Pâtisserie | Café Dukatz

5 Mert Özdiken - a year ago

Great cafe for a short breakfast stop with a variety of sandwiches and friendly staff. The pistachio financiers are so delicious; I would definitely go again just for them.

5 Peter W - 4 years ago

Tiny café with great coffee, pastries and mini baguette sandwiches. The baguettes had some hidden gourmet surprises too: the salami one came with a delicious horseradish relish and what looked like plain cream cheese had honey and truffle shavings inside! Only 3 small tables inside and another 3 outside, so you may have to take-away.

5 Maria Uriarte - a year ago

Small cozy store. You can buy wine, sardines, piadinas, sweet things and other delicatessen.

5 Angela K Miller - 2 years ago

Really love this little cafe. The pastries are fresh and they have one of the better croissants in town. Nicely made espresso and cappuccino. Just a few seats but they have a pretty devoted local clientele. Small number of fresh breads daily but they make my favorite bread in town.

5 Yan Shikhvarger - 2 years ago

This tiny cafe is really good! Perhaps the best French cafe in Munich.

5 Maria Castaldo - a year ago

Lovely French cafe with remarkable patisserie and good coffee! Plus staff is really nice. Always a pleasure to stop by.

4 A. Lundkvist - a year ago

Nice french bakers and cafe(s) in Munich. For anyone interested in comparison I'd state this: while I prefer Dompierre for breads/boulanger, Dukatz really shines in pastries/patisserie. Staff is usually very helpful and wholesome here. With Dukatz I enjoy sitting down and enjoying myself a coffee, whereas with Dompierre's I'd much rather bring the goods elsewhere or to my own home. Neither are actually my favorite french-style bakers in Munich, but both are really good!