Dinatale Cafe — Restaurant in Munich

Dinatale cafe is a real gem for croissant enthusiasts. They serve up some seriously tasty croissants, with options that include creamy-filled, plain, and jam-filled delights. But what really caught my attention is their wonderful selection of Italian teas from La Via Del Té Firenze, which adds an authentic touch to the experience.

What's more, the cafe has a lovely ambiance and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. It's the kind of place where you can kick back, enjoy some...

You have to spend more than 10 euro to pay by card, and there’s no written indication in the hall or table , which is ridiculous — who travels with much cash nowadays in Europe? They asked me to pay 1.5 euro more, so as to justify my use of card. I’ve only experienced such unreasonable service and horror in Italy, and this is copied and pasted by an Italian café in München: I’m so angry and speechless. The decline of the West begins with...

Better than average coffee but the pastries are only average. (Morso, located right across the road on the same street serves up better cornettos, though their coffee is inferior to Dinatale’s).

Update: Dinatale engaged lawyers to try and get me to take down my review (which isn’t even scathing in my POV). Absolutely...