Schuhbecks Gewürze

So many spices, so much choice. It's a little overwhelming once you enter but soon you start imagining the different dishes you can create using the spices. The prices are on the higher side and the service wasn't anything special but the spices spoke for themselves :)

The place has many different kinds of spices and has no problem with it. Customer service is at its lowest, they can treat you like a swine because people still buy by them. When I asked the seller to help me with package, he simply said “I don’t care” and took the product away from me. If I wasn’t in such a hurry, would never buy here. Will also try in the future not to come to this place.

Great choice of spices and bits, but Schuhbeck's only and priced. We had an impression that despite store has 3 levels of shelves many offers repeat throughout our visit in various places. It is rather a brand experience store and tourist attraction.

Amazing selection of spice and blends but very expensive. I was going to buy some traditional German gingerbread spice for a souvenir but decided to go to a farmer’s market instead because the cost for 100g was 10.75€!

Pretty nice store with great decorations and a huge selection of spices. The owner is the famous German 1-star Michelin chef Alfons Schuhbeck. The spice mixtures taste really good, especially the Obatzda, orange pepper and Cafe de Paris. Avoid the single spices since they are repacked FUCHS spices that can be bought in grocery stores for a much cheaper price.

Absolutely amazing spice store. Everything is available in small amounts as needed. Helpful staff. A must visit in Munich if you love to cook.

Good selection of spices from all over the world. Almost didn’t buy because very rude man working there.

Cooking afficionado´s and enthusiast´s paradise... I can spend hours walking around this place and smelling all the aroma (except the chillies of course - not recommended... ) :-)