This is a fantastic artisan bakery. We stopped on our way to Bernkastel and happened to talk with…read morethe master baker, who was featured on an episode of the "Hairy Bikers", a UK show. The baker took us in back and showed us how he creates his bakery magic. Pretty cool to meet the guy "behind the bread". Their breads are made with love and attention to detail. You'll know that when you bite into the bread. Go. Now.

An excellent bakery ... been there every day of our stay in Bacharach. Baked goods are tremendous…read more... both the pastries and the breads. And the service is just as good as the baked goods. You're missing a lot if you don't go here.

Gotta love these small local bakeries - excellent baked goods at reasonable prices…read more I disagree with my fellow (German) yelp reviewer: I've been to this place three times and have only had the best of experiences. In a touristy town with food that could be a little overpriced, it's nice to be able to stop in here for a quick breakfast or a mid afternoon snack. I'd highly recommend the marzipan - that doughy deliciousness you love surrounded by a legit pastry. They ever serve some breakfast sandwiches. This is definitely a must stop.

Amazing pastries and deserts in the middle of an open market. It is worth the time to peruse the…read moremarket place.

Hands down the best bakery in the Ramstein AB area. Staff is incredibly friendly, speaks excellent…read moreEnglish and are always happy to help you understand items and even assist with translations. Of course, they really appreciate when American customers make an effort to speak and order in Deutsch. Get their dampfnudel; it may possibly be my favorite food. This is one of the places I will miss the most, when my time here is over.

Took someone there for their first time and got them an array of what others rave about. She said…read morethe Dampfnudel was the best pastry she ever had in her life!! High praise indeed.

I stopped at the cafe in Steinwenden and bought an assortment of 4 pastries consisting of an apple…read morefritter, a lemon pastry, a cinnamon raisin roll and a chocolate croissant and they were all amazing. The choices were plentiful. I was greeted kindly when I walked in and although there was a slight language barrier, I had no issues ordering and paying. I look forward to visiting again.

This bakery is just a very good example of a German bakery - an almost mindboggling variety of…read moredifferent breads, mostly dark, whole wheat or rye breads, but these days French baguettes and Italian ciabattas are almost standard even in rural areas. The range of goods comprises also rolls and brezels, with seeds or without, and wonderful cakes -- mind you: yeast and nut cakes rather than fancy cream cakes, tarts and tartlets. How anyone can work here and not grow enormously fat (yet happy) is beyond me! What makes this bakery stand out, though, is the friendly way of baker Karl-Heinz Carra and his wife Usch, always trying to give the best service, whether it is here in the heart of this "baking empire" or in one of the branches in the area, in the cart that sells in different villages that don't have a bakery of their own anymore, or when catering for a party or an event.

This bakery is legit. The gal that helped me spoke English so that certainly helped…read more Best Ive come across thus far in Germany!

Very sweet little traditional bakery. All their bread and pastries are delicious. Sometimes there's…read morea huge line outside cuz it's that good :) if you dislike cheap bakery chains this one is right up your alley.

Loved coming here every morning for breakfast before heading to the office on an international work…read moretrip. I had to get to work between seven and 730 each day and this bakery opens at 6:15 AM each day, which was perfect to be able to leave between 630 and 6:45 AM each day. The staff inside is super friendly and she speaks English very well to be able to explain what is inside each of the pastries since nothing is labeled. It's very helpful since you can't tell from just looking at them what it's filled with. I would point to a pastry and she would tell me if it had fruit nuts, custard, or chocolate inside. They also have an espresso machine and it makes the espresso very hot, which was perfect since I had to drive about 40 to 45 minutes. They have a large variety of breads and pastries. Things are priced very well and this is a tiny shop with just standing room inside but outside they have a few tables if you want to eat versus take it on the go. I was mostly taking it on the go and eating it while driving in the car since everything is packaged in individual bags that can be used as a rapper. She would also tell me if things were very typical in Germany because I wanted to try a lot of the local pastries and foods. This was the perfect way to start each morning. This is not in your typical downtown of Heidelberg and is on a side street which was very close to my Hilton hotel. The parking is a little tight and hard to find, but there is usually a spot you can stop at for just a few quick minutes needed to order and go. Everything was baked fresh and tasted really good. There is a nut bar that is coming in Germany called Walnut Kuchen that was very delicious and to my surprise not very sweet although it is dense so it will fill you up. It's very similar to Nussecken (German Nut Corners) but was rectangular not a triangle. I also loved the pretzels with cheese (Käsebrezel). Great bakery to checkout if in Heidelberg a bit west of the old town.

I was visiting Heidelberg from Texas and wanted to find a local bakery that was off the beaten…read morepath. Crossing over into the less touristy area of Heidelberg was refreshing. There were many sweets and breads to try and the staff were incredibly friendly. I highly recommend trying this place.