LuCafe

Name: LuCafe
Address: Augustenstraße 80, Munich, Bavière, Allemagne
Telephone: +498954047700
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.8

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N°221 de 4080 cafés à Munich

Pizza, Italien, Options végétariennes

FerméOuvre à 09:00 demain

€€€€ Fourchette de prix par personne €11 - €21

Augustenstraße 80

Munich, Bavière, Allemagne

Theresienstraße

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Imaginez-vous arrivant enfin à LuCafe après avoir visité Paleontological Museum Munich. D'après les commentaires des clients, la cuisine cuisine italienne est plutôt bonne. Si vous allez à cette pizzeria, dégustez une pizza fascinante. Essayez un cappuccino immense ici.

Imaginez la combinaison d'un plat délicieux avec un personnel attentif, c'est exactement ce que LuCafe vous offre. Un service spectaculaire est toujours un plaisir. Ce lieu propose des repas à un prix démocratique. Vous trouverez une ambiance décontractée ici. Cet endroit a obtenu le score de 4.8 dans le système de notation de Google.

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acai Bowl

fresh orange juice

breakfast Price

bit slow

awesome

cheap

the owner

pleasant

recommendation for vegetarians

pizza

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(4,8/5)

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Rami Kasbari 3 années plus tôt sur Google

Super Pistazien Croissant

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Mehdi K 4 années plus tôt sur Google

Super pour le déjeuner, plats du jour très bon et très copieux. Un peu trop poivrée à mon goût mais vraiment bon.

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Benjamin Lubach 2 mois plus tôt sur Google

Rating for LuCafe in Munich Before we plunge into the Bavarian chaos of Oktoberfest, we treated ourselves to a "little" foundation at Lu Coffee. What can I say? This place prepares you mentally and physically for a few pints of beer. Matcha latte: First up, the matcha latte. I'm pretty sure they got the recipe directly from the Zen master himself. So good that we had to order twice - not because we were thirsty, but because our spiritual balance demanded it. The perfect green preparation for a long day! Agis French Toast: Agi's Sweet French Toast - a work of art made from strawberries, syrup and... oh yes, syrup. I swear the strawberries had that “I’m invited to a VIP party” glow. There was also a hint of powdered sugar that looked as if a sugar plum fairy had done a little pirouette on the plate. Definitely a diet killer in a class of its own – but hey, that’s why we go to Oktoberfest, right? My plate of hummus and eggs: Homemade hummus with pomegranate seeds and scrambled eggs. Yes, you read that right, pomegranate seeds! Because normal people just throw that into their hummus... but it works. A true gourmet adventure that made my stomach dance – the perfect balance of “I’m doing something for my health” and “let the carbs roll!”. Of course we had to order extra bread because, as we all know, bread is never enough. Lack of seasoning: In an establishment of this class, you almost expect the salt and pepper shakers to be served on a silver platter by a personal butler. But no, instead we were allowed to chase after the spices like a forgotten Oktoberfest visitor who missed the last train. Salt and pepper? Nowhere to be seen! It was almost as if this was an experiment to see if the flavors of French toast and hummus could survive without even the most basic of seasonings. Spoiler: They would have survived, but a little seasoning wouldn't have hurt. Maybe the salt and pepper was hidden - as a little game for guests to test their mental alertness before Oktoberfest. Or they thought, “They don’t need that, they drink enough beer to switch off their taste buds completely.” Yes, thank you very much for that! Conclusion: Yes, it was real. No matter what it cost, it was worth it. And when we're sober again after Oktoberfest, we'll definitely come back. Who needs money for the subway when you can enjoy double matcha and pomegranate hummus at Lu Coffee? Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4

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