Rosi coffee & bar — Restaurant in Munich

A wonderful cozy stop for a mid morning breakfast, or early lunch depending on the time you show up! Have a hot cup of kaffee, with a drop of cream is how I like it, or maybe a beer, it’s all up to you!

The service here is excellent, and please don’t stress the waitresses out by expecting them to speak perfect English, they try and I tried some German as well! The food was delivered quickly and steaming hot, with a delicious basket of assorted breads for the table. Don’t be unnerved by the color of your egg yolks, that is the proof of their freshness, and if you order (Weisswurst) white sausage, it just might be in what looks like a soup terrine of hot water because it is boiled!

If you are a fan of breakfast skillets, try the Deftig, a mix of fried potatoes with onions, bacon, cheese and eggs. It comes with more fabulous bread and a small pot of butter and berry jam, superb!

Prices are very reasonable, a full breakfast will cost between 💶 10-15 depending on your order and drink.

The attitudes around tipping vary depending on where you are, while tipping isn’t always expected in certain spaces, it is always greatly appreciated! Remember, if you are visiting during Oktoberfest, millions of tourists are in town as well, so make sure you are treating the service staff everywhere with a bit of compassion for the crowds, and always with respect!

So if you ever find yourself in Munich City Centre, drop in and enjoy breakfast, lunch, or even dinner at Rosi ...

This food is good. Priced decent for an Indian tourist in Europe. This post is about the “unwanted guests treatment “ that people of different color perhaps receive here.

The ambiance was as bland as the seasoning—apparently, they ran out of both. Upon arrival, I was greeted with uncertainty if I needed a table with my family or if we were doing window shopping for food.

Upon 3 calls for taking our order and the waiters or owners whoever they were, put us on a virtual waitlist where they preferred the late coming whites to be treated with food and drinks first.

The waiter seemed perplexed, perhaps having mistaken the Indian family for an unexpected plot twist in his otherwise beige and grey day.

When I ordered, he gave me the kind of look one reserves for people who request pineapple on pizza: pure judgment. My drink food and bill arrived fashionably late, probably because it had to go through an identity crisis first.

In summary: if you are exotic Indian or Asian and you’re looking for an experience that’s both subtly awkward and unintentionally or rather naturally racial, please do visit here. 0 points for hospitality and warmth. Come to india and you can see how to welcome tourists who come and give you more business than the...

The 'Powerfrühstück' breakfast components are very good, but the preparation lacks care.

The white part of the fried egg was very cold, because the egg is on top of a very cold tomato/avocado on a cold slice of bread with chia seeds. Taste is good, but this felt very unpleasant to eat.

The green smoothie was OK.

The 'Flat white' did not have the stable milk foam that is the defining property for this drink, it was more like a small latte with a double shot of espresso. The coffee itself was very good, but for an upmarket coffee place I expect a properly made Flat white.

There was one real highlight: the homemade nut muesli is outstanding! I recommend going there and only order this muesli.

All in all I paid more than 20€, which feels way too much given the overall experience.

When I pointed out that the egg white is unpleasantly cold and suggested to slightly warm up the bread/avocado/tomato part before serving, the response was "we can't do that". I do understand HCCP and food safety, so this has to be stored cold. But - sadly - that response does not show care for the dish and the...