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CAFE SCHMALZNUDEL
While shopping downtown, this is the place for a quick energy fix. Their “Ausgezogene” are the traditional Bavarian equivalent of an American raised donut. You can even watch the baker stretch, shape and fry these delicious treats. Wait for the hot ones and ask for them dipped in sugar to go!
Prälat-Zistl-Strasse 8 near Marienplatz, Phone: (089) 26 82 37

KOREAN GROCERIES
Just past Goetheplatz, this is my favorite store for Korean and Japanese ingredients. It isn’t chic, and neither are the prices. There is even an Asian Imbiss at the back where you can get sushi and stirfry to go.
Mozartstrasse 3 at Goetheplatz, Phone: (089) 53 19 06

FRENZY
This brand-new coffee shop is worth visiting for its funky, eclectic décor. While you drink your espresso, note the collection of fun vintage and modern lamps. A friendly family business with a Persian flair.
Fraunhoferstrasse 20, Phone: (089) 20 23 26 86

LATIN AMERICAN PRODUCTS
Everything you need for authentic Mexican and Latin American food can be ordered via the Internet: www.dona-lissy.de or phone: (089) 55 89 15 94.

IL PICCOLO PRINCIPE
A delightful Italian Imbiss with mouth-watering appetizers, fresh ravioli and an exceptional selection of wines. Try the three-course lunch offer for less than ! 10! If you’re lucky, you may even be treated to hearing “the little prince” sing as he serves you.
Kapuzinerstrasse 48, Phone: (089) 721 34 50

EISENBLÄTTER & TRISKA
These women make the most amazingly unique hats. They will even make hats to order. Not cheap, but you’ll feel fabulous!
Hans-Sachs-Strasse 13, Phone: (089) 260 58 60