This is a very unique bakery in Salzburg as it is located within St. Peter's monastery. It is also…read morethe oldest bakery in Salzburg as it dates back to year 1160. Within the monastery, it is located in a building basement next to a water mill, which is used for power. There is a limited menu of items that the bakery produces. They make a few different types of bread rolls, which are laid out on trays. Bread prices are reasonable, though you will pay a bit more than what you would pay at a grocery. If you come here, make sure to bring a paper or storage bag. I bought a couple of rolls, but was not given anything to carry them. As a result, I placed them inside a napkin and put it in the pocket of my jacket to take away.

What a cool little bakery. They still use the water wheel to grind the flour. We had the most…read moredelicious brioche bread with raisins. It was a bonus that the bread was still warm. There usually is a line out the door and they take only cash. The line does go fast though. No card as well as no pictures.

From the owner: Glaubt man den Einheimischen, ist die Bäckerei Obermaier in Bernau die beste im ganzen Chiemgau…read more Wir geben den Chiemgauern ein Gefühl, Teil des Produktes zu sein. Teil einer jahrhundertalten Tradition. Wir bieten eine Palette an unterschiedlichen Backwaren. Diese können wir außerdem individuell belegen - auch vegan möglich.

This is a very small bakery shop next to the Irish pub Flanagan's. It's been there for 60 years…read more Most popular among Kitzbühel locals and I cannot even find it in trip advisor. I tried a few different bakeries, and must say that all of them are very good. It's rich but light, and none of them is over sweet. The owner is super friendly. Great hang out place to meet locals and try the authentic Austrian sweets.

The pastries aren't only beautiful, they are delicious as well. We tried several items and loved…read moreall of them. This was a nice pick-me-up while visiting the Christkindlmarkt.

A friend of mine who lives in Germany recommended this bakery in Munich. There are several…read morelocations in Munich and the one we visited had upstairs to eat in. Besides deserts we ate, we bought tons of pastries and they were all marvelous. We spent a small fortune here but we will do it again. So good!!!

My wife and I do not speak a lick of German. We are visiting my wife's brother and sister in law in…read morethis little city. Each morning we walked to the bakery for daily bread and some sweets. You won't be disappointed with the breads, pretzels or sweet goods. They are fresh and very good! The staff could not speak English. But they worked hard to help us. They were all so pleasant, particularly Mikeala (sp?). We will miss seeing them each morning.

Amazing Bavarian pastries in an old Bavarian township near a Munich. Freising is such a beautiful…read morehidden treasure! So fun to see near Christmas. But getting back to this bakery.. Beautiful cakes, breads and cream filled goodness! Highly recommend!

Came here and had a coffee (I believe it was latte) and a pastry. They were both well made and…read moresuper tasty :)

I was pleasantly surprised by this cafe. On a Monday morning, it was bustling with activity. They…read morehad a wide array of breads, pastries and baked goods to choose from for breakfast. I had a donut and cup of tea, and my wife had tea and a pastry. For our money, we got not just a cup of tea, but a whole teapot each. We both liked what we had. There was no seating inside the cafe, but they had a few vacant tables and chairs outside. The nice thing about this is it put us on the main walkway in a mall; it felt kind of like being outside, but kind of inside, though we were definitely inside, which was good since it was raining. Regardless, I am a big fan of this place and would definitely go back. It was a great place to grab breakfast in the downtown area.