Great dessert concept and executed very well, but when it comes down to flavor, there's not a whole…read morelot there. The inside of TRDLO factory is very spacious with a couple of chairs and couches to sit on. The worker I spoke to spoke English. What I ordered: I do not remember the name, but it was vanilla ice cream with caramel sauce, nuts, and some sort of chunks of a brownie-like dessert. I got the plain croissant as the cone. I believe you get a plain one unless you ask for a specialty one (although I could be wrong). The ice cream was nothing special. The toppings helped the flavor a little. The cone I got is not very sweet so it kind of just tasted like ice cream-soaked bread. Overall it's a cool concept, but it was lacking in flavor. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing?

This place is great! I went there for Sunday brunch. There was a good selection of Trdlo, ranging…read morefrom the more 'traditional' ones that I knew of (I was just a tourist in Prague, so I actually don't have a good idea what's traditional or not) to the ones with ice cream and different dessert fillings in it. I got the cinnamon and sugar one and it was absolutely delicious. It tasted just like the ones I got in Prague, the good ones too. I tried the caramelized crust one as well and I liked that one even more, it was slightly less sweet than the other one. I was super excited that I could get these 5 min away from home instead of having to go all the way to Prague to eat them. I saw there were also some salty ones, with salad and meat. So maybe I'll try that out next time. There was a 10% student discount and you could get a 20% discount next time for posting their food on social media. The lady there was really nice. When you order, she makes the Trdlo right in front of you. The place felt cozy and relaxing. I would totally recommend a visit.

Gluten free heaven! They take their pastries seriously and they're incredible in both the display…read moreand the taste. 10/10 recommend as a gluten free gal of over 7 years.

Such a treat to find a gluten free bakery while in Hamburg! After missing breakfast (no gf options…read morewhere I was), I went to Isabella just after lunch and loaded up on goodies that were safe for me to eat: a roll for the train ride the next day, a cherry crumble because I couldn't resist, and a delicious little personal-size quiche and a coffee for right then. Because it is set up as a pop-up, they only have a microwave for warming things. I think I would have had the quiche cold if I realized that. Otherwise, everything was just perfect for this celiac traveler. Of note: the young woman at the counter spoke English (my German was not sufficient to make cure that this was safe for someone with celiac) and reassured me that it was truly gluten free, made in a dedicated kitchen. Oh- and if you need the WC, ask for the key at the counter.

If you like home interior, this is a great store to hunt for upholstery chairs and shabby chic…read morestyle furniture in earth tones. Dining chairs cost between 200-500Euro and big coffee table for 2000Euro... Love the ambient of the cafe on the 1st floor which serves delicious food. I had pumpkin soup with ginger, yamyam.. there's daily menu on their website http://www.cafe-flamant.de/koestlichkeiten.php I would go there again with my girlfriends for coffee or tea and their specialty..cakes!

This place is one of my favorites in Hamburg. It's a bit hidden within a furniture store in the…read moremiddle of town. It's up on the first floor of this designer place, and hence has the respective clientel. At the same time, I love their fresh cakes and stop in often when in town shopping to grab a coffee. They have awesome salads available as well and you can actually watch your food prepared. It seems like you're pretty much sitting in someone's extended dining room and I really like this concept. I can also recommend their Chai tea lattes....very tasty.

A super cute chocolate shop. As it was quite warm I bought some ice cream. The choice of flavors…read morewas good for such a small shop and they tasted delicious, only the price was a little expensive compared to the ice cream shops in the area. Enjoy

Delicious! Handmade chocolates made in the area. Super cute gifts that feature typical Lueneburg…read moresymbols. You can pick out individual chocolates for a gift. They produce the famous Lueneburg salted chocolates (ask for the "Lueneburger Salzpralinen"). YUM! Best ice cream in town - perfect stop on a hot day. They are opening their nearby manufacturing facility for tours and chocolate making workshops in the next few months.

