Cotidiano Schwabing — Restaurant in Munich

This is hands down the worst service I have gotten from any restaurant in any country I've been in. First and foremost I had to ask the lead waitress for an English menu three times before she finally acknowledged me. Then when I finally got her attention I asked her to clean the messy table we were sitting at for over 30 minutes. This is something completely justified, the table was a mess from the previous customers and the restaurant wasn't even busy as it was well past the breakfast and afternoon rush. Then when I asked, she whispered to herself in german, ya whatever I'm taking care of it. As if I wouldn't understand. Well too bad for her I did and even if I didn't speak the language any general person with common sense would be able to tell from her tone she uttered something that was not pleasant or customer friendly. If you want to talk about customer service this place is an absolute 0. I still cannot believe the stout lady is the head waitress and is in charge of training all the employees. It makes me sick that people like this have a job and are in the customer service industry. I own an Italian restaurant in America and if I had any employee that even closely resembles her personality I would fire her in a second. Also, I should mention that my gf went back here alone a week later. She's handy capped at the moment and she's recovering a leg injury. And still this lady had the audacity to be rude to someone who can hardly walk and wants to sit down for a simple coffee and dessert. Her behavior disgusts me and I'm not too sure on business infrastructure laws in Germany but I will taking her name down and reporting her and the restaurant to the proper food and restaurant authorities. This is supposed to be me and my girlfriends special spot as we first met at the other Cotidiano and had a love at first sight moment so we always come back. Its our special time where we reflect and reminesce our special memories together. I can assure you we will never be coming back to this specific location because of the rude waitress. It's time to grow up and realize yoiur in the customer service industry. You need to realize you have no right to be treating people like that, especially CUSTOMERS, inside or outside of work IN...

Pretty good brunch, but as a Brazilian I must say I was disappointed by the açaí bowl 🤣

My girlfriend likes this place a lot and had been promising to bring me here for a while, so I was excited. I’d recommend making a reservation as the place is popular and was on the fuller side (it’s always a good idea to make reservations in Germany as people like to plan everything in advance anyway).

The menu is quite extensive, and offers stuff like all day breakfast options, snacks, desserts and smoothies. There will be something for you here.

Food’s pretty good, not mind blowing (which is mod than fine, of course), and prices are normal for Munich. I had the Alpenglück, which consists of a large croissant with eggs, goat cheese and arugula (8,90), accompanied by half an avocado topped by (very good) hummus (extra, 4,50). Quite nutritious! Girlfriend had some fried egg thing with greens which was also fine but mine was tastier 😋

It’s very much worth a visit, and I’d definitely return (and will, because it’s...

Always a nice place to eat and everyone knows it. Whether it’s for a birthday party, a moms get together with their little one or a business meeting. This location is little more quiet than the location in the Glockenbach. Love their hidden corners, high tables, coworking bench by the window and larger seating area.

Food is good, their focus is on organic, quality and regional ingredients. I had a berry smoothie, which was delicious and had the right amount of sweetness(0.2l, 4.20€) and the breakfast bowl with granola, fruit and soy yoghurt (6.90€). This light meal comes as a fairly small portion - perfect if your doing a detox or restraining from gluten, excess sugar or dairy product.

Suggestion owner: it would be amazing if you could add more sweet gluten-free options, such as gluten-free pancakes or açaí bowl.

For Açaí lovers: They removed açaí from the menu about 1.5 years ago. Cafe Conte around the corner serves açaí...