Dallmayr Delikatessenhaus

This shop is very elegantly design, can feel old classic charm from the decoration and wooden fittings and the stuff they sell are expensive but good quality. The food all look so enticing. We bought some bread for our bus trip to Salzburg that evening.

Top spot for a glass of champagne or oysters right in the heart of Munich. The seafood bar is great, with fresh prawns, oysters and a large selection of wines. The atmosphere is upscale but not stiff — good for a treat or special moment. A few things to know: it’s pricier than most places, and it can get busy, so going a little earlier helps. Overall: Definitely worth the visit if you’re in town and want to enjoy something a bit more elegant without being overly formal.

The café experience was nice overall, but there was some room for improvement. The berry tart was quite sour for my taste, and the apple pie felt more like apple filling without enough crust to balance it. On the positive side, the cappuccino was excellent and really enjoyable.

Loved this market! I found a mango-flavored Dallmayr tea here and it’s amazing — refreshing, fruity, and full of flavor. Great selection, I’ll definitely come back!

Dallmayr Delikatessenhaus is a beautiful shop filled with gourmet treats, elegant displays, and an incredible selection of chocolates, coffee, and fine foods. Most of the staff are kind and helpful when things are calm, but the experience changes when more German customers are around. During busier times, the staff can become noticeably less pleasant toward tourists, making interactions feel rushed or dismissive. It’s still worth visiting for the unique products and atmosphere, but be prepared for service that may feel uneven depending on who else is in the store. The quality of the goods is excellent, yet the inconsistent friendliness keeps it from being a perfect shopping experience.

Very nice surprise 🥰 The entrance door is small so you might think it will be very narrow inside but actually... not 😇 A lot of differents rooms and yes a lot of people inside but that's actually ok. Shops to see when you are in Munich. Prices are decent and nice to have gifts ideas 🎁💝🎄🎅

I had a very disappointing experience today at Café-Bistro Dallmayr with my 75-year-old mother. We went to buy gifts for a special business guest visiting Munich. While I was upstairs choosing the gift box, my mother went to the café to quietly eat an apple before taking her medication. I intended to join her right after and order lunch. Suddenly, the manager, Alex, came over and started yelling at my mother, saying she was not allowed to eat her apple in the café. I explained I was about to order lunch, but he raised his voice at me as well, insisting the apple was not allowed. I respected the café’s policy and asked my mother to leave the table and take her medication while standing. Later, she went to wash her hands, but was told the restroom was only accessible upstairs. When she returned to the café, the same manager shouted at her again, telling her not to be there and offering a chair by the stairs instead. When I asked him to speak respectfully to my elderly mother and to be more professional, he asked me to leave the café. This was an incredibly disrespectful and upsetting experience — not the level of service or hospitality one would expect from such an established place.

Really nice presentation of very mediocre products. Very few organic items (if any), factory farmed (CAFO) beef, pork, poultry, etc. and no wild-caught salmon. Worst of all is the produce section where an aggressive employee insists on selecting all your fruits & veggies for you. A young man with a foul attitude grabbed my hand and insisted that his choice of avocado would be superior than selecting one myself, and that if I didn’t like it I should shop elsewhere. I’m doing exactly that.