We had the pfannkuchen (donut w/ jam filling) and it was so delicious that we went back in to get a…read morepretzel with butter - we couldn't believe how good it was. Very cheap too! Not to far from KaDeWe if you're looking for something cheap and close by

Regardless that the pastries are average, the lady at the cashier looked like she was about to kill…read moreus! Extremely rude and unwelcoming to tourists in such a big city! I do not recommend this place if you're not fluent in German because you will get real bad mean looks!

We went a few stops on the metro to get to this shop, and were happy to have done so. The owner (?)…read morecame out from the kitchen to help us decide between the pastries and cakes available in the display case. The almond paste-filled pastry and Mandelcreme torte (cream cake with apple) were excellent. Accompanied by tea and table-top flowers, this was a perfect way to start our day.

Cute little neighborhood bakery with lots of flaky treats. Literally everything I tried, over…read moreseveral visits, was delicious and perfect for breakfast. Seems quite popular on the weekend though, so expect longer lines then. Himber-Holunder Croissant: Nice stream of raspberry jam inside the flaky croissant. Perfect way to start the day. Chocolate Madeline: Like a regular Madeline, but with gooey chocolate in the middle. Adds a nice little extra when paired with your coffee. Pistazie Croissant: I'm beginning to believe I prefer sweet pistachio paste to sweet almond paste. Tastes a bit nuttier and goes well with the croissant dough. Oranais: The pairing of sweet apricot and sweet cream against the flaky pastry is great. Schoko Croissant: Better than pain au chocolat, in my opinion, since the croissant is airier. Also, like how the chocolate is more ganache texture than hard. Quarktaschen: Flaky pastry against sweet cheese. Not as tart as the fruit filled varieties, so a little richer without the contrast. Laugenecke: Love all the flaky layers. It's kinda like a denser croissant in triangle form. Käse Laugenstange: Like a big fluffy pretzel stick, covered in crispy cheese. Such a nice savory snack, I almost felt like I needed a beer with this. Apfel Kuchen: Looks more like a cake bar than a cake. Nice thin slices of apple. Not too sweet. Schinken-Käse Croissant: Stuffed with ham and covered with cheese. This is one hearty and tasty breakfast option. Belegtes Baguette: Cute little thin bread sandwich with lots of cheese and a little veggies. Chocolate Nut Croissant: Reminded me of the Schoko Croissant, but with a Nutella-like filing. Very tasty.

Update: We tried their French baguette and bread and have to say that it's overpriced and quality…read morewise not the best. Same for the test. Great name and idea but mediocre execution. We also don't feel like we are being valued at customers the same way we are being valued at places like Weichardts

Serving guests from 08h01 until 17h54 weekdays and opening an hour later on weekends one can assume…read moreCafé Frau Bäckerin is a little different before stopping by, but for those who choose to visit the thirty square meter shop in Schöneberg the effort pays off. Wood and stone with limited capacity, the bakeshop and kitchen known for everything from Salomon Bagels to Lasagna occupying most of Frau Bäckerin's footprint, early arrivals will find several styles of Pastry plus Quick Breads, Cakes, Coffee and Soft Drinks. Frequently Vegetarian or Vegan, many items also Gluten Free, it was after enjoying the soft insides of a Tomato Basil Bagel that Sweets took center-stage, a Brownie vs. "Whitie" matchup undecided since both were delicious while Banana Bread would have benefited from more sweetness. Skipping Croissants outsourced to Endorphina, especially in competition with freshly made Apple Cake, suffice it to say that flavor outpaced appearance while the Nuss-schnitte was not like Austria's version but rather like American Pecan Pie.

Here's a small cosy cafe with excellent choice of only fresh bakeries, deserts and light lunch…read morefood. Everything has a homemade touch proudly served by its owner and you will truly enjoy the atmosphere here. A Great stop during the middle of the Berlin week to catch up with one-self or a friend. Enjoy.

