15 Best Doughnuts in Munich

LukumadesMUC specialises in warm Greek-style lukumades at Leopoldstraße 37, offering a playful alternative to conventional donuts in Munich. These golden dough bites can be enjoyed as a sweet treat or ordered with more unexpected savoury combinations, making the menu appealing to both dessert lovers and curious snackers.

Traditional lukumades, chocolate-covered versions and Oreo toppings suit late-night cravings and family visits alike. Savoury options such as tomato and oregano bring a filled, creamy centre and a less sugary direction. The cosy shop supports dine-in, takeaway and delivery, with a quick-visit format that works well for a spontaneous stop.

At Donuts and Candies in Maxvorstadt, the main draw is a selection of donuts made fresh each day, with a soft, US-style texture and balanced sweetness. The small café broadens the choice with cakes, cookies and cupcakes, making it useful for mixed dessert cravings rather than donut runs alone.

The Georgenstraße shop has a cute, compact feel, while fair pricing adds to its everyday appeal. Its event option also makes it worth considering when a larger sweet spread is needed.

Dapkies is a cosy café at Pestalozzistraße 7 in Munich, centred on edible cookie dough and cookies rather than traditional donuts. The casual space works for a quick sweet bite, takeaway or a relaxed solo visit, and laptop-friendly seating makes it suitable for a short work session.

Classic chocolate chip cookie dough is the signature choice, with chocolate sauce and salted caramel among the flavour directions. Texture is smooth and satisfying, though sweetness and sauce levels can vary by choice. Vegan and vegetarian options add flexibility for different preferences. Its dessert-focused menu makes Dapkies a useful alternative when the craving is for cookie dough instead of a baked pastry.

Dalton's Bakery at Einsteinstraße 119 is a casual donut shop and bakery in Munich, combining handmade donuts with bagels, coffee and breakfast options. The compact format works for a quick counter-service stop, solo breakfast or a relaxed sit-down snack, with delivery and in-store pickup available.

Donuts come in a broad range of varieties, including Oreo and Bienenstich, with a moderate size that makes it easy to try more than one. The shop’s breakfast offering gives it extra versatility, while coffee completes the morning combination. Dalton’s Bakery also operates another Munich location in Ramersdorf.

Kistenpfennig family bakery at Gertrud-Grunow-Straße 4 is a neighbourhood bakery café in Munich with a cosy, family-friendly atmosphere. It combines takeaway and in-store shopping with seating, coffee and breakfast, making it suitable for both a quick pastry and a more relaxed morning meal.

The range extends beyond donuts to breads, eggs, desserts and hearty breakfast choices, with a focus on carefully selected ingredients. Warm service and comfortable seating add to the welcoming feel, while the bakery’s own philosophy centres on family, craftsmanship and good taste. It is a strong fit for breakfast, coffee and freshly baked treats rather than a specialist donut visit.

Ihle-Cafe-Bäckerei-Kreillerstraße is a bakery café at Kreillerstraße 77 in Munich’s Berg am Laim district. It combines in-store shopping, takeaway and dine-in with coffee and breakfast, offering a practical setting for a quick pastry or an early start.

Fresh food, welcoming service and strong everyday quality give the café a dependable neighbourhood feel. Wi-Fi, seating and nearby parking make it convenient for a short pause, while the bakery format keeps the focus on baked goods rather than specialist donuts.

Sevil's Backshop is a bakery café at Ohlmüllerstraße 3 in Munich’s Au-Haidhausen. It offers in-store shopping, takeaway and dine-in, with coffee, breakfast and Wi-Fi making it suitable for a quick stop or a relaxed neighbourhood chat.

The selection includes varied baked goods, a daily lunch dish and simple treats such as pretzels. Its welcoming atmosphere works particularly well for families, including a casual babychino-and-pretzel break after time outdoors. Early opening hours add convenience for breakfast and morning errands.

Private bakery Wimmer GmbH & Co. KG at Lindwurmstraße 10 brings Munich bakery tradition to a convenient café setting. Takeaway and dine-in are available, with coffee and breakfast making it suitable for an early meal, a pastry break or a quick purchase on the way through the neighbourhood.

The bakery combines breads, pastries and sweet specialities with clean surroundings, friendly service and a comfortable atmosphere. Pretzels and Berliner are particularly tempting choices, while the menu remains practical and easy to browse rather than focused solely on donuts. It is a reliable option for classic German baked goods and uncomplicated coffee stops.

Müller Café & Bäckerei at Theatinerstraße 40 places a traditional Munich bakery café in the city centre, with fresh baked goods, homemade cakes and coffee. The branch offers shopping, takeaway and dine-in, while its terrace makes it particularly attractive for resting during a day of central shopping.

Quick service and a pleasant street-facing setting suit a coffee break, breakfast or simple dessert. Cappuccino and latte are natural choices for the café format, and the terrace adds an opportunity to watch the city pass by. Theatinerstraße location makes it convenient for visitors exploring Munich’s central streets. The menu is broad enough for a short meal, but the strongest appeal is the combination of coffee, cake and location.

Müller Café & Bäckerei is a traditional Munich bakery and café with fresh baked goods, cakes, pastries, coffee and breakfast. The format works equally well for a quick takeaway or a short sit-down break, with a selection broad enough for a simple snack or a more substantial morning meal.

Freshly squeezed orange juice, yoghurt with granola, pretzels and sandwiches add useful variety beyond standard bakery fare. Seating is available, although the café can feel compact and competitive when busy.

Dunkin' Donuts at the Olympia shopping center on Hanauer Str. 68 offers a familiar donut-and-coffee stop within Munich’s retail setting. The counter-service format suits breakfast, a quick dessert or a brief solo visit, with takeaway and seating available.

The menu combines donuts with coffee and other drinks, making it practical for a fast snack rather than a long café session. Its shopping-centre location is convenient for pairing a treat with errands, while delivery is also part of the brand’s offering. Families and visitors seeking a broad, recognisable selection may find the format especially straightforward.

Brioche Dorée at Theatinerstraße 34 is a central Munich café with outdoor seating, dine-in and takeaway. Its compact format suits breakfast, a quick lunch or a sweet coffee break, while laptop-friendly seating makes it practical for a short individual visit.

The menu combines coffee, desserts and light lunch choices in a relaxed setting. Quiche, salad and tea fit the quick-meal format, while well-prepared coffee and a warm welcome add a more personal touch. The terrace, complete with blankets and sheepskin covers on outdoor chairs, gives the café extra appeal in cooler weather.