Always love picking something from this place. Large selection of breads, snacks, quiche, cakes and…read morepraline. Have the best pretzels (Brezeln).

Super close to our home & very convenient. The baked goods are delicious, however the selection is…read morelimited. Also offers a few grocery type items -- eggs, drinks, dry goods, etc.

Incredible bakery, large selection and done to perfection! Not too sweet and just the right…read moremoisture and texture. Truly perfect!

The items are fresh and staff are friendly enough. Great place to grab a quick bite with reasonable…read moreprices (approx €1-5 for a snack or lunch item. I've had the pretzel stick with cream cheese & chives and the various sandwiches. Very good.

This is like the Starbucks or 711 of bakeries. They are freaking everywhere! Some are stand alone,…read morein strip malls, on the corner, inside gas stations...look in your pocket, they are there too! First time trying them out and of course, you think they are awesome. Then you see them everywhere and always pick up a loaf of bread or get a "donut". They are alright. Nothing really to write home about. If you're an American in Germany, I would say skip this and go to the little corner bakery instead. Prices are the same but you would get the non-chain flavor and the in store made freshness. If you do decide to come here (or there and there and there and there), the round sugared donuts have a berry filling of some sort. I think it's raspberry. Also, what looks like a cinnamon rolls isn't. It's hazelnut. I think it's much much better than a cinnamon roll though!

A wonderful spot to stop at if you're heading to the local castle Hohenzollern. The pastries are…read moredelicious and the coffee is really nice! Friendly service! A fun environment!

The gelato place is right across from Hermann Hesse Kolleg. We would always get ice cream here…read moreduring our break or after school. You can just get a scoop (or a few scoops)of ice cream in a cone or order one of their custom ice cream sundaes. There's lots of different ice cream options. There's a clown looking one and one that looks like spaghetti just like the ones you see in the Facebook videos online. It's pretty good and cheap too!

A perfect place for a quick warm up on sweet and hot drinks before heading up to the Hohenzollern…read morecastle. First floor is a retail store that full with option of different cakes, pastries and desserts. You can get the full service at the second floor. They don't have English menu, but our waitress can speak English very well. However, this cafe is popular to local and very affordable. Also, the cost is affordable I even saw the castle staff came to pick up their supplies : )

This is my "local" bakery and I make the walk around the corner to Vetter pretty much weekly for…read moretreats. Apfeltaschen, berliners, various cookies are what I usually pick up. All delicious. They have all sorts of breads and pastries as well as chocolates. Eat what you get within two days or they'll get hard. Guess they don't use preservatives here which is a good thing. I don't want unnecessary perservatives in me till after I'm pushing daisies, ya know?! Like everywhere else in Germany, bring a tote bag to bring your loot home if you're getting a bunch of stuff.

This is the best bakery in the area because they do not use preservatives. The other reviewer,…read moreRainer, said to bring a bag -- not necessary -- the bakery will give you a bag (plastic or paper) anytime! Yes, their baked goods tend to get old quicker, but they absolutely do not use preservatives. Their croissants are excellent -- and I love their florintiner (they have a chocolate base and lots of slivered almonds in a caramelly chewy base...they are flat and round. They've received national awards for their quality!