Munich First Class Lounge [MUC FCL]
May 6, 2009, 7:11 am
#346
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: FRA
Programs: LH, Avis, Hyatt, ...
Posts: 4,213
In the end I don't care, I know MUC well enough to find my ways. But if they offer a service they should better know about it.
May 7, 2009, 10:33 am
#347
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Monaco di Baviera
Programs: LH Sen, EK silver, Starwood Platinum
Posts: 70
[QUOTE=Fendant;A shining example is the receptionist in the shower area, where you have probably the friendliest employee ( the lady from Africa ) in the whole Lufthansa world ( even at 5 am in the morning ). I have never seen her since the lounge opened in anything than good mood. ^^^[/QUOTE]
Fully agree with you! She is always friendly and smiling! ^^^
Fully agree with you! She is always friendly and smiling! ^^^
May 11, 2009, 2:29 am
#348
Join Date: Dec 2000
Programs: AA Platinum 1MM, AC SE*100k, Hilton Diamond, Marriott Gold, SPG Gold
Posts: 2,353
I had the opportunity to visit the MUC FCL last week. I was quite disappointed with the Breakfast offerings compared to the FRA FCL/FCT... The only thing cooked to order was Eggs, other than that there was limited selection: Cold cut meat of not so good quality, smoked salmon that was too fishy, and only one cheese selection.
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Here's the Menu selection as of May 2009:
BREAKFAST:
Freshly Cooked - Eggs from the Organic Farm:
LUNCH/DINNER
Starters from the Buffet
Soups:
Round the World - Welcome to Australia
"Viennese" Schnitzel with warm potato Salad
Asparagus Special - Just as you like it
- Fresh Asparagus from Schrobeinhausen with New potatoes and Hollandaise Sauce or Butter
served with
- Beef "Steer" Filet Steak
- "Viennese" Schnitzel
- Medium Fried Filet of Veal Tenderloin
- Raw or Cooked Ham
Bavarian Delicacies
Desserts from the Buffet
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Here's the Menu selection as of May 2009:
BREAKFAST:
- Salami/ South Bavarian Ham
- Scottish Salmon
- Cottage Cheese/Camebert
Freshly Cooked - Eggs from the Organic Farm:
- Eggs cooked as you Like
- Scrambled Eggs/Omelette/Fried Egg of your own choice with Bacon, Sausage, Herbs, Grilled Tomatos (from Buffet)
- Bread roll/Baguette/ Toast/ Leven Bread/ Butter Corissant/ Danish Pastry
- Jams/Honey
LUNCH/DINNER
Starters from the Buffet
- Antipasti
- Sushi Selection
- Baby Leaf Salad with Various Toppings
Soups:
- Cream of Asparagus Soup
- Beef Consomme with Semolina Dumplings
Round the World - Welcome to Australia
- Barramundi Fillet on Tomato-Mango-Chutney with Curry rice cookes
"Viennese" Schnitzel with warm potato Salad
Asparagus Special - Just as you like it
- Fresh Asparagus from Schrobeinhausen with New potatoes and Hollandaise Sauce or Butter
served with
- Beef "Steer" Filet Steak
- "Viennese" Schnitzel
- Medium Fried Filet of Veal Tenderloin
- Raw or Cooked Ham
Bavarian Delicacies
- Munchener Weisswuerste with Sweet Mustard
- Bavarian Meat Loaf
- Fried Sausage from Nuremberg on Sauerkraut
Desserts from the Buffet
- Creme Brulee served in a Jam Jar
- Strawerry Tiramisu
- Fresh Fruit Salad with Berries and Acacia Honey
- Passionfruit-Yogurt-Creme
May 11, 2009, 3:45 am
#349
Join Date: Apr 2008
Posts: 1,063
ACfly please come back to Earth! 
What do you want to have freshly cooked for berakfast other than eggs in all varieties? Do you really think that they plant funghi on warm milk to create a ACfly designer yoghurt? Do you expect steaks to be grilled at 5 am? IMHO the food, service and friendliness are all ways better than any lounge in the US or Canada. Yep you probably not get the peanuts form the AC lounge, are treated with respect and get a choice of 2 different real good draught beers.
