Best 5 Places for Cinnamon Rolls in Munich

Coffee Twins is a small specialty café and bakery at Ehrengutstraße 18, pairing well-made flat whites and batch brew with house-made cakes, pastries and refreshing lemonades. The cinnamon roll is a particularly easy match for the coffee, with a balanced sweetness that keeps the pairing light.

The cosy, low-key setting works for a quiet coffee, breakfast or quick bite, while friendly service gives the compact space an approachable feel. A few outdoor seats are available, alongside takeaway and dine-in options. Vegetarian choices and small plates add flexibility for a daytime stop.

Zimtschneckenfabrik is a pastry shop on Chiemgaustraße 81 in Munich-Obergiesing, focused on fresh homemade cinnamon buns in a wide range of flavours. Alongside the classic version, the selection includes pistachio, cream-cheese frosting, vanilla and berries, and blueberry cheesecake, giving cinnamon-bun fans plenty to explore.

The shop works well for breakfast, dessert or a quick takeaway stop, with delivery, in-store collection and kerbside pickup available. Its pastries can be enjoyed on site or taken away, making it convenient for a treat on the move. Opening hours run mainly from 9 am to 5 pm, with shorter Sunday hours from 11 am to 3 pm.

Café Fräulein, at Frauenstraße 11 in Munich’s Altstadt-Lehel, is a welcoming café for breakfast, lunch or a relaxed coffee break. The menu suits both dine-in visits and takeaway, with outdoor seating adding another option when the weather allows.

Its sweet side is particularly appealing: cinnamon buns, cherry pie, matcha cake and chai latte are among the more distinctive choices, while generous sandwiches make it suitable for a fuller meal. Solo diners can settle in comfortably, whether stopping briefly or taking time over something freshly prepared.

Cinnamood brings its patisserie concept to Sendlinger Str. 38, pairing cinnamon rolls and other sweet creations with coffee and breakfast options. The central Munich location suits a quick stop during a day in the city, whether you want dessert on the spot or a takeaway box to continue your plans.

The range includes cinnamon-roll variations as well as treats such as a tiramisu roll, with options that do not contain alcohol. Delivery and takeaway make the shop useful beyond the small in-store visit, while the extended weekday schedule supports morning coffee, afternoon dessert or an evening sweet treat. Sunday opening is limited to the afternoon.

Cinnamood brings a cinnamon-roll-focused patisserie concept to Hanauer Strasse in Munich. Cinnamon rolls are central, with a classic among the choices. The classic can feel decidedly sweet, making this a stronger fit for an indulgent treat than for anyone seeking a restrained dessert.

The setup is geared primarily toward takeaway and quick stops. Eating in is possible, although the space for it is more limited, while coffee provides a natural pairing for a roll. The minimalist interior and carefully styled packaging give the shop a polished, playful identity. It works particularly well for picking up several rolls to share or taking a dessert to go.