Schumanns Tagesbar

Rude is a mild word for their culture. I’m not sure what they are thinking where they work. Probably also the management is with same attitude. If you have frustration in life leave them at home when you work in hospitality business. Btw the judgy look from the pathetic waitress says how sad as a restaurant you are…

Noticed the food looked nice when passing by returned next day for excellent lunch. It was so good we came back in the evening for supper which was also excellent. Friendly helpful staff, great atmosphere, reasonably priced.

Spot on Dirty Martini! Nice spot to have a coffee/drinks break or after work drinks. +Good cocktail glasses.

There’s something undeniably special about starting your day at Schumann’s Tagesbar in the heart of Munich. Tucked into the elegant Fünf Höfe, just off bustling Maximilianstraße, this spot feels like a well-kept secret for those who appreciate a quieter, more refined kind of morning. The atmosphere is effortlessly chic—minimalist, calm, and full of light. It’s the kind of place where the clinking of porcelain cups and the rustle of a newspaper still set the tone. The staff move with quiet efficiency, always polite, sometimes a bit reserved, but never inattentive. Breakfast here is simple, high quality, and beautifully presented. A perfectly brewed cappuccino arrives with a rich crema and just the right strength—clearly made with care. Their butter croissants are warm and flaky, paired with homemade jam and fresh butter that’s satisfyingly creamy. The soft-boiled egg comes just right, with a touch of sea salt on the side, and the Bircher muesli is a highlight—light, fresh, and not overly sweet. What I love most is the pace. There’s no rush. You can sit back, enjoy the quiet murmur of conversation around you, and watch the early sunlight filter through the tall glass windows. It’s a moment of peace before the city fully wakes up. If you’re in Munich and looking for a breakfast spot that combines quality, atmosphere, and a bit of old-world charm, Schumann’s Tagesbar is absolutely worth a visit.

at the bar one may almost feel like being at an italian bar near wall street, ny.

Unique for sure, has very New York vibes. But ad everyone commentee, staff a bit unfriendly, food and coffee are ok, but pricey. They have their daily customers, so nobody will take care of u

Solid and busy bar, very nice interior and atmosphere with established local clientele.

I usually go there rather early before the crowd settles in on weekend mornings for a quick or sometimes a bit more relaxed breakfast. The coffee, espresso, cappuccino or whichever type you choose is excellent. However the real reason why I like this place are their croissants. They are otherworldly good, fresh, crisp and flaky. They can definitely compete with the really good ones in France. And believe me, the number of places in France I've been to for croissants is countless. Other snacks I had like musli with fresh fruit or apricot tart are also very delicious. The service is very professional in a German or maybe I should rather say Munich sense of way. Although I personally never had any bad experience I can see where some of the comments are coming from. If there's one thing the place is not it's unpretentious. Would I recommend it? The answer is a definite yes. Their food is just really good.

I've been visiting this bar on and off since years; mostly for quick casual meetings. The behavior of the staff has never been overly friendly or accommodating but we literally had the worst experience today. One of their waiters verbally attacked us because we sat down at a reserved table based on a misunderstanding. He showed beyond rude and abusive behavior towards two women. Completely unacceptable. I will not hesitate to spread the word about this incident and certainly will not come back or even recommend this place.

Trendy bar with friendly service. Very wide selection of appetizers and cocktails. Very good location.

Great spot to take a break from shopping and grab drink and nosh. The "toasts" are actually grilled sandwiches and perfect for a snack in between meals. The place is definitely a scene but not over the top. The staff is super warm and friendly as well and very accommodating. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the center of Munich.

When in the walking area of Munich Center, at breakfast or lunch time, stop over here. There is little menu for lunch, with a soup and a pasta of the day, and 2 main dishes, and a little list of snacks, that are pretty good. Also, espresso and cappuccino are very well prepared, and light breakfast therefore valuable, with croissants and sweets.