Shop - The shop in the Türkenstraße is a very small restaurant or café, which was recommended here on my blog. We went there last weekend to have breakfast or lunch.
The cafe is very small, has about 13-15 relatively small tables and a longer table - with tree stumps as a chair - in the middle of the store, where we took a seat. We reserved in advance by phone and were originally placed at a very (!) Small table by the window, which I did not like, so we found room on the tree stumps. We actually had to drape our jackets on our lap, since tree stumps have no backs. Shortly before eating I discovered a small wardrobe in the back corner of the shop.
The menu itself is short but well mixed. (Excerpt see photo). On the positive side, there is a new menu every day - a new sheet of food is clamped in the clipboard - and a good mix is offered. We chose the spaghetti with scampi, scrambled eggs with goat's cheese on wholegrain bread and as a starter Salsify soup with - originally roasted hazelnuts, but they were out - so with roasted almonds.
The soup tasted excellent, came in a huge soup bowl and was very much. Very tasty, with many almonds scattered over it. We were after the soup - which I would recommend to share, should it be taken as a starter - quite crowded. (Soup was on daily changing card - so maybe not always to order). We were asked if we wanted to bread and got 4 slices of very delicious, fluffy bread with excellent crisp crust. The scampi spaghetti and the scrambled eggs with goat cheese were brought in parallel, promptly after eating the appetizer and were appetizingly prepared.
The scamps were according to my companion quote "exactly as scampi must be" with a bite and good consistency. The scrambled eggs were very powerful, But it tasted excellent with the enriched wholemeal bread with butter. The incorporated goat cheese was a perfect match for the delicious scrambled eggs. Both were a sufficient portion and made us - after the soup - paraphrase. (So my recommendation: try the scrambled eggs with goat cheese!) Are also without the cheese and with fresh tomatoes).
The most striking thing about the store is certainly the huge bar, which, for the size of the shop, runs right behind the long table mentioned above, with barstools, wooden counter and simple design - as is generally the case in the store: a white-beige wallpapered wall in the seating area , otherwise white walls, a red flower on the tables, sugar not in the usual way in the spreader but in the glass with teaspoons, tree stump chairs, clipboards as a menu and very simple, white dishes. What struck me directly - maybe only the dishwasher was broken - but when our empty plates were cleared it went directly into the sink for hand washing (!). Something unusual and for some, certainly not the fine English style of cleaning dishes.
Basically, I would go back to the store at any time, there was really nothing to complain about properly. The waiters - all young guys - are very friendly and attentive. The atmosphere in the store is nice and friendly. (My companion did not find it so comfortable - is certainly a matter of opinion). Card payment is possible at the store. We paid for the mentioned food including water, juice and cappuccino 29 euros including tips.
I'll be back: Yes, if I'm small, cozy, simple and yet delicious and sufficient to get full. Just sit nice and ratchet - no problem.
Visited locality : Laden
Address : Türkenstraße 37, 80799 Munich
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