10 Best Croissants in Munich

Orfanōs Croissanterie brings a focused bakery experience to the corner of Mainzer Straße and Karl-Theodor-Straße in Munich. Its croissants are available for takeaway or to enjoy with coffee and breakfast in the café, with Wi-Fi adding convenience for a short work session.

Glaze Croissanterie on Rheinstraße 20 pairs striking croissant creations with a polished café setting and a strong specialty-drink menu. Pistachio and lemon versions offer a refined alternative to a standard pastry, while the coffee and chai latte selection gives the visit a broader café appeal.

The bright, attractive interior includes indoor and outdoor seating, and the calm service suits solo visits, takeaway or a relaxed coffee break. Vegan and vegetarian options are available, with delivery also offered.

NEOSOCIETY MUNICH is a café on Herzogstraße 77 in Schwabing-West with a health-conscious menu and a strong matcha focus. Drinks and dishes include organic, vegan and vegetarian options, while indoor and outdoor seating suits both solo visits and relaxed breaks.

Its matcha drinks are generally balanced rather than heavily sweetened, with the menu offering variety beyond a standard cup. Coffee and desserts round out the selection, and takeaway is available.

Coucou Food Market - Glockenbach is a casual café on Holzstraße 21, suited to breakfast, lunch, coffee and quick takeaway. The menu includes healthy options, while beer and other drinks make it flexible beyond the morning.

Service is attentive and friendly, and a small outdoor bench offers a pleasant spot for coffee and people-watching. The space leans more towards a quick snack than a long, deeply comfortable stay, with delivery, no-contact delivery and kerbside pickup available.

Mr. Ben is a cosy, colourful café on Türkenstraße in Munich’s university area, with indoor and outdoor seating for breakfast, coffee or a quick bite. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it easy to drop in alone or with a dog.

Coffee is a clear strength, supported by pastries and desserts for a relaxed morning or afternoon stop. Takeaway is available, while the surrounding street adds plenty of nearby cafés and restaurants.

Les Deux Messieurs München is a café on Weißenburger Straße combining breakfast, lunch, pastries and coffee with a calm, inviting atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating makes it flexible for a quiet meal, a solo coffee or a laptop session, while the menu also includes beer and cocktails.

Kaffee & Bäckerei Cafe Michl on Häberlstraße 19 is a bakery built around excellent croissants, pastries and cappuccinos. The pistachio croissant is a particular highlight, while the classic butter version also makes a strong choice for a traditional breakfast stop.

The bakery’s distinctive atmosphere adds character beyond the counter, with early weekday opening from 6:30 am and shorter weekend hours.

Matcha Lab is a cosy, contemporary café at Altheimer Eck 9, focused on matcha drinks, desserts and relaxed solo visits. The menu offers an unusually broad range of matcha combinations, including matcha and black sesame, alongside coffee and sweet options.

bei LABI is a Munich bakery at Hermann-Lingg-Straße 14, well suited to relaxed mornings. Coffee, sandwiches and a varied selection of croissants make it a practical breakfast stop.

Its calm atmosphere also works well for studying or getting some work done. The bakery operates from 6 am to 6 pm on weekdays, with shorter Saturday hours.

Claude et Julien brings a distinctly French bakery feel to Stephansplatz, with coffee and takeaway options for a quick stop in Munich. Its standout pastries include a pistachio croissant with a light, moist dough and a more refined take on the classic.