This place can be a bit pricey (€6.80 for 1 triangular piece of their specialty bread…read more"Fruchtbeißer"), but what health-conscience alternative isn't pricey? I posted a pic of a granola flatbread item which was probably the healthiest thing I'd had to eat all week. I was basically living off this one piece of bread for 2 days. On the train, on the bus, walking through narrow side streets, and I never got tired of eating it. In fact I found it addictive. I even found myself waking up in the middle of the night nibbling on it. Then when I awoke and found none left I felt pangs of loss and depression. If you're looking for a healthy bakery in Münster, I'd give this place a try.

Hier schmecken die Brote noch 'echt' und genauso gut, wie sie aussehen! Besonders empfehlen möchte…read moreich das Apfelbrot. Ich bin mir 100%ig sicher, dass bei allen Brotsorten des Hauses keine Backmischungen verwendet werden, sondern dass es sich hier um Bäckerhandwerk in absoluter Perfektion handelt. Einfach wunderbar und nur zu empfehlen!

Know what you would call a typical American breakfast, but still good nevertheless. Lots of bread…read morethat you opened up and make sandwiches out of. There are eggs, coffee, orange juice, pastries and marzipan a plenty as well!! WELL WORTH THE VISIT!!

Best quiche I've ever eaten! Including quiche I've had in France, and including my homemade ones…read more(which I think quite highly of). Their quiche is that good! Mandatory foreign tourist info - I ordered lunch with my extremely limited German, and they were very nice to me.

We were in Münster in the very busy time of year, but I couldn't pass this place once I saw "People…read moreLove Us on Yelp" sticker in German. It made my heart warm and my feet just walked in on their own : ) The cafe is pretty small, but also has seating on the second and the third floor. We loved our little table on the third floor facing the Old Town and enjoyed the cozy Christmas decorations. The bonus was: our food was delivered to us straight to the table! I would say this is a great place to try German traditional pies (onion, pumpkin, cheese, spinach - they are all amazing!), and the portions are generous. Their desserts are pretty amazing as well along with a wide choice of different breads and rolls. They have a full espresso bar and we loved our cappuccinos (thought they got a bit cold while traveling to the third floor : ) I think it is a perfect breakfast/brunch spot. The ladies at the counter were very friendly and understanding. They persevered my German and responded in English : )

Bakeries in Germany have to be one of the easiest things to find. One is on what seems like every…read morecorner. This one is no different. Right next to Rewe it was quite easy to find. The bakery is a little small in standing space but it's more of a come and go bakery. They of course have brotchen or toasted bread and many other breakfast sandwiches and good deserts. I had the Nutella croissant which was really good and at a reasonable price. The Nutella was inside and covered the entire croissant. I looked as good as it tasted. Good place for a quick bite to eat or a typical German breakfast.