Cakes Berlin is amazing! Stephanie provided such wonderful service to me. I am in the U.S. and…read moreordered a last-minute cake for my daughter who is studying in Berlin. Cakes Berlin was able to deliver it the very next day! My daughter was surprised and delighted! It made her first birthday away from home so much happier. Thank you, Cakes Berlin!

JUST A PERFECT CAKE... Cakes Berlin ROCKS!!! Thank you so much for such a great job, after hours,…read moreno notice. SAVED THE DAY for my wife's birthday cake. It was beautiful, unique and unbelievably tasty. I wish I could find something this well done where I live in Amsterdam. 5 Stars and 2 snaps up!

Miss this place. Amazing desserts. They're closed on Sundays…read more My favorite was their chocolate dipped almond cone pastry. Unbelievable.

A chain of local, upscale delis with excellent takeout prepared foods. We especially liked the…read moresans souci bread (a 1/4 kilo has about 10 slices and is less than 3 Euro so don't feel like you need to buy the whole loaf), the store butter (with sea salt), and the boulettes (a hamburger/meatball patty that seemed more pork-based than meat based). You could definitely put together a great picnic from here.

There are some sophisticated pastries in here. I particularly recommend anything to do with…read morechocolate. I took a whole selection to a dinner party last week and the hosts were extremely impressed. The chocolate raspberry tart is delicious, there is a layer of raspberry at the bottom, the pastry is light, the chocolate is glossy. Yum, lovely. I find the prices really cheap too! About 3 Euro per pastry. The cafe itself could almost be in Spain. Its location and look means that the young trendy inhabitants of Prenzlauer Berg give it a miss. Last time I went there were about 10 older ladies, one with her wig on back wards. Don't let that put you off though. This place is a true find!

i've long ago lost my sweet tooth my preferences definitely lie on the savory side of the…read morespectrum: spicy, salty, bitter & sour are the flavors that make my mouth sing. in a restaurant, i am much more likely to order the cheese plate than mousse au chocolat (thankfully, i never eat alone, so i get the best of both worlds). i can walk past miles of cakes, pastries & other baked goods without missing a step yawn. there are exceptions, however. the delectable creations from patissier guido fuhrmann at werkstatt der süße, for example. continue reading here (http://bitchinberlin.wordpress.com/2011/10/20/werkstatt-der-suse-pberg/)

Near Alexander Platz and the TV Tower, this place is convenient and there are a lot of options! I…read morelove bakeries. I got a chocolate croissant and what looked like an apple pie, and both were pretty good. The croissant wasn't as fluffy as it could have been, but the apple pie pastry was pretty good. It could have been fluffier too I think (but that just means there was less butter in the making of the pastry). Both weren't too sweet, which I appreciated. They have a wide variety of sweet pastries as well as sandwiches, so depending on what you're in the mood for and what time of day it is, you should be able to find something you want!

Such a cool, laid back, cafe! Definitely will be going back. Not expensive at all, the sandwiches…read morewere delicious and the serve yourself aspect was super neat.

In case you are missing a true Parisian croissant, go to Sabastian. Buttery, flaky and freshly…read morebaled everyday! The best I have had in Berlin.

Absolutely unbelievable! The true DIAMOND in the rough of Berlin…read more It is not open on Monday or Tuesday, however I was in here virtually EVERY morning at the crack when they opened for their fresh baked goods. Pain chocolat, madeleines, tiny eclairs, macarons (which are ok), tortes, and those true to real good croissants. You can not get croissants like this in America. It's gotta be the butter I say, somehow it's different I am convinced. The place is run by a French baker (either that or the German guy speaks French real well), and in the product it really does show what the heck he is doing. It's also run by many other people who know other languages, an English woman, and some other young French girl who also of course speak German, and enough English to take your order. The also make fresh squeezed orange juice here. The coffee is also very solid, beans ground on order and made at the ready. I would come here every morning when the over was fired up, and so did lots of others. The line does move quickly, and on a dreary rainy morning when nobody is out, this is truly where everyone is, including many French people I discovered. I still can't stop thinking of those croissants, and grabbing them warm and hot right off the shelf for consumption. Get there early when they are prime, hot, flakey, crackely on the top, just amazing. I will be thinking of this place till the day I die, cause I will miss it so. If it's in your neighborhood you owe it to yourself to come here every morning.

AMAZING desserts and incredible vegan sorbet (the mango was sooo good), best customer service in…read moreBerlin. Must try when you're in Berlin!!

Very beautiful little cakes. All of them seem very heavy on the cream/mousse, less so on the cake…read more I think the ones with fruit were my favorite. Chocolate Square Cake: If you love chocolate and cream, this is for you! Seemed like more cream than cake actually. Quite delicious. Macaron Cake: Looks cool, but the macaron itself seemed a little stale. Didn't crack and wasn't too spongy. But the fruit and cream was nice. Strawberry Square Cake: Fruity and creamy. Also, landing more on the creamy side. Pink Rectangle Cake: Loved the ganache like frosting. The inside was full of nice strawberry flavor with a good balance of cream, cake and berry bits. Hazelnut Rectangle Cake: Another flavorful ganache frosted cake. This one was reminiscent of Nutella the whole time. Very indulgent. Dark Chocolate Rectangle Cake: It's like if devil's food got even more evil. Dark chocolate ganache, dark chocolate cake and dark chocolate cream. Pink Éclair: Lots of raspberry cream filling inside a light choux shell. The most carby of the desserts here. Heart Cake: Looked very cool. Was mostly a chocolate creamy cake. Though in the middle there was a little bit of sweet and tart fruit filling.

Lezard created two beautiful birthday cakes for me with two hours notice. Both weee delicious and…read moredevoured at my father in law's birthday party. I can only imagine what they'd create with 2 weeks notice. Steph is amazing. She said no problem when I asked if I could buy any birthday cake in two hours. Beautiful looking and tasting cakes and wonderful customer service.