What they are famous for is not so great…read more What they are not famous for is outstanding. * * * The Aera Bakery is the Mecca for Vegan Grilled Cheese Sandwich lovers in Berlin. They also do a Grilled Cheese-From-A-Cow Sandwich for traditionalists. There is a line to get into Aera. Virtually everybody is ordering grilled cheese sandwiches. They have bread, they have other sandwiches and wraps, they have desserts. The line is grilled cheese sandwich, grilled cheese sandwich, grilled cheese sandwich and grilled cheese sandwich. Vegan vs Cow depends on the person involved. * * * Trust me you can skip the grilled cheese sandwich. I had the traditional version. My wife did vegan. You get a massive massive sandwich. It is grilled and buttery on both sides, with vegan butter or cow butter. There is a ton of cheese inside and all sorts of vegetables. Regardless of what version you get, The cheese is nearly tasteless . You get a great big plateful of stuff to fill you up. * * * I have never had a grilled cheese sandwich place ever serve me a grilled cheese sandwich that I would want to order again. The world has hundreds of different kinds of cheeses. The number of cheese flavors you can work with is unlimited. The number of ingredients you can add is unlimited. And the damm sandwiches come out boring as library paste every single time. You would think at a minimum they would make three or five or ten different flavors of grilled cheese sandwiches - based on different cheeses and add-ons. But that never happens. * * * So what makes this an interesting bakery? The cookies. Oh my god ..... I had a chocolate buckwheat cookie that was the happiest dessert moment I have had in Berlin. I have been eating well in Berlin - and have had some great desserts. But I have had a lot of end-of-meal sleepers. That chocolate buckwheat cookie was everything that I would want in a special treat. Note that said cookie is small. For us Americans who expect a bakery cookie to be the size of a dinner plate plus the cookie has to have at least 1500 calories and a half pound of sugar, And preferably half pound of sugar per bite, The Aera chocolate buckwheat cookie will seem dinky and unimpressive. Just put that cookie in your mouth and all of your concerns about size will melt away. I was happy for two hours after I had that chocolate buckwheat cookie. * * * And the nice thing is you don't have to finish your grilled cheese sandwich before you have your cookie. You are a grown-up now. Mom's not watching.

This bakery is a gem. I discovered it while visiting the Leica store. Although it has limited…read morespace, it feels cozy. The staff was nice and patient. I had the Chai Latte with an espresso shot, which was very tasty. I also ordered the cinnamon roll; it had a dry sugar coating that made the texture a bit hard, but overall it was great. My girlfriend had the herbal tea, which she liked quite a lot.

Great, reasonably priced baked goods as well as a full breakfast menu. Delicious food made by…read morefriendly people. They even have a few essentials such as milk, butter or eggs for sale if you're missing them on a Sunday.

I ordered pide, turkish pizza, and gozleme. Turkish pizza was ok. I did not like pide. It was too…read moremuch oily. Gozleme is bland. Inside was very crowded and small.

This is one of my favorite Turkish Imbiss places. People are very friendly and foods are great!read more

Came upon this small bakery by chance and so glad we did! The baklava was amazing! We tried…read moremultiple different types and loved every one

LOVE THIS LITTLE SHOP! Came into here randomly after getting doner and just wanted something subtly…read moresweet to finish the day. Stepped in after seeing the delicious Baklavas on display and saw an assortment of different butter cookies and mini scone cookies. Ended up getting 7 different cookies for only 1 euro and it was SUCH A TREAT and SUCH a steal! My favorites were the coconut cookie, the scone with raisins, and a regular butter cookie with jam. So good and wish this was close to my hotel so I could grab more!

If you are looking for a good, freshly made Turkish breakfest - this is your new place! The staff…read moreare friendly and quick. The plates and cutlery are high quality and clean. The pastries are delicious and, most importantly, freshly made and then backed. The customers are rather closed and not up for a quick chat. This probably is the nicest café in that neighborhood. Unfortunately they don't offer card payment. Also, the street is very loud. And the decoration of the place could be a little less generic and cold.