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Cafe Luitpold

The guide was updated: 2024-04-03

Modern coffee house in a grand 19th Century building specialising in handmade cakes and gourmet chocolates. This classy cake factory was featured five years consecutively in the Michelin Guide and has won numerous other awards for innovative craftsmanship. It seems a shame to eat such intricate pieces of art but the shame subsides pretty quickly when the taste comes through.

Useful Information

Address: Brienner Straße 11, Munich
Opening hours: Mon–Sat 8am–8pm, Sun 9am–8pm
Website: www.cafe-luitpold.de
Public Transport: Odeonsplatz (U3, U6)
Phone: +49 89 2428750
Email: info@cafe-luitpold.de

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Cafe Luitpold

Cafe Luitpold

Modern coffee house in a grand 19th Century building specialising in handmade cakes and gourmet chocolates. This classy cake factory was featured five years consecutively in the Michelin Guide and has won numerous other awards for innovative craftsmanship. It seems a shame to eat such intricate pieces of art but the shame subsides pretty quickly when the taste comes through.

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