When you live in Germany one tends to be quite particular when it comes to bread and bakeries :-) This is a great bakery that has been around a long time. They have breads, pastries, cakes, biscuits and desserts of different kinds. They also have nice bagels here and their bread theme is about varieties from different parts of the world like France, USA, Ireland, UK and perhaps other European countries. The only thing missing for me was the dense seeded breads so common in Germany. It would be nice to have one or two of those here. Their stuff is good and I loved their fruit scones, granary bread and bagels. Happily come here again. Staff are nice and their products are fresh. read more

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150 year old bakery located off Lennox Street, they are known for their outstanding sourdough bread! Walking in..... you get that smell of freshly baked... everything. Well organized bakery case with everything from muffins to croissants to scones! The line is relatively short during the week but runs out the door on the weekends. Definitely a great place to stop early morning to load up on carbs before exploring Dublin! Service is great and don't forget to ask for some Irish Butter & Jam. Talk later read more

I've been hearing about this place for a long time and this was my first venture in. Firstly - wow - if you're trying to go for a low or no-carb diet - stay well clear. The bread. It's so plentiful and varied and beautiful. There's an entire wall made up of all different types. Seriously tempting. Anyway I was in and out pretty quickly, got myself a toasted goats cheese & beetroot relish sambo with rocket on granary bread. It was fresh, flavoursome, had well distributed & balanced ingredients, and not bad value at 5.50. The only thing I'd mark a star for, which in all honestly would stop me from running back, was the staff. I had two staff members deal with me and both of them barely looked me in the eye, never mind raised a smile. It wasn't the most pleasant of encounters which was a real shame because I really wanted to love this place, and revisit as it's so close to our office. Having said that, it could have just been a bad day in there, and the sambo was that good, I'll give them another whirl at some stage I'm sure. read more

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Bretzel Bakery is a brilliant bakery. I love pretty much all the bread from there. Although I haven't had many of the cakes the few I have had have been great. My favourites are Granary, batch and sourdough. I cant understand the bad reviews that have been given here, seriously the bread is great. I would definitely try it rather than worry its not up to standard. read more

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You'll get some of the best bread in Dublin here and if I lived closer, I'd be up at dawn to get their freshly baked dough. Unfortunately though, it sells like hot cakes (what an appropriate turn of phrase eh?), so you best be in earlier than early. It also holds a special place in my heart because they gave me a freshly baked muffin at 6am one morning while stumbling home after a night out for free. Epic. read more

Stopped into this bakery after mass on a Sunday and would definitely recommend going in. They bake fresh breads everyday, along with homemade pastries. I got one of their sandwiches and it was SO GOOD. I sat down with a cup of tea and the paper. My sandwich was a little late getting out, so they gave me a free piece of cheesecake which was so thick and creamy! Will be going back again before I leave Dublin! read more

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This bakery is a treasure in portobello. Their Granary and Sourdough breads are my current favourites. Also I love the fact they now have a bread slicer and will slice your loaf right in front of you. Mazel tov! read more

Follow your nose ... it always knows. The bakery is another jewel in Portobello. I love walking to this spot to pick up the best bread ever: Country Store. More often than not you have to arrive earlier in the day as the pickings are slim when it draws closer to closing time. The selection is lovely from croissants to various loaves to pizza bread to yummy desserts. Pick up a chocolate caramel bar or a pear tart and you will not be disappointed! Tips: Cash only. No seating. Arrive earlier in the day. Ask for your loaf to be sliced! Bretzel is the next best thing to sliced bread... ;) read more

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Perfect Sweet Snack for the Road! An amazing local bakery! The caramel cakes are out of this world! The cappuccinos are delicious! Dont miss this spot! read more

Not enough true bakeries in Dublin. This one is a gem. Everything is fresh & tasty. I get a coffee at Wall & Keoghs, but walk around the corner for a treat. Pastries, breads, bagels.....yum. I was sad when the rathmines location closed. So I don't get to portobello as often as I would like. But no trip is complete without stopping here. read more

one of the spotted places in portobello that would brings you to the area again. I had a blueberry cake and my friend got a carrot cake. I tasted both and God, even though i am not a big fan of blueberry cakes but this one was just moist and delicious. The carrot, on the other hand, was so fresh and was the last piece on the plate sooo it must be that delicious. I would recommend it. read more

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At @ 8 AM they had an awesome selection of fresh and gorgeous breads and pastries. Had my first gur bar here, and really enjoyed it. My latte was delightful as well. The staff was helpful and efficient. I will go back tomorrow! read more

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Well worth the effort. A bright sunny morning and a lovely walk along the grand canal as the current generation walk jig bike past on their way to work. Located next to Portobello Bridge on the canal ( ask any Dub they'll get you there ) the bakery is small cute and comfortable. The breakfast offering is meