This is a very upscale Italian restaurant that will impress foodies with its inventive menu that changes frequently. Located on a quiet street in a residential area, the setting will transport you with its sea blues and Italian inspired murals.
Price: ExpensiveJust a little west of the city center, Aldi is a discount grocery store.
Not much in the way of prepared foods, but for stocking up on basics, it's a good place.
Open M-Sat
It's big (2 levels) and the selection is diverse. There are plenty of foodstuffs for vegetarian and vegan eaters too.
There is a salad bar here and other ready to go food. There is also a bakery and juice bar. Yes, salad bar! Whooo-hoooo.
Look for the yellow sign
It's big and the selection is diverse. There are plenty of foodstuffs for vegetarian and vegan eaters too.
Price: Least ExpensiveThe friendly and cozy street side cafe will please those travelers in search of a vegetarian or vegan meal. Despite the look from the outside, Cafe Ignaz actually has two decent sized dining areas -- seating for 35 inside and 40 outside. And it's all non-smoking!
Price: Least ExpensiveThe basement of this five story department store chain houses a supermarket. It's located in a popular shopping district between Marienplatz and Karlstor.
Along with the grocery staples, Kaufhof also sells specialty food items and plenty of prepared eats. It is more of a Food Hall.
This vegetarian cafe is popular with visitors and locals looking for high quality vegetarian and vegan eats. While the menu is small, patrons can count on an interesting array of dishes that come out looking well thought out.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis is a longstanding Munich business that includes a restaurant and super market. However, this is not the place to stock up on grocery staples. Kafer is more of a specialty food/delicatessen/wine store and is considered the city's best. Come for the local experience.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis casual Italian pizza eatery is close to our recommended hotels and serves up stone oven pizza at a reasonable price. Salads and pastas are also on the menu. At lunch the place is mostly populated by the business crowd from surrounding buildings.
Price: Least ExpensiveIt's another Italian style pizza eatery that draws a diverse crowd with its big pies and good pricing. The decor is modern, very urban, and a little trendy, almost like a hip diner. The outdoor terrace is a wonderful place to dine while enjoying the hub bub along Leopold Street.
Price: Least ExpensiveArched doorways, warm lighting, orange and yellow walls, rustic wood tables and cool white chairs create a unique setting for a Spanish/Mexican feast. La Hacienda definitely leans upscale but it's certainly not stiff and can be lively.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveLocated in Sendling (across from the Senlinger church), this unique and historic complex houses a cafe, organic grocery store, flower shop, wine store, bicycle store, jewelry store and soup shop!
Price: Moderately ExpensiveWhen you really need a lot of food and you want it your way, nothing beats a Mongolian BBQ joint (well maybe Souplantation!). The fixed price buffet system is an all you can eat deal with fresh veggies and protein.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveNoMiYa is a Bavarian tavern/Japanese sushi joint combo. Talk about fusion. Along with maki rolls, athletic-minded travelers can savor the yakitori (skewered meats). The eatery is small and the décor is Asian inspired with a cat theme.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis vegetarian restaurant is a great find for athletic-minded travelers. The stylish, modern, interior combined with a big menu and central location make it easy to recommend.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveFor travelers seeking health food, this is your best bet. Look for the bright yellow stores. This location next to Viktualienmarkt has a food stand at the back of the store! Head straight to the back of the store for a unique food stand favored by locals! It's only open from 11a to 2p.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is an upscale/casual Italian pizzeria with a modern Euro feel. There's a bar, TV, light wooden tables, and brightly colored walls. We like the casual and colorful space and the yummy menu.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis chain eatery offers pizza, pasta and salads on the cheap! Order at one of the several food counters/stations and watch your food being made. The space is modern and cheerful with tables and benches, potted plants, blond wood floors and warm yellow walls.
Price: Least ExpensiveLocated near Marienplatz in the heart of Munich, this place is a foodie heaven and offers fresh fruit, veggies, specialty items and plenty of prepared foods! The open air market which is open daily, along with the adjacent "Schrannenhalle", is not to be missed.
Price: Moderately Expensive