Cafe Weyerer — Restaurant in Munich

A very friendly bakery/coffee place that offers a nice environment be it for families with kids (nice backyard that offers a green play area and a house for the kids) or for singles coming for a brunch or just for coffee and cake. Weyerer has been our “go to” place for the past couple of years and during the home office corona days it has provided us with a warm take away meal on a couple of occasions. Family owned business with a heart. Every day there is a varied lunch menu or an option to order from the menu. The service we have had is impeccable! Always trying their best, the owners have a personal touch to their customers. The food is fresh, there is a good choice of pastries and breads made by the owners. Prices are actually very good taken you are eating in the heart of Bogenhausen. If you are looking to support a small business and want to have good service, fresh food in a nice friendly atmosphere, this is the place to visit. Kids chair olus toys and books score extra points for the...

We got to this cafe after a short jog and wanted to have coffee together. My partner ordered a fresh glass of orange juice and I ordered a latte. We were pretty shocked when we got his beverage which was in a wine glass and was not even half full! I have never received such a small portion of orange juice which was just disappointing. He also asked for some ice which of course didn’t arrive with the beverage, and when one of the workers (seemed to be the owner) came back he was not happy giving us the ice. Then I just asked for a sweetener for my coffee and he came back to the table, took some sugar that was on another table (and wasn’t what I wanted) and extremely aggressively put down the sugar in front of me, almost breaking the glass bottle. I was absolutely shocked, just looked at him so confused. This lovely experience of a half a cup of orange juice and a latte cost us nearly 10 euro. We do not recommend this place and we won’t be...

Sadly it really depends on the day… a year ago was quite ok, but today they sold me a Butterbreze that probably was a week old. Tasted like rubber - quite disrespectful to sell it. And last week the soup was so salty I couldn’t eat it. Probably I won’t be back for a while. Sad - because the garden is nice. Edits: Thank you for the owner's reply. I will raise from 2 to 4 stars because rarely businesses care and I will take your word and contact the counter next time, but hopefully the quality...