Standl 20 – Da wo’s an Kaffee gibt is a compact coffee shop and BREwBAR at Markt auf dem Elisabethplatz, Stand Nr. 20, 80796 München, on Schwabing’s Elisabethmarkt. Back at its original market position after the Elisabethmarkt’s multi-year reconstruction, it draws travelers for Johannes Bayer-roasted coffee, carefully prepared espresso drinks and a relaxed pause amid one of Munich’s most characterful daily markets.
What to Expect at Standl 20 – Da wo’s an Kaffee gibt
This is a true market-coffee stop rather than a conventional sit-down café: order at the counter, then take in the rhythm of traders and neighborhood regulars around Elisabethplatz. The focus is on coffee roasted by Johannes Bayer and brewed with care by the Standl 20 team. A Flat White is a reliable choice for milk-coffee drinkers, while filter coffee gives more room to notice the roast; espresso tonic provides the cold, bittersweet option when the weather is warm.
Standl 20 pairs its drinks with house-made baked goods, making it useful for a light breakfast, a mid-market break or an afternoon caffeine reset. The newly redesigned market setting is part of the experience: the stand faces the open-air market activity rather than an enclosed dining room. Come for the coffee first, but leave time to browse Elisabethmarkt’s food stalls and specialist shops before or after your cup.
- Johannes Bayer coffee: The house coffee is roasted by Johannes Bayer, giving the small stand a distinctly coffee-led identity.
- Flat White: A signature milk-based espresso order for travelers seeking a carefully made everyday classic.
- Filter coffee: A slower, more aromatic alternative to espresso that puts the roast in focus.
- Espresso tonic: The menu’s refreshing espresso-and-tonic combination is especially fitting on a warm market morning.
- House-made baking: Freshly prepared pastries and baked goods turn a coffee run into a simple breakfast or snack stop.
Standl 20 – Da wo’s an Kaffee gibt at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Markt auf dem Elisabethplatz, Stand Nr. 20, 80796 München |
| Neighborhood / Area | Elisabethmarkt, Schwabing-West |
| Operating Hours | Monday-Friday 8am-5pm; Saturday-Sunday 9am-5pm; closed on public holidays |
| Admission / Price Range | No admission; €€ coffee-and-pastry stop |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 20 to 45 minutes, longer when exploring the market |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Elisabethplatz tram stop (lines 27 and 28); Josephsplatz U-Bahn station is about a 10-minute walk. No dedicated stand parking. |
| Official Website & Phone | standl20.de; no telephone number is published on the official site |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Arrive soon after opening for the calmest ordering experience, particularly on weekends, when Elisabethmarkt becomes a meeting point for Schwabing locals. This is a counter-service stop, so reservations are not part of the format; simply join the queue and decide between espresso, filter coffee or a cold drink. The official site is the best place to check holiday closures before setting out. Expect a mid-range specialty-coffee spend rather than a bargain bakery price.
Take tram 27 or 28 to Elisabethplatz, immediately beside the market, or walk from U2 Josephsplatz. Standl 20 is a ground-level market stall with no internal staircase, and the renovated market’s open circulation makes it easier to approach with a stroller or wheelchair; outdoor tables and market pathways can be busiest at peak times. Within a short walk, linger on Elisabethplatz itself, head north to Nordbad, or walk east toward Luitpoldpark. Hohenzollernstraße, roughly 10 minutes away on foot, offers additional cafés, shops and neighborhood dining.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Standl 20’s hours, and when is the best time to go?
Standl 20 opens Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm and Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm; it closes on public holidays. Go close to opening for a quieter coffee, or visit later in the morning to combine it with Elisabethmarkt browsing.
Does Standl 20 take reservations and how expensive is it?
Standl 20 operates as a walk-up market coffee counter, not a reservable restaurant. There is no entry charge, and the venue sits in the €€ range for specialty coffee and house-made baking; current item-by-item prices are displayed at the stand.
How long should I allow for a visit?
Allow 20 to 45 minutes for ordering, enjoying a drink and pastry, and looking around the immediate market. Budget an hour or more if you plan to shop at Elisabethmarkt or continue on to nearby Schwabing streets and parks.
Is Standl 20 suitable for wheelchairs, strollers and families?
Its ground-level market-stall format avoids internal stairs, and the open Elisabethmarkt setting suits quick family stops and stroller visits. Seating is outdoors and circulation can tighten during busy market periods, so a quieter early visit is the easiest option for wheelchair users and families.
When planning your Munich travel guide or comparing verified coffee shop and coffee roasters in Munich, pair this stop with standout local spots including iceDate – The vegan organic Eismanufaktur, stray coffee roasters, CAMP MUNICH, and LE CHALET DU FROMAGE (nearby).
