I don't remember if this was the exact location of Dat Backhus that I went to since the picture…read moreposted on this page isn't the same as the one I took. But I know it's fairly close (within the same block), and I could see the SAP building, the Ferris Wheel, and Unilever building from the window in this Hafen City location. This being our first ever meal in Germany, it was absolutely fantastic and still one of my top 3. We were exploring the city on Ascension/Man's Day, so the streets were quiet at 10am, but we were pleasantly surprised to find this shop open considering many other places weren't on such a holiday. And this was my introduction to German bread. So delicious and fresh, if only the roof of my mouth could handle the crust. I'll admit my mouth was cut up quite a bit from all the bread I ate over the next 2 weeks, but it was still so good. Now I see why my German friends complain about bread in the US. I went with a klein cup of kaffee (black), and a breakfast brotchen that included smoked salmon and sliced hard-boiled egg. Whatever spices and herbs they put on it was amazing and not at all overpowering. All this for less than 5Euro. Definitely on the cheap!

I had a great breakfast here consisting of a lot of coffee, an egg, and some great baked goods. It…read moreis very near the cruise terminal and you can see out to the river and the Marco Polo building a little bit. The prices were pretty reasonable and everybody was very friendly too. I recommend the big bowls of cafe au lait.

Five years I lived next door to Die kleine Konditorei. I could have had these great rolls every…read moreday. Every morning and every evening. I could have had But I didn't have them every day. Not even weekly. The rolls are okay, but in my opinion it's not the manifestation of rolls worldwide there. Standing in line can be fun, I don't have to tell you. But standing in line over the street for rolls ? Only if you need buying rolls as your first event on a sunny sunday morning. So, dear English-Qype-Community, toast is all right and breakfast without rolls is all right too, even in Germany. But if you are homesick and you want to stand in queue you are welcome!

I went here for take-away coffee a few times when I was looking for an apartment in the area. I…read moreliked that they have outdoor seating so I could sit outside in the sun between apartment visitings in order to drink coffee and read comic books. Coffee was just okay, though, but service was rather exceptionally cheery. Never got an apartment in the area, but if I would have, I'd hop in here from time to time.

Staff is massively over-challenges and apparently management has no clue. Takes ages to stand in…read moreline, then ages again before coffee is prepared.. Hafencity - one of the hottest spots in town on sundays with massive amounts of tourists pouring in, and only 3 people working in this place.. Luckily, this place will likely be replaced soon because the way it's run, it can't be profitable. Can't say anything about the coffee or food, still waiting for it..

Well, if you're a big fan of Turkish food then this café at Steindamm St might be an option to have…read morea breakfast, a quick bite or even enjoy a portion of desert with your coffee or a glass of Turkish tea. I've been to this location twice so far, first one during week days for s quick snack and second time on Sunday. This place I assure you is busy as it gets on Weekends and I believe the number of staff cannot keep up with a good and fast service. The serves a huge selection of plates, patisseries and sweets. Based on my own experience and personal judgement, I think their patisseries and sweets are worth the visit. One major issue that I wasn't pleased with, the slow service and noisy ambiance caused by the crowded cafe and the busy street .

I've eaten here twice while in Hamburg. The desserts are phenomenal! Service was good and my waiter…read morespoke English.