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Mattia Dalla Costa

Partner at Cba law firm, president of Les Italia and delegate of the Italian Academy of Cuisine, he has twenty years of experience in litigation and international contracts for cross-border transactions and technology transfer. His clients are Italian and international companies operating in the design, fashion & luxury, automotive, pharmaceutical, aviation, and aerospace sectors. He is a regular speaker at international seminars on intellectual property, innovation, and licensing.

A business breakfast – Ludwig 8

Located in the center of Munich with an international feel, this restaurant offers an innovative menu and competent, friendly service. It is a destination for professionals who want to hold a business meeting in the early hours or during the day in a quiet, welcoming, and elegant environment.

Outdoor seating area of a modern restaurant with green marble tables, wooden chairs, and small floral centerpieces. Large windows show an indoor space with high tables, people, and mirrored walls.

An hour alone in a beautiful place – On the upper floor of Tambosi

Overlooking Odeonplatz, it offers a beautiful view of the royal palace and the Theatiner Church. With classic, slightly retro but well-maintained décor, the second floor offers the tranquility you seek while waiting for an appointment, accompanied by a wide selection of teas and desserts from the chef. There is both bar and restaurant service, as well as cozy outdoor tables on the square and in the royal gardens.

A modern bar with green velvet stools, a gold counter, shelves filled with bottles and glasses, and a large decorative vase with red and brown flowers on the bar. Warm lighting creates a cozy ambience.

A formal lunch with a client – Armani

Elegant and located in the fashion center of Munich, on the second floor above the Giorgio Armani store, this is the ideal place to enjoy a business lunch. The high-quality food, well-designed spaces, and refined décor create the perfect atmosphere for discussing confidential matters in peace and privacy.

A modern, upscale restaurant interior with round tables, curved white booths, elegant table settings, red lamps, and glass wine racks lining the mirrored walls. The lighting is warm and ambient.

A relaxing lunch – Osteria Italiana

A blend of dark wood furniture and partitions in the traditional German style of the early 1900s combined with Italian furnishings and frescoes, Osteria Italiana is a piece of Italy in the heart of Munich. Here, for over twenty years, Prisco (the owner, originally from Campania) and his chefs and waiters have been spoiling customers not only with high-quality dishes but also with their extraordinary irony, friendliness, and cheerfulness. An ancient wine cellar with memorable wines surprises guests who enjoy Prisco’s trust.

Charming outdoor restaurant patio with wooden chairs, white tablecloths, and yellow flowers on tables. A large flower arrangement and fountain are surrounded by leafy plants and soft, warm lighting.

A trendy aperitif – Schumann’s

Next to the royal gardens, Schumann’s is one of the places to be seen, but also to drink some of the best cocktails in the world. The charismatic owner Charles, an actor, model, and boxer, welcomes professionals, Bayern Munich players, and heirs to a potpourri of professions, styles, limousines, and custom-built cars parked on the sidewalks in front of the outdoor tables. Getting a table for lunch in the outdoor gardens in summer is a sign of exclusivity.

A modern bar with a dark marble back wall, shelves filled with bottles and glasses, a counter with red barstools, and wooden tables and chairs in the foreground. The space has a minimalistic, contemporary design.

An ideal place for informal meetings – Roof garden of the Bayerischer Hof

If you are looking for a quiet spot in the heart of Munich’s historic center with breathtaking views of the city, head up to the top floor terrace of this luxury hotel. In winter, it is transformed into an ice bar covered in snow and heated by wood-burning fireplaces, while in summer it is a summer garden ideal for quiet meetings for two or enjoying refined and elegant meals in the company of friends.

A modern glass-walled lounge with a fireplace, white sofas, and a dining table with black and white chairs, filled with sunlight and overlooking an outdoor patio with trees and water.

A dinner to intrigue – Kuffler

Two refined wooden rooms decorated with Bavarian paintings and furnishings, overlooking the Munich Opera House, are one of the most refined and welcoming places to enjoy classic Bavarian cuisine: roast duck, pork knuckle, and kaiserschmarren. Here you can experience Munich hospitality in its most authentic form in two variations: on the ground floor, the typical Bavarian tavern; on the upper floor, refinement.

A waitress in traditional attire carries a tray with glasses in a rustic restaurant featuring wooden furniture, white tablecloths, animal head wall mounts, and a decorative mural on the ceiling.

A gourmet dinner – Dallmayr

Just a stone’s throw from Marienplatz, this restaurant is located above the famous gourmet specialty store: a veritable temple of taste overlooking the beautiful town hall. The new Austrian chef Max Natmessnig and his team amaze diners with a 17-course menu of the highest quality in an exclusive and intimate setting. We are waiting to see if he will manage to obtain two stars like his predecessor.

A long dining table with a white tablecloth is surrounded by brown leather chairs. The room features bird-patterned wallpaper, floral decorations, and a marble fireplace. Place settings and glasses are arranged on the table.

The latest trendy spot – Brenner

Located in a historic building in Munich next to the Opera House, this restaurant harmoniously blends the styles of Milan and Munich. It consists of three areas: the grill area with an open fireplace in the center of the room; the second area dedicated to fresh handmade pasta; and finally the bar with its lounge style. Impeccable Italian service for a clientele of thirty-somethings and professionals who want to meet in an elegant, high-quality venue.

A spacious, elegant restaurant with arched ceilings, stone columns, hanging globe lights, brown leather seating, and white tablecloths. Olive oil bottles are placed on each table. The space is empty of people.

The place to be and be seen – H’ugo’s wine and champagne bar

Right in the center of Munich, opposite the Bayerischer Hof hotel, this is undoubtedly one of the places to be seen, dance, and pop open magnums of champagne, but also enjoy a good pizza. The atmosphere is modern, trendy, and – especially in summer – effervescent, with a whirlwind of models, soccer players, and VIPs who want to experience the best of Munich’s social life.