Since we were only staying 16 hours in Munich, we decided not to waste time on fine dining and instead focus more on exploring the city. Café & Bistro Dallmayr seemed to suit us just fine.
Our table has a nice view of the garden at the Marienhof from across the street.
At Café & Bistro Dallmayr, we can find all sorts of drinks and cakes one would expect from a grand European café. Let's start with a nice cup of hot chocolate, shall we?
The hot chocolate was alright but I thought the iced dark chocolate was a little light.
We haven't eaten (or slept) properly for nearly 24 hours so our eyes were glowing when this lobster cream soup with cognac arrived (4/10).

More exciting was the next dish, a roasted scallops with pine nuts, mountain lentils and salad of mango and papaya (5/10).

I liked this last dish - fried king prawns with spinach fettucine and cherry tomatoes in a lobster sauce. This was meant to be a little soupy (6/10).

Following dinner, we spent some time at the delicatessen food hall on ground floor and checked out some of these gourmet food. It reminded me a little of Harrod's food hall. This is heaven for any foodie!
Food Rating: 5.5/10
Price: €€€
Address: Dienerstraße 14, 80331 München, Germany
Closest Metro Station: München Marienplatz
Tel: +49 89 2135110
Website: www.dallmayr.de
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