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Contact
We look forward to welcoming you on Lindwurmstrasse.
Finding us
Lindwurmstr. 33, 80337 München
Public transport
The nearest station is Sendlinger Tor (U1, U2, U3, U6), with tram lines 16, 17, 18 and 27. Goetheplatz station (U3, U6) is also on Lindwurmstraße.
Parking
Street parking is available in the surrounding resident parking zones.
Frequent questions
The questions we are asked most often — answered briefly.
We are open daily from 09:00 to 23:00, Saturdays and Sundays included. There is no regular closing day. For public holidays and individual closures, please give us a quick call.
You will find us at Lindwurmstraße 33 in Munich's Ludwigsvorstadt. The nearest station is Sendlinger Tor, served by underground lines U1, U2, U3 and U6 and tram lines 16, 17, 18 and 27. Goetheplatz station (U3, U6) is also on Lindwurmstraße.
Not strictly, but it is advisable in the evening and at weekends. Book online through our form or call us on +49 89 97371907. We confirm every request personally — by phone, WhatsApp or e-mail.
We cook Syrian food, Damascene to be precise, in the Levantine tradition: hot and cold mezze to share, dishes from the grill, falafel and hummus, alongside pastries and sweets. The full list is on our menu.
Yes. We open daily at 09:00 and serve a Damascene breakfast, including foul, fattet hummus, msabbaha and eggs with minced meat. Breakfast is the first section of our menu.
Yes. A large part of our mezze is vegetarian and many dishes are entirely plant-based — among them falafel, hummus, msabbaha, foul, yalanji and makdous. Vegetarian and vegan dishes are marked on the menu.
Yes, through Uber Eats and Wolt. Both services deliver within their own area around Lindwurmstraße; selection, prices and delivery times are set by the platforms. The links are in the footer of every page.
Online you can book for up to 10 people. For larger groups and celebrations please call us directly — we will then plan the table with you and agree on the menu.
Just ask us. Our team will tell you about the 14 declarable allergens for every dish. It helps to mention any intolerances when you book, so the kitchen is prepared.
Damascene cuisine is the city cooking of Damascus and part of the wider Levantine kitchen. It is characterised by many small mezze to share, plenty of fresh vegetables and herbs, sesame, pomegranate and lemon, and spices such as za'atar, sumac and cumin.