Dinatale Cafe — Restaurant in Munich

It is deemed by many as the best coffee in the area and this is something one could argue. I go there somewhat regularly and I have always wondered why the quality of my coffee is so inconsistent: of the many times I've been there, half of the time I think "wow, this is the best flat white I've tried" and the other half I'm disappointed because the coffee is burnt, to put it nicely.

I think that for its price, one should expect more consistency. I keep going there, I suppose because I like the odds of getting a superb coffee, but it shouldn't be like that.

As a side note, they pasticcini are...

Dinatale Cafe brings a slice of Italy to Munich, offering the city's finest cornetti and a tempting Sardinian dessert that adds a unique touch to every visit. The croissants, whether creamy-filled, plain, or jam-filled, are a delightful treat, creating a distinct flavor experience.

What sets this cafe apart is the enchanting selection of Italian teas from La Via Del Té Firenze, giving patrons an authentic taste of Italy. The atmosphere is charming, providing a cozy retreat, and the staff are not just friendly but warmly welcoming, making each stop feel like catching up with...

Update: They have been in touch and have offered me a free capuccino, a croissant and an orange fresh. The products were very good, and so was the service.

They just kicked me out of the Cafe because I bought a capuccino with their own voucher (which saves you 1.30) because it is apparently "to-go". Shameful service.

Overall: 5 stars for now, and 1 star for last time, averages to 3 stars. I would be happy to...