15 Best Places for Breakfast in Munich, Germany

Café Buur brings a globe-inspired brunch menu to Feilitzschstraße 12 in Munich. The generous selection includes shakshouka, croissant-based breakfast plates and sourdough options, with bold combinations such as feta, spices and hollandaise. Breakfast, coffee, cocktails and outdoor seating make it a flexible daytime destination.

The setting suits social brunches as well as solo visits, with takeaway, delivery and pickup available when dining in is not convenient. Its playful, contemporary approach makes the café a strong choice for guests who want more than a standard breakfast plate. Booking ahead is advisable for busy brunch sessions.

Om Nom Nom Café at Volkartstraße 70 offers a fully vegan-leaning breakfast and lunch stop in Munich, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery available. The menu includes colourful fruit bowls, fluffy French toast, fresh berries, pistachios and coffee, making it an appealing choice for plant-based brunch.

The café also welcomes solo diners and laptop sessions, with outdoor seating for warmer days. Demand can make service slower at busy times, so it suits guests with a relaxed schedule more than those seeking a rushed breakfast. Regular hours are 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday; Monday is closed.

Cafe MaBe at Schellingstraße 143 combines breakfast, lunch, coffee and freshly made bakery treats in a cosy, carefully designed space. Pistachio cheesecake, cakes and sweets pair naturally with its coffee-led offer, while healthy and organic options add variety for a lighter daytime stop.

A few outdoor tables provide a sunny alternative, and the café’s clean, comfortable setting works well for solo visits or laptop sessions. Takeaway and kerbside pickup are available. Wi-Fi is not available, so it is better suited to reading, conversation or a short work break than to a full remote-work session.

Lollo Rosso Caffè Bar brings a small, intimate Italian feel to Wörthstraße 11 in Au-Haidhausen. Coffee, breakfast and lunch lead into pasta, wine and dinner, with carbonara and tiramisu among the tempting choices for a fuller meal.

The compact interior includes a few tables and bar seating, while a small outdoor area adds seasonal appeal. Friendly service and a quaint atmosphere make it suitable for a quick cappuccino, solo dining or a relaxed evening in a pretty neighbourhood.

Togather Café & Restaurant on Schwanthalerstraße 160 centres its concept on shared dining and all-day breakfast. The menu includes beautifully presented shakshuka, balanced bowls and bread-based dishes, with breakfast extending into lunch and dinner. Outdoor seating, takeaway, delivery and pickup give the restaurant useful flexibility.

Its welcoming atmosphere and attentive service suit social meals, while the large-table concept adds a communal dimension without making the setting feel formal. Reservations are available and worth considering for popular breakfast periods. Regular hours are 9 am to 8 pm Friday through Sunday, with shorter Thursday service.

Built around the feel of a neighborhood village square, Cafe Mio is a welcoming daytime café on Lamontstraße in Bogenhausen. Its menu spans breakfast, coffee breaks and a light lunch, with fresh, flavorful food, healthy choices and notably good coffee. The cosy interior works equally well for a solo meal or an early laptop meeting.

On sunny days, the terrace gives brunch a relaxed outdoor setting, while takeaway adds flexibility for a quicker stop. Service is warm and friendly, and the café’s local, sociable character makes it well suited to both weekday routines and leisurely Saturday breakfasts. Tables can be in demand, so advance reservations are an important part of planning a visit.

Madam Anna Ekke brings a stylish café atmosphere to Neuhausen, with a French rustic feel that suits relaxed breakfasts, brunches and leisurely coffee breaks. The menu includes homemade brunch dishes, coffee specialities and healthy options, with outdoor seating for milder days.

Flavour-forward plates such as halloumi and goat cheese make the food more distinctive than a standard café breakfast, while lunch, takeaway and late-night options extend its appeal beyond the morning. The setting can fill quickly, so reserving a table is a sensible choice, especially for popular periods. At Schlörstraße 11, it is also a comfortable address for solo dining, coffee, beer or cocktails in a lively yet welcoming setting.

Coffee anchors the menu at Café Blá in Au-Haidhausen, where overnight oats offer a light breakfast and lemon cake or brownies accompany a later break. The book-filled setting suits reading over a chai latte or settling in for a solo visit. Roasting takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and beans and brewing equipment are available to take home.

Caffè Da Me offers an Italian-style café stop at Kohlstraße 11, close to Munich’s museums and the European Parliament building. Breakfast, lunch and coffee are complemented by pastries such as the Napoletana, alongside carefully made chocolate and a small selection of indoor and outdoor tables.

The café suits a cappuccino and pastry, a solo lunch or a relaxed pause during a day in the neighbourhood. Its menu also includes healthy options, beer and takeaway, while the intimate setting keeps the focus on coffee, food and attentive service. Opening hours are 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday and 9:30 am to 5 pm at the weekend; Monday is closed.

Sebastian’s coffee-breakfast-drinks makes Sebastiansplatz 4 a convenient first stop in central Munich. The breakfast restaurant combines fresh croissants, Bavarian weißwurst, coffee cake, ice cream and carefully made coffee, with outdoor seating and takeaway for flexible mornings.

It is equally suited to a quick breakfast, a relaxed coffee or a later drink, with beer and cocktails extending the menu beyond the morning. The setting welcomes solo diners and visitors arriving in the city, while delivery and pickup options add convenience. Opening hours start at 9 am most days; Saturday continues into late evening and Sunday runs until 3 pm.

Breakfast at Tante Emma Cafe in Schwabing-West includes croissants and eggs, with dishes prepared individually in a small bistro setting. A jazz soundtrack accompanies meals, and sunny outdoor seating offers a place for late-morning brunch. The menu continues through lunch and dinner, so the same address also suits an evening meal or drink.

Emmi’s Brunch Club on Wilhelmstraße 43 is designed for leisurely breakfast and brunch, with a plant-focused menu, coffee, healthy options and a sunny outdoor setting. The café is especially practical for families: a small children’s play area allows adults to stay close while enjoying the meal.

Fresh avocado toast and desserts are among the appealing daytime choices, while takeaway and delivery make the offer more flexible. The atmosphere suits casual meet-ups, solo dining and slow weekend mornings. Booking ahead is recommended for busy brunch periods. Weekday hours are 9 am to 3:30 pm, with Saturday and Sunday service until 5 pm.

Erbil’s Vegan & Mediterran brings fully vegan, home-style cooking to Breisacher Straße 13 in Au-Haidhausen. The menu spans hearty plates, salads, wraps, dürüm, tofu schnitzel and desserts, making it suitable for lunch, an early dinner or a plant-based takeaway.

The straightforward, family-style setting favours casual dining and self-service rather than a formal restaurant experience. Portions can be filling, and the mix of Mediterranean and comfort-food influences gives the menu broad appeal for vegan and vegetarian diners. Outdoor seating, delivery and pickup are available.

At its Bogenhausen address on Weltenburger Strasse, Backspielhaus brings bakery and breakfast together under one roof, with fresh baked goods, a varied menu and spelt-flour pizza alongside its morning offering. The comfortable setting has a warm, relaxed feel, while seasonally refreshed decor gives repeat visits extra character.

It suits an unhurried breakfast or daytime meal in Munich’s Bogenhausen district. Booking ahead is advisable when planning around a specific time, making it better suited to a planned sit-down visit than a spontaneous stop.