little German bakery with a lot of different types of bread! I got the Schwartzbrot which is a type…read moreof German rye bread. it was packed with flavor, and unlike any other bread. it's a dense bread, not fluffy. the other breads look good as well!

I don't know where to begin. So many delicious breads and pastries. The whole wheat croissants are…read moreyummy. I also got the iced apple cake.

I tried several items at Bäckerei & Konditorei Der Butterbäcker Höschler in Cologne recently. The…read morefavourite was Bienenstich as it was not overly sweet. Overall, I'd give it 8.5/10

whether it's early morning or right before closing, there is always a line. I decided on a brezel…read moreand a hazelnut raisin bread. the brezel was just okay, but the hazelnut raisin bread was delicious! Altogether they cost €2.70, which isn't too bad. I highly recommend the hazelnut raisin bread.

Hands down one of the best Bakery's in Cologne. Get there early, or your favorites will be gone!…read more (Usually by 10am). Very small shop with only 2 tables, but this a grab-n-go bakery. Service is always quick and always very "German". The food is amazing!

I think some of the photos posted here (Kristin )for this locale are for the wrong place. I showed…read morethem the beautiful bacon and egg sandwich she photographed, indicating that's what I wanted, and they said they don't make that. On a Saturday at 10:30am, they had rolls, coffee, and could make cold sandwiches and hard boiled eggs. Decent sandwich, but no juice or black tea (just herbal). Lovely staff but wouldn't rush back.

Fresh bread and pastries as well as pre made sandwiches. All types of coffees. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating

We were looking for somewhere to have breakfast before visiting the Chocolate museum, and this…read morebakery appeared in our search. We are so glad we went! I had a brötchen and a croissant, and my husband had a mini pizza and a croissant, and everything was delicious! We were there around 11 AM, so we didn't expect all the breads to still be so fresh. It's not a chain bakery, and it's probably more meant to be for locals, but we had a great experience. Service was friendly and attentive, and the breakfast is still one of the best we've had on our trip. Definitely recommend!

You know when you're out and about and really hungry? You just want something decent that isn't…read morecrisps? Like a seeded roll with salad and maybe some chicken or turkey? or even a turducken (I've never had a turducken sandwich but I think they should become real, maybe I'll open an artisan bread shop and to contrast the high quality bread I'll stuff the rolls full of Turducken in an effort to demonstrate the inequality we experience all to often in the western world, especially at the hands of hipsters in the LA farmers market scene). If you ever see a Turducken please ensure you kill it and eat it as they are verging on extinction and unless we consume more of them the supermarkets will stop stocking them and future generations may never get to experience the magic that is. Lovely sandwiches, freshly made, super price, great sweet treats also. Das ist Gut!

A yummy little bakery with cookies, cakes, bread, coffee and sandwiches. We got two sandwiches…read morewhich were very simple but yummy. The owner doesn't speak English but was very patient with us as we tried to figure out what we wanted to order. We will definitely be returning in the future.

Food, service and excellent local ambiance. No disappointments at all. Fr…read moreIendly and tolerant staff. Lots of tourists.

The look was a lot better than the taste. The taste of the pastries were kind of plain and cold…read more The cream were not as rich.

What a great neighborhood coffee stop! We met as friends and especially enjoyed the giant roaster!read more

You can smell the perfume of coffee roasting from outside, before seeing the place. It's slightly…read moreoff hand for Cologne, close to the edges, so probably not a place a tourist would willingly venture to. Yet the coffee is excellent and the price is fair. I especially like their well-made capuccino (even with soy milk). I haven't tried many of their coffee sorts, but there is a huge selection for all machines and of all kinds (I bought Espresso Napolitano). One can find their coffee in several places in the city. Go if you're a true coffee fan, or if, like me, you spent some time in Italy and miss a good cup. (There is also coffee to go and they sell reusable cups with a free refill. Clearly not a place for working especially when the roasting machine is on, but it has a nice coffeechurchcult kind of atmosphere.)