Café NiL

Café NiL has been part of Munich's gay scene since 1989, when it opened in the heart of Glockenbachviertel. This long-established gay café-bar is known for its distinctive Egyptian-themed interior, featuring a large central U-shaped bar, colourful murals, lotus-inspired columns and comfortable seating.

The venue reopened in its current style in 2010, restoring the central bar that had been a focal point for socialising since its early days. Café NiL also serves classic German food, with dishes including cornflake schnitzel, pork stew and goulash soup. Open daily from 3pm to 3am, it's a convenient spot for anything from an afternoon drink to a late-night meal.