Cafe Luitpold

Just okay. They were not excited to serve us and I imagine it was because we're Americans was told to wait to be seated and then they proceeded to ignore us. They made us move tables inexplicably. Same experience when we asked our server multiple times for the check. German hospitality ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Beautiful looking desserts and lots to choose from! They looked prettier than they tasted and they forgot a salad. Nice outdoor cafe to sit and people watch the commuters. Not worth the special trip as a tourist.

Came here last week for cake and coffee. The server was very friendly and helpful. Just a tip you just sit down at an open table. There is no hostess to seat you at a table. It's not like in America where there is someone there to seat people all the time. I had chocolate marizipan torte and coffee. The cake was wonderful and the coffee was also good. They also have outlets to charge your phones if your traveling. Sometimes it's hard to find places to charge your phone while you eat.

The cakes were ok and may be a little drive from sitting out all day (to be fair, we did comes later in the evening). I think the cake we go is call Das Luitpold? We also go 2 more slices, with one of them being the strawberry cake and another similar to the Das Luitpold. All were ok - nothing too special.

EAT ALL THE THINGS!!!

Cafe Luitpold is the perfect image of an elegant European cafe: beautiful, clean, classy, professional service, and a pleasant outdoor sidewalk seating. Step inside, and your eyes will be immediately mesmerized to the decadent glass display featuring dozens of seducing desserts...resistance is futile! I couldn't decide on one dessert, so I picked out two desserts. I probably should've gone for three! Smile and wave at one of the lovely Fraus, point to what you want, and she'll hand you a ticket for each indulgence you want. Grab an empty table, and a gentleman will promptly arrive to take your tickets and drink order. Sit, drink, eat, and enjoy...and hopefully you don't smoke, gross!

€3.30 250ml bottle water...a bit of rip off!
€3.40 Coffee...a bit expensive, but delicious
€4.60 Cake #1
€5.30 Cake #2

I never said Luitpold was cheap right? But if you factor in that German prices already include tax, and unlike America you're not expected to tip 15-20%...its really about the same.

I was in town for a couple of days and ended up visiting Cafe Luitpold multiple times because it was that good. Such great ambiance and the sweets are incredible.

One of only a few places open on Sunday, our Munich tour guide brought us to Cafe Luitpold for lunch. This historical cafe is so beautiful and offers the most beautiful and delicious chocolates and desserts in Munich. A must stop for dessert! Pricey for a meal.

A string quartet was playing live music when we arrived and really enhanced our experience. Most patrons were enjoying a leisurely coffee and sweet of some sort. We had a lovely lunch in a lovely atmosphere. Meals were too pricey for lunch, but they do have a few more reasonably priced salads and appetizers.

I really enjoyed my perfectly cooked salmon on greens. Others in my family enjoyed their small plates of tender, medium-rare roast beef and soup. One cheesecake was ordered and loved by our guide. Our server was courteous and efficient.

Overall, we had a lovely lunch at Cafe Leipold. It's quite chWe'd definitely return for dessert, coffee and wine, but we wished they had separate lunch and dinner menus to offer more reasonable fare midday. With few options on a Sunday, Cafe Leipold is a solid choice.

Stumbled upon this French cafe and walked inside to enjoy some cakes after our afternoon walk. The cakes look delicious. They were also selling truffles, cookies and other sweets. We were seated in the back with good lights inside. I ordered grapefruit spritzer and luitpold cake. The cake has like 6 layers of it with marzipan and Riesling white mousse with dark chocolate frosting. Lovey ordered the cherry pie cake with coffee. This place is very cute and elegant. I can see my gfs and I hanging out here for wine or tea while gossiping! A must stop in Munchen. Little pricey but why not, you're on vacation!! Trust!

This cafe's cakes are amazing! I felt they are the best of cakes which I had in München. I tried a French style Schwarzwälder Kirsch Torte and Luitpold Torte. I leave nothing to be desired to the cakes.
Because I went at the evening on Sunday, the cafe is too crowded that I had some difficulties to order and ask check to weiters.

私がミュンヘンで食べたケーキの中で一番美味しかったです。
特に、販売員のおばさんがオススメしてくれたフレンチスタイルの黒い森のケーキは高級感があって繊細で美味しかったです。

Walked in and no one greeted us for a good 10 minutes. We walked around to different entrances, and still nobody paid us attention. We finally got someone's attention and they sat us down at a table almost immediately.

I ordered the lamb with eggplants, and it was delicious! The lamb was really tender, but I found the eggplants were a bit bitter. Despite this, I finished every inch of my plate.

I also ordered a hot chocolate, and it was really great! A tad too sweet for my liking, but the chocolate was very rich.

I was able to get dessert and I got a berry cake and that was DELICIOUS. It was nice and light, and had great berry flavour.

Our server was super nice, and really engaged with us. He was very sweet, and was attentive to our individual needs.

Overall, pretty good!

This place was delicious. The cakes were decadent and sweet. The prices were reasonable for a dessert store in Munich, and service was great. We will definitely be back!!