Munich has numerous cafés and museums where you can pass the time and enjoy a relaxing few hours. But if youever find yourselfunable to decidebetween a restaurant and an art opening, stop by Café Gebrüder Keller und Erben. Here, you’ll find not only food and drinks at unbeatable prices, but also plenty of quirky art objects. And the best part: You can buy them right on the spot and call them your own from then on.
Coffee, art, and curiosities at low prices
It’s like stepping into another world: Right at the entrance, you’re greeted by a shirtless man with a monkey head, wearing nothing but gloves, an apron, a bow tie, and a hat. No, fortunately, this isn’t one of the staff members, but rather the first art installation at Gebrüder Keller und Erben. The entire café feels like a small exhibition where you can not only view the paintings and artworks but also purchase them. You can also buy vinyl records here. The venue itself used to be a laundromat, which adds to its quirky charm.
If you just want to stop by for a drink and a snack instead of shopping, you’re in good hands here. The prices are affordable even by Munich standards, despite the immediate proximity to Gärtnerplatz. The cheapest options are espresso and tea at €1.50 each; cappuccino, sodas, and beer are €2.80, and other hot drinks are €3.30— with no extra charge for oat milk if you prefer the vegan option. Sweet and savory snacks like croissants and toast are available for €2 to €3. The most expensive items are the alcoholic drinks, such as Hugo, Aperol Spritz, and wine spritzer, each for €3.80.
Keller Brothers and Heirs: A place for everyone
The affordable prices at Gebrüder Keller und Erben are meant to enable people with limited financial means to participate in social life. The project was launched by the two brothers, Florian and Nikolaus, who also regularly host events here. In the evenings, there are DJ sets, music quizzes, or live bands. Every third Wednesday of the month, you can put your creative skills to the test and come by to draw. Or you can watch the other amateur artists at work and chat with like-minded people. You’ll need to bring your own supplies.
Café Gebrüder Keller und Erben sees itself as a meeting place where togetherness and community matter . Here, the focus is not on consumption, but on the social aspect. If you want to meet new people, are interested in art, or simply want to have a good time on a budget , then you’ve come to the right place.
📍 Location: Gebrüder Keller und Erben, Klenzestr. 1
🕑 Hours: Tue–Fri 3–8 p.m. & Sat 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
