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Grüner Weg 33
12359 Berlin
Germany
Neukölln
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What time does SK Backstube open?
SK Backstube opens at 6:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.SK Backstube opens at 7:00 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does SK Backstube close?
SK Backstube closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Fri 6:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Does SK Backstube have parking?
Yes, SK Backstube has parking options.
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Yummy breakfast platters served amongst blasting house techno; it may sound weird, but I was into…read moreit. The breakfast platters are some combination of meat, cheese, jams, fruit, and they come with a basket of various bread rolls. The platters are fairly inexpensive too, considering how much food we received. My friend's scrambled eggs were delicious and came in a giant serving. Neither of us could eat all of our food; we were stuffed. The coffee and fresh-pressed juices were solid. The service was lovely, and I loved how clean and well-lit the restaurant felt. I also liked the booths, cause booths!
An amazing discovery! Wonderful bakery with incredible and freshly baked delights. I kept coming…read moreback here during my visit to Berlin because I couldn't stop thinking about their butter croissants and friendly staff!!! I can't recommend enough!
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From the owner: Fühl dich wie zuhause, Besondere Ambiente.read more
Ich liebe es :-)
Schmeckt gut...
Cheap and cheerful, very convenient location and with wifi. Yummy baked items. They will rustle you…read moreup a sandwich and a coffee for €3,50.
Käsekuchen, Kaffee
Spiegelei Brötchen , Kaffee
:)
Britzer Backstube Berlin-Britz
Auf die Schnelle ein halbes belegtes Brötchen.
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.
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Wonderful tee house in Berlin! it is exactly traditional Chinese style! And the furniture in this…read morehouse are super.
Nannuoshan is amazing - after spending some time in China I'm really glad Berlin now has a proper…read moreChinese tea house with highest quality teas from mainland China and Taiwan. Real tea culture is missing in Germany and therefore it's great that Nannuoshan also offers workshops to make people understand what tea is actually about. The management is so friendly and helpful that you can't leave the shop without having learnt a lot more about tea. Be also prepared for great cakes.
The best combination of chocolate and wheat I've ever tasted. They call it schokobroetchen. If you…read moreare ever anywhere near Europe, nevermind Berlin, you have to stop in this total hole in the wall bakery. It's nothing like Parisian chocolate croissants, it's much heartier. You won't find better chocolate bread anywhere in the world, I've been everywhere and tried most everything. This is IT, y'all.
I love this bakery! They have the best whole wheat bread and sour dough loaves. My husband misses…read morethe bread of his village bakery in Bavaria and is glad that we've finally found a bakery that produces that light, but moist and nutty Bauernbrot and a whole array of tasty buns. If you love that delicious black bread or pumpernickel, this is where you find it baked fresh, none of that Aufbackbroetchen stuff. The best part is that their bread is not only delicious, but also easy on the wallet with 1000 gr loaves going for about 3,50E.
In my opinion, this is the best bakery in Berlin (possibly even Germany!)…read moreIt's very old school, in an East German style. It's a very simple place and doesn't look like much, but who cares about looks when the food is this good? The semmeln are perfect and the round mehrkornbrot is absolutely delicious. In fact, everything I tried there was great. Unfortunately, these days I live too far away to go there. But if you live in Prenzlauer Berg, you should try to visit this bakery at least once. I've never had better bread or rolls anywhere in Germany. Highly recommended.
This bakery was right around the corner, one of many within three blocks walking distance so I…read moredecided to stop in for my morning pastries. The bakery is very warm and welcoming, definitely has the feel of a small country bakery with much more to offer than your typical bakery. The selection is absolutely wonderful, they had many pastries for me to choose from and the presentation of the fresh baked goods scream quality. I was also very impressed to see no flying insects swarming the good as I have seen in other bakeries down the street. I received my pastries and coffee, everything was fresh and delicious. The staff are warm and welcoming, the prices are a bit higher than other bakeries but based on the quality I feel the price point was spot on.
Amazing bread and worth every single penny or dollar. If you care about a quality bakery - this is…read moreyour spot. The price is above average but what you get is straight Demeter breads which is the highest standard of organic products. It's one of the ONLY bakeries in Berlin that makes their own flour next door and offers Demeter certified products. Their bread is ok in taste. It definitely keeps you full! What I love is their croissant. No sign of fatty greasy and empty croissants. It's flavorful, filling and less fat. I love this place