Kunstklamm16 - Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Friendly personnel with vegan options available. Artworks make for an interesting diversion while you wait a very short while for your food and/or drink.

Unfortunatly I only managed to eat here once, I say unfortunatly because the food I had was really rather good, and the service excellent. A lot of locals frequent here, and it is in a central location with some nice views, all I can say is the shnitzl I had was georgous, hope this has been of help for you...

A lovely woman-owned business in quaint arty style building. Outdoor seating with mountain views. My Pesto Pasta was both beautifully presented and delicious.

This pretty little cafe is on the corner of Klammstrasse and Hoehentalstrasse. There's a little well outside for children to splash in and in summer the owners let children draw on the sidewalk in chalk. They also have a quiet little patio with a view of the Dreitorspitze mountain. The big reasons to visit, though, are the great food and the friendly service. The restaurant is owned by two women, one of whom (Andrea) is responsible for the food and the other is an artist whose work is displayed in the cafe. (She also offers classes at her little atelier around the corner from the cafe.) I've never had anything there that wasn't yummy. All of Andrea's cakes are vegan but she will add dairy (cheese, cream) to certain dishes on customers' request. Her soups and pastas are wonderful, as are her sandwiches and salads. I am not a tall person so I should generally avoid sweets, but Andrea's baked goods are hard to resist! Her Swedish Apple Cake and Chocolate Chestnut Cake are terrific! (I never had chestnuts in baked goods before - they are delicious!) The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly. They offer free wifi and don't mind if you drink tea and work or surf the web for a while. (If you are hanging out, I do highly recommend those cakes and sandwiches!) Enjoy!

Nice little gallery style café with very friendly service and a small menu selection. The location is convenient just steps from the pedestrian zone.