Cafe Altmühl

Located in the heart of picturesque Essing, Cafe Altmühl is a delightful haven for anyone looking to indulge in authentic German cakes and pastries. Nestled at Oberer Markt 7, this charming café is a beloved local spot, perfectly suited for a coffee break after a stroll through the scenic landscapes of the region.

The ambience here is both inviting and cozy, making it an ideal place to relax with friends or savor a moment of solitude. With a lovely terrace that boasts stunning views, it’s easy to see why reviewers rave about the setting. As customer Maria N rightly mentioned, “Good prices and nice views from the terrace… what else?” You’ll find the atmosphere enhances the overall experience of enjoying delightful treats.

Upon entering Cafe Altmühl, the enticing aroma of freshly baked goods envelops you, welcoming you to explore the delicious options on their menu. Satisfy your sweet tooth with an array of cakes and pies, and don’t miss out on the highly recommended Schwartzwalder Kirsch Torte. According to TAWAN PARSONS, it’s a thrilling encounter with authentic German flavors that shouldn’t be overlooked. For something a bit lighter, try one of their creamy milkshakes or savor an exquisite affogato, as praised by Martin Schiller, who declared it "one of the best" he’s had.

While some might find it a better spot for sweets than a full meal, as noted by Elena Sokhranych, the selection of cakes and comfortable seating make it a perfect pitstop in your day. The cafe also features a beautiful beer garden, bringing together delicious treats and the joy of good weather, as highlighted by S. P. S.. On a sunny day, there’s truly nothing better than enjoying some scrumptious cakes along with the fresh air and ambiance of this enchanting place.

Cafe Altmühl is not just a café; it's an experience that wraps you in the warmth of community and tradition. Whether you’re looking to relish delectable desserts or find a cozy spot for afternoon tea, this local gem is sure to make a memorable mark on your visit to Essing. Don't forget to give it a try when you're in town!