Seems you are one of these guys who insist on a limo and reject to enter the Mercedes vans!
What do you want to have freshly cooked for berakfast other than eggs in all varieties? Do you really think that they plant funghi on warm milk to create a ACfly designer yoghurt? Do you expect steaks to be grilled at 5 am? IMHO the food, service and friendliness are all ways better than any lounge in the US or Canada. Yep you probably not get the peanuts form the AC lounge, are treated with respect and get a choice of 2 different real good draught beers.Seems you are one of these guys who insist on a limo and reject to enter the Mercedes vans!
May 11, 2009, 3:53 am
#350
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: INN
Posts: 2,926
May 12, 2009, 10:03 am
#352
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: San Francisco
Programs: United/Star Alliance - 1K
Posts: 2,176
I'll be at the MUC FCL on June 2, albeit for lunch/dinner (1610 dep.) and that menu looks sehr ausgezeichnet. Certainly better than what UA will have in its FCL o/b from SFO (although it *is* SFO, which is a nice airport to dep. from).
May 12, 2009, 6:48 pm
#353
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: US
Programs: LH and BA
Posts: 2,324
HON Circle DO in the FCL ?????
i think nobody posted this yet, from the miles and more webite:
Even more exclusive comfort in the Munich First Class Lounge
23/04/2009
Arriving HON Circle Members may continue to use the First Class Lounge without booking a connecting flight. In this case Lufthansa has received special permission from the authorities to allow you to pass through the security control on Departure Level H without having another boarding pass.
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Even more exclusive comfort in the Munich First Class Lounge
23/04/2009
Arriving HON Circle Members may continue to use the First Class Lounge without booking a connecting flight. In this case Lufthansa has received special permission from the authorities to allow you to pass through the security control on Departure Level H without having another boarding pass.
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Jun 5, 2009, 2:30 am
#356
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: INN
Posts: 2,926
And of course the driver would only be to the SIN-bound plane, not all the way to Singapore
Last edited by hch; Jun 5, 2009 at 2:37 am
Jun 5, 2009, 3:16 am
#357
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: The old Europe
Programs: LH, AF, AB, SQ
Posts: 206
Little OT advice for very hungry morning arrivals at MUC:
The MUC airport Kempinski (just at the airport) has some real excellent breakfast with a huge warm selection too. Think it is open to external visitors as it's not included in the room's price.
This one:
http://www.kempinski-airport.de/en/b...3565&details=1
The MUC airport Kempinski (just at the airport) has some real excellent breakfast with a huge warm selection too. Think it is open to external visitors as it's not included in the room's price.
This one:
http://www.kempinski-airport.de/en/b...3565&details=1
Last edited by Longlegs; Jun 5, 2009 at 4:04 am
Jun 5, 2009, 1:54 pm
#358
Join Date: Apr 2000
Location: CGK SIN PER ORD
Programs: UA 1K MM, Hyatt Plat
Posts: 2,814
worded it wrongly, late night post. Thanks all
Jun 5, 2009, 6:42 pm
#359
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: San Francisco
Programs: United/Star Alliance - 1K
Posts: 2,176
I got picked up at a remote location this week LEJ-MUC since I was o/b MUC-SFO in F. Shook my friend's hand goodbye as he climbed aboard the bus and hopped in the limo. Nice experience although I would've survived the bus. 
Jun 9, 2009, 6:31 am
#360
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: CLT
Programs: AA-EXP, MR-PP
Posts: 3,440
We (me and my wife) have an 11:15a flight MUC-CLT (LH F) and we will be staying the night before at Marriott Munich. What is your advice on what time should we arrive at the airport to maximize our FCL experience?
Also, where should we ask to be dropped off and what to expect as LH F pax? Is there a service that gets you through passport control, etc.?
Is there a car service for MUC-CLT flight?
Also, where should we ask to be dropped off and what to expect as LH F pax? Is there a service that gets you through passport control, etc.?
Is there a car service for MUC-CLT flight?