This schanzenbackerei is both half hidden (behind Baumwall station) and in a really great location,…read morenear to the harbour, hafencity, my office. As these stores go it's a pretty big one, with plenty of seating inside and a little outside too. As well as the standard pastries and sandwiches they also serve pasta dishes here - although I've never had one. It's basically a pretty good, if not particularly unique, bakery near the harbour.

6/22/24 - I ordered a strudel, it was very dry and there is away. No flavor. I also ordered a…read morestrawberry fruit tart. This was very messy but it tasted ok, very rich. The service was very good and they spoke German and English. See photos. I will skip this place next time. They have several stores in the area, in the mall called Europass and on the street.

If only we had a place like this in Our neighborhood in California. Fresh brochen and bread each…read moremorning. On my way again this morning...

Easily the very best bread in Altona, maybe all of Hamburg. Try "Roggenbauer"or""Walnut-Date"…read more(Walnuß-Dattel)!!Also great to sit with kids and watch the baking going on through the large glass window! Try the "Maple-Walnut Schnecke" with a bit of luck you will get a warm one from the oven. Unbelievable! Its a sin. Too delightful.

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.