Café Mint

Laura Evans 3 months ago

Had a great turkish breakfast with friends. Cafe owner was so so lovely and hospitable! Made us feel very welcome and food was delicious! He even made me a special coffee with Icecream!

Joanna Lee 8 months ago

My phone died, so I popped into this café on a whim. Never imagined it would be this cozy. The Turkish-style coffee and brunch are unique—the Turkish mocha is really good. This brunch spread is incredibly generous. Definitely worth planning a weekend brunch here.

Suleyman Sair 2 years ago

Stopped by Cafe Mint for breakfast during our trip to Munich based on the reviews. The freshly baked croissants and pastries were delicious. Especially the pistachio croissants were heavenly. We liked it so much that we came back again the next day and sampled the lunch menu. While the menu is small and varies daily, we had the chicken curry and beef stew served with Thai rice and bulgur rice respectively. The portions were very generous and both tasted great. And the prices are very reasonable for the quality of the food on offer. We will definitely make the trip to Cafe Mint next time we are in Munich.

Nathan Sair 2 years ago

Great food, friendly staff, great find! We went to this cafe 2 times during our 4 day stay in Munich. First time, we had croissants and coffee/tea. The pistachio croissant was amazing so we came back the next day. We asked the owner if she had other breakfast items and found out that you can get a whole serving upon request (there is a minimum number of persons and it takes a few minutes). The end result was delicious. Sunny side up eggs (our favorite) cheese, olives, jams, sliced tomatoes, and banana peppers. We really enjoyed the food. We took our pistachio croissants to go on the second day because we had no room to eat after this nice breakfast. If we ever end up in Munich again, Cafe Mint is where I am having breakfast again!

Sule Ozev Edited a year ago

This little cafe is amazing. We went there for breakfast after a friend recommended the place. Munich was the llast leg of our European tour. We had pistachio croissants, simit, and a chocolate croissant. I never had a better croissant than the pistachio croissant that I ate here, even in France. The croissant was perfectly crispy and there was a generous amount of pistachio paste filling in it. My whole family had one and we all loved it. I can’t say enough good things about this cafe. Definitely pay a visit if you’re in the area. Update: I visited Cafe Mint again after a year. They had some new menu additions and now offer a really nice breakfast plate. Pistachio croissants are still the best. I had the Lahmajun this time, which is also s new menu item. I still recommend it!!