Brot & Butter - München

I've been a fan of the Manufactum catalog for decades. Not primarily because of the products offered; they were and are still good today, but also very expensive. No, I have always fascinated the stories that were told by good authors about each product. For example, a copper bathtub is not simply offered for sale. The product description informs the estimated reader that, according to traditional craftsmanship tradition, these tubs are not formed by machines but exclusively by hammer blows of skilled workers. Stories of this kind I love. With each catalogue article, an old black and white film projector, still known from distant school hours, begins to shave in my head, which throws mystical scenes on the screen of my imagination: a girl, sold from Pomerania, only in the sweat of her face with a piece of copper illuminated by the great-grandmother and on the escape in the underwear. And this with a technique whose secret has sneaked her mother into the ear with her last breath. My head theater protagonist takes up the sweat flowing in streams with a linen cloth, of course also wrapped by hand at full moon to win expensive Fleur de Sel from the dried salt crystals. All products of my pommerian virgin can be bought at Manufactum for good money. I admit that Manufactum has clearly destroyed the imaginative catalog history in recent years. Since the acquisition of the shares by a large shipping group, the catalogue is still only a kind of Otto catalog aimed at the needs of better nostalgists, good-human sustainability of young people and other romantics. Since almost every factory called pasta heaters Pastamanu production and almost every fruit, milk and cream freezer called ice making, the concept of the factory was irrigated and degenerated. Nevertheless, the good old manufactum catalog still has a fixed library space in my toi... pardon chairgangmanufaktur. My current catalogue Favorit is a kitchen hand-held shop that comes from Amish People workshops in the USA that, as we know, do not use anything driven by combustion or electric motors and therefore continue to consistently drive to prayer with the horse race. The Hand Quirl costs a proud 99 Euro, but also fits decoration on the wall of a hypermodern, stylish kitchen and can also be used when the electric kitchen machine gives up its mind and the user is not too doof to use. And because of the beautiful memories of the legends and myths about good and old things from the past, I am also magical every time my way accidentally leads past a manufactory business. In Munich, the Manufactum department store is very beautiful and walking in the city centre next to the Dallmayr and overlooking the small park at Kurt Eisner Platz. In most cases, I don't buy anything or just something I like spontaneously when it comes to anesthesia and beta. As usual in retail, people experience light and shadow. From arrogant snobs you better ask for nothing, because ignorant kinship is more disturbing to flee, unconscious, grounded and almost omniscient employees, everything is represented. I usually don't need advice because the articles are known to me from reading the catalogue descriptions. I also bought bread and cheese in the food department. As soon as I packed a sinfully expensive noble cheese into the bag, which had its good times behind for weeks and smells like ammonia or the like, I make a bow around the counter, because I fear I only noticed it at home when I unpack. And for a complaint, the way with horse keeping was too long and too difficult for me;

Good location, but unfortunately not too friendly staff. Interesting products, but also very useless and overpriced.

The manufactum is a large department store that puts you to another age. There are also handmade products in very high quality. Products that can hardly be found anymore. At the entrance there is also a small bistro, the bread

Young people, elderly people, I think everyone can find something here. The selection is super and also the price/performance ratio is fine, sometimes feel You look like in a different time, but the atmosphere I find super. Anyone looking for something can find something here, you can just look for a walk

In the shop of the dispatch house Manufactum you will find everything that is high quality, from toys, tools, clothing and garden. The advice is very good, only Saturdays the shop rocks. An absolute secret tip is the in-house bakery, with fantastic continuously fresh baked goods, such as the natural pastry bread. This can also be tasted as a “butter bread” for 2 euros on site.