Café Am Beethovenplatz

I chose this restaurant because it was highly reviewed and was advertised as having live music. When I arrived there was a party of about 20 ppl so was worried I wouldn't be seated. There is ample from and I sat at the bar. Overall great experience, though I wish there was the live music.

The food was good and the service was fast. Highly recommend this spot.

As an American visiting Germany, I needed something more than a croissant for breakfast. We found this place and decided to try it for breakfast. The waitress was super nice and spoke good English which is always a nice bonus. They had an English menu as well. The food took a little bit of time to come out but the eating area outside is a nice little place to hangout. The eggs are cooked so yummy and the rest of the breakfast is good too, I would definitely recommend this as a breakfast spot. We paid about ten euros and got two eggs, two bacons, orange juice, a muffin a piece of toast and a bowl of cereal.

The service by the waitress was excellent!! She even spoke fantastic English. The food took over a half an hour to get and then was terrible!! The entire dish so so over salted the pork was not tender and the potato croquettes tasted like oil. So disappointing .

A Date took me here. When we arrived and checked the Location from outside our First Impression was that it's maybe not the right Place for us but we gave it a try.
Inside was Playing Live Piano Music and dimmed light. Seemed very dapper.
Staff was nice and attentive.
As we only ordered Beer i can not say more about the Drinks but the Price was Ok
Conclusion: atmospheric Location to bring a date, but in a formal way

Best restaurant ever... Elegant, good service, better breakfasts, I love to go there to brunch with friends or with my partner. Fair price for high quality food.
The place is huge and you always find a nice place to sit. It also has a terrace, which in summer makes your brunch time even nicer...
I'm looking forward to coming back again to this amazing place!!!

To come straight to the point: This location has an excellent breakfast with a cosy atmosphere, especially in summer. On weekends they have a piano player, food is tasty and organic, all in all it is one of my favourite Brunch and breakfast locations.
Service is very friendly. BUT: For breakfast (at least on weekends) they are chronically understaffed! I feel sorry for the service team, because every time I come here they seem horribly stressed (although still nice). So - would still recommend this place, but bring some time and patience, your order might take a while.
Dinner is also good and relatively calm. Typical Bavarian menu.

Great ambiance and delicious eats. We had a goulash soup and a steak salad and both were fab. I would absolutely sit here for ages catching up with friends or reading a book in one of the comfier seating options.
Great central location as well (near the train station, and the theresienwiese, especially if you get tired of Oktoberfest revelry).

This place is a restaurant of a rather unremarkable hotel. The cousine is Austrian, with your schnitzels and numerous coffee items. I had gnocchi and found it pretty pricey (about 20 EUR for the meal, glass of water and an espresso), average quality. The ambience resembles with a Bavarian beer joint rather than a cafe or a restaurant. I'd come here to get a "großer brauner" again, but not for food.

A vienna style coffee house in Munich. The interior is genuinely old-fashioned (in a positive sense), so are the coffee variations and the food.


It's often very crowded and difficult to get a seat (and if crowded, the service is a little on the slow side).


Really nice atmosphere though.


Sometimes they have live music as well (mostly Jazz and Classic), check their website for details.

Wonderful atmosphere - very local and neighborhood feel a short walk from the hauptbanhof. Delicious food and the owner was wonderfully kind and helpful to us - he speaks good English and helped find a dish that wasn't on today's menu. We'll worth the trip.