I was on a mission to find some mett (minced raw pork that is popular in Germany) to try for the…read morefirst time while we were in Hamburg, but we had such little time and I didn't want to spend it travelling around looking for some. We were staying nearby Wandsbek Markt for the Oktobefest celebrations at Wandsbeker Wiesn, and I was so happy to find out there was a Dat Backhus location just a minute or two away, downstairs in the underground station. I didn't realize it was a bakery chain, which made it all the better. I grabbed a ready-made sandwich to-go. It had fresh bread, mett, mayo, and chopped raw onions. Simple, hearty and filling, and a surprisingly amazing lifesaver from a hangover from hell. It was just what I needed, and pretty cheap, too!

This is a cute little shop with comfortable seating and a bright atmosphere…read more The food looked so good and fresh. The service was friendly and sweet. I would return and try some of the other pastries.

Amazing cakes, pies, sweets and biscuits! They speak perfect English and everything seemed quite…read morefresh. But very important to keep in mind: there is no seating places, but it is great to go and grab a piece of cake! Or two! :)

Worst customer service and pretty bad at making a cake. I ordered once here and will never order…read moreagain. Neither would I recommend this place to anyone. The cake was looking nothing like on the picture we have provided + he lied that the picture got deleted from internet (I have sent the picture itself to their email address). Got yelled at when asking questions. The staff was very rude and impolite. Made fun of one German word that I didn't pronounce correctly. Would not recommend ever. P.S. Was very rudely told to leave the bakery. Fact is the only people being rude and yelling for no reason were them

I really like this patisserie. The owner bakes everything himself and the pastries taste absolutely…read morefantastic and also look good. I really like the atmosphere in this little retro café: simple but cosy :) You can also get a typical German breakfast for 6,90 euros (worth mentioning that all you can drink coffee is included in the price)! Service is friendly and they have papers you can read whilst chillaxing away. The location is quite possibly the only annoying thing because you do not usually come past this place unless you know where it is. Then again this is not necessarily a bad thing, they always have customers inside so I presume the locals know this place well and keep it a well preserved little secret