Café Kosy*s

We were delighted to discover this cozy cafe on a rainy Saturday afternoon in Munich - so comfy & such a lovely selection of sweet treats, I thought it’ll become one of my go-to cafes. BUT the owner and the waitress were quite indifferent and unwelcoming. And they don’t have a loo which is not ideal if you are drinking tea/coffee and it’s cold🥶 So although the cinnamon roll and almond cake were delicious, I don’t think I’ll be going back unless I want something to-go.

Awesome experience! Staff was really welcoming, the food was exquisite and the coffee really good. Going to be back for sure!! And with the sun today, the outer tables were really nice

One of my favourite places in the city for a nice comfortable and cozy cup of coffee or tea. The staff is extremely friendly and make you feel extremely welcomed. And the place is just so warm and nice that you immediately feel relaxed. Try their homemade cakes and deserts, you'll love it. Overall an amazing experience. Definitely recommended.

As the name implies, it's indeed a cozy spot offering 5-star indeed creamy coffee made with the Cremoso 70% Arabica beans from the Viennese Agust roastery. The latte art earns a 4 stars, and the menu is attractive, including different cacao hot chocolate options and four pastry-drink combinations. By far the best croissants of the surrounding competing even with Le Crobag. The service is provided by a friendly and experienced barista. The outdoor seating isn't on the sunny side of the street, but it's charming and offers a view of Bordeaux Garden Square with the sound of the tram passing by. Inside, there are four tables available.

Delightful little place. Quirky decor and lots of candies for the kids. Coffee was great, breakfast sandwich was delicious and the cheesecake devine! Cozy seating inside and some patio seating street side as well. Certainly worth the stop.

Absolutely fantastic. We found it by accident looking for a brunch place. Can easily be missed. Tiny and super cosy. Lounge chairs, sofa. The owner is a Berlin woman and if you feel offended by pro Berlin attitude don't come here ;). We had coffee and a two person etagere breakfast for 20€. The breakfast included homemade rhubarb humus and herbal quark. There are a ton of 90ies sweets here for sale as well. I wish I could have tried one of the amazing homemade cakes I saw. Will definitely be back! Little gem in the heart of Haidhausen ♥️. Half of the people there were regulars it appeared. It's right across the Augustiner Restaurant/Bar. Great to just come alone and read a book as well.

I had a voucher for 2 for 1 cinnamon buns, but despite the prices being between 4 and 5.50 I somehow still paid 7.50. To add on, the cinnamon buns seemed to be from the day before. I was there before noon and they already sold not had two options and when I tried ate them at home, they were incredibly dry. One of them so much so, that I couldn’t even break up with my fork anymore.

Really enjoyed their cinnamon rolls. Coffee and tea are nice as well. The service is friendly and welcoming.