The best bakery in town lived across the road and queued up most Sundays for the incredibly perfect…read morebread and brötchen. Worth the funny wait while you can see dramatic scenes of Eimsbüttle mums with their mini twin kids and all the guys passing by hoping for freebies? On of the last good bakeries who not just bake factory prefabricated dough.

Five years I lived next door to Die kleine Konditorei. I could have had these great rolls every…read moreday. Every morning and every evening. I could have had But I didn't have them every day. Not even weekly. The rolls are okay, but in my opinion it's not the manifestation of rolls worldwide there. Standing in line can be fun, I don't have to tell you. But standing in line over the street for rolls ? Only if you need buying rolls as your first event on a sunny sunday morning. So, dear English-Qype-Community, toast is all right and breakfast without rolls is all right too, even in Germany. But if you are homesick and you want to stand in queue you are welcome!

Located in the mid-east of Hamburg, this cafe was a really good opportunity to eat out and have…read morebreakfast. With a truly sugar-sweet design, the "Mit Herz und Zucker" cafés can be found in two different location; Lubecker (East of Alster lake) and Grindelhof (west of Alster lake). In terms of interior furnishings, the café is a little variant - from the inside it looks a bit like a model single-family house: very clean and neat, tender and witty colors, a bit of decoration, modern yet not too fancy. The open bakery, is right in the entrance area. So they also bake it themselves, excellent! The staff was so professional and guests were greeted very friendly and shown to their seatings. Even though the place was crowded, the hostesses had the place well under control. With my four visits to this location, I believe it's crowded all around their working hours. First of all, the menu is loaded with healthy savoury dishes. The fresh served fruits along with their distinguished breads and locally roasted specialty coffee makes it a heck of experience. With the delicious scrambled eggs with slices of cheese on the top and plenty of pumpkin seeds and pomegranate sprinkled, this breakfast was really a treat. Whether you dine in or outdoor , a breath of fresh air in East Hamburg: The Café Mit Herz und Zucker on Lübecker location offers a great breakfast with high-quality ingredients at a reasonable price. This café is a must- try.

We came in on Saturday morning for brunch. There were four of us. We kind of knew that this place…read moreis popular so we lined up early but also not absurdly early, like 30 minutes before opening and it was fine. Because I'm a millennial, I went for the avocado toast of course. That was delicious, as well as the cappuccino. They had a great selection of pastries. It was very cozy inside and the decor was light for a damp, gray Hamburg morning outside. It's in a quiet part of town, which allowed us to arrive and queue prior to opening.

I don't remember if this was the exact location of Dat Backhus that I went to since the picture…read moreposted on this page isn't the same as the one I took. But I know it's fairly close (within the same block), and I could see the SAP building, the Ferris Wheel, and Unilever building from the window in this Hafen City location. This being our first ever meal in Germany, it was absolutely fantastic and still one of my top 3. We were exploring the city on Ascension/Man's Day, so the streets were quiet at 10am, but we were pleasantly surprised to find this shop open considering many other places weren't on such a holiday. And this was my introduction to German bread. So delicious and fresh, if only the roof of my mouth could handle the crust. I'll admit my mouth was cut up quite a bit from all the bread I ate over the next 2 weeks, but it was still so good. Now I see why my German friends complain about bread in the US. I went with a klein cup of kaffee (black), and a breakfast brotchen that included smoked salmon and sliced hard-boiled egg. Whatever spices and herbs they put on it was amazing and not at all overpowering. All this for less than 5Euro. Definitely on the cheap!

I had a great breakfast here consisting of a lot of coffee, an egg, and some great baked goods. It…read moreis very near the cruise terminal and you can see out to the river and the Marco Polo building a little bit. The prices were pretty reasonable and everybody was very friendly too. I recommend the big bowls of cafe au lait.

6/22/24 - I ordered a strudel, it was very dry and there is away. No flavor. I also ordered a…read morestrawberry fruit tart. This was very messy but it tasted ok, very rich. The service was very good and they spoke German and English. See photos. I will skip this place next time. They have several stores in the area, in the mall called Europass and on the street.

Good food, friends, and vibes. Good for lunch! Me and my friends got food relatively easilyread more

Love this place. Even though it's a bit too close to main train station everything here is just…read moregreat.

From the owner: Hier wird noch alles von Meisterhand selbst gebackenread more