coffee setup inside the courtyard cafe.

Small, friendly Maxvorstadt spot with a surfer's vibe, top-tier latte art, and cozy terrace seating.

Minimalist, Nordic-style hub with weekday laptop seating, specialty V60 brews, and a sunny terrace.

The tiny market stand opens onto outdoor seating.

Unpolished market stand with a chill vibe, featuring sunny patio seating and expertly pulled espresso.

Munich roasted coffee with transparent sourcing makes this Westend cafe more about origin than elaborate drinks.

A wall of international retail beans surrounds the compact espresso bar.

Cinnamon rolls accompany coffee in a wood heavy cafe interior.

Street seating extends the tiny cafe outside.

Minimalist, industrial-style roastery for quick, high-end espresso and cinnamon-filled Franzbrötchen.

Limited seating keeps the cafe compact and coffee focused.

Minimalist, light-filled neighborhood hub featuring a long bar and rotating seasonal espresso options.

The sixteen square metre espresso bar serves vegan cinnamon buns.

The market stand pairs espresso with cardamom buns.

Vibrant, pastel-hued Australian hub for organic brunch and specialty coffee with a sun-drenched terrace.

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