Cafe Ignaz: more vegetarian fun in Munich
Who knew Munich was such a vegetarian-friendly city? For Valentine’s Day (thus the rose petals on the table) my husband surprised me with reservations at Cafe Ignaz, a vegetarian restaurant we hadn’t tried yet.
The menu was extensive, with both vegetarian and vegan items well-represented. Specialties included pastas, pizzas, gratins, gnocchi, crepes, and stir-fry. I ordered a grünkern (green spelt) risotto with mushrooms and arugula, while my husband had spinach ravioli in cheese sauce. The food was about as I expected - basic, heavy, and satisfying. While I wouldn’t recommend Cafe Ignaz if you’re looking for a fancy fine-dining experience, it will definitely fill you up with tasty vegetarian food.
A generously-sized main dish runs about 8 euros at Cafe Ignaz. Take-away dishes are only 4.50. The restaurant is small, so dinner reservations are advisable. During the week Ignaz offers breakfast and lunch buffets; on the weekends brunch is served from 9:00 to 13:30.
Cafe Ignaz
Georgenstr. 67
80079 Munich
Tel. 089/2716093
http://www.ignaz-cafe.de/
closed Tuesdays
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4 opinions for Cafe Ignaz: more vegetarian fun in Munich
Lane
Feb 24, 2008 at 6:03 am
Wow, what a great looking vegetarian pizza — and in Munich?! Excellent
Jul
Feb 25, 2008 at 7:41 pm
Actually that’s a picture of the risotto. :)
Lane
Feb 26, 2008 at 5:18 pm
Really? Funny! Upon second viewing, it still looks like pizza to me.
Jul
Feb 26, 2008 at 5:32 pm
Too funny.
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