From the owner: Persische Backproduckte, Trocken Früchte wie Berberitze, Maulbeeren, Zwerg Feigen, Kashmar Rosienen…read moredie ihre herb süße Geschmack ihre Grosse und ihre grüne Farbe sie einmalig macht, Safran beste Qualität aus Mashhad-Ghaenat, frische Datteln sorte Mozafati aus der Stadt Bam, Datteln-Chips eigener Produckt und Idee hier für werden die Datteln hitze behandelt zerkleinert dann je nach sorte (Ingwer, Kardamom und Zimt-Zimt und Mohn-Kardamom,Pistazien-Kakao-Kakao,Chilli-Kreuzkümel und Sesam-Gewürznelke und Kichererbse-.....) in eine Gewürz mischung gewelzt, wir rösten Nüsse wie Pistazien, Mandeln und Cashew auf traditionel Persischer Art, die Nüsse werden auf dierekten Flame trocken geröstet danach werden Sie mit Salz und Zitronensaft verfeinert, Safran Eis, schwarze Tee aus dem Region Kaspischen Meer und viele kostlichkeiten aus Persian.

I drove to Lübeck from Hamburg to recharge the battery in my Mustang after letting him hibernate…read moreover winter in the garage. Since Lübeck is known for it's marzipan, I decided to check this place out. 1) I found a parking spot without any problems, right across the street in the metered spaces lining the river. EUR1 per hour up to EUR5 for the day. 2) The souvenir shop is on the ground floor. Large selection of marzipan-related products including some funny things like sushi made out of marzipan or the more German Curry Wurst and Pomme Frites made from marzipan, and cigars made out of marzipan. I was impressed with their creativity. Prices were in the standard tourist range. 3) It hit me that almond trees grow in warm climates. Lübeck being so cold and windy and close to the North Sea, I wondered how it became famous for its marzipan. I asked and the store keepers didn't know, referring me to the internet! If I had a suggestion for improvement it would be the education of the girls on the front line. 4) On the first floor, there's the cafe. EUR3.50 gets you a slice of marzipan cake coupled with a cup of coffee. The server here was able to answer my curious questions: Lübeck lies on the river with a constant arrival of ships. In the medieval days, this place was a warehouse for almonds. Eventually someone developed a recipe for marzipan made from crushed almonds, sugar and rose oil! In those days, it was only available in pharmacies. 5) Two further things impressed me: the interior decoration is phenomenal! Original, wide-planked wooden floors stained dark and oiled. Medieval style tables with iron chandeliers. Old sepia-toned black-and-white photographs of the city from the turn of the century. German calligraphy on wooden signs and menus. Harmonious color combinations of espresso brown, white and deep warm red. Poetry in chalk on the black boards welcoming guests. And tasteful seasonal decorations. It's the beginning of spring and Easter is coming as I write this. The current table centerpiece features long grass, spring wildflowers and a brown chicken egg. The second thing was that there was no cleaning lady guarding the bathroom waiting for her 50 cent tip. 6) The museum has no entrance fee. There was a show going on for a group of French children. I didn't want to interrupt and have saved this discovery for a future trip. Very cute place. I will come back again.

From the owner: Nehmen Sie sich die Zeit für einen kleinen Urlaub, denn der "Lübecker Marzipan-Speicher" hält für…read moreSie viele Überraschungen bereit. Lassen Sie sich in die Zeit der Buddenbrooks zurück versetzen. Im historischen Gebäude von 1871 mit dem "Marzipanland", in dem Sie Lübecker und Königsberger Marzipan in höchster Qualität probieren und zum kleinen Preis erwerben können. Im "Marzipan-Speicher-Café" lassen Sie sich einfach nur kulinarisch verwöhnen und dann auf in das kostenlose "Marzipan-Museum" mit außergewöhnlichen Exponaten und der "Marzipan-Show". Einfach nur abschalten und den Genüssen freien Lauf lassen! Wir wünschen Ihnen viel Spaß und einen guten Appetit!