Damaskus Cafe — Restaurant in Munich

I stopped by to pick up some special sweets for Eid al-Adha—specifically, the maamoul. The Syrian version comes shaped like a disk, while the Tunisian one is more like a kaak, a donut filled with dates. Both tastes heavenly and perfect alongside a strong espresso or Turkish coffee. (Definitely go for the sugar-free coffee with maamoul; the balance is just right.)

I also had the chance to taste the basboussa, absolutely worth it (so soft made with sirup semolina and coconuts). If you live nearby or are just visiting Tunisia or Syria, basboussa is a must-try.

And here’s the bonus: they have the best coffee and espresso machine in the area. Finally, a café in the neighborhood that gets it right: expertly made sweets and truly aromatic coffee in one address.

Car parking slots free for one...

We were here for a breakfast today. Staff was very nice and polite. When the weather is good, you can enjoy the place by sitting outside. The tea was also delicious. And the place was clean.

However, the portions were quite smaller than we expected. For the quality of food as well, you should not keep the expectations at high end. The price is not too bad. Also, it should be considered that there...

The quality of food is nice. I really liked the cake and coffee they provided 😄 The service is amazing, and the owners are very friendly and generous 😇 I would definitely encourage others and myself to come again to this lovely coffee shop ❤️ Maybe a small point to mention, location-wise, the place is a little far from the central areas, but it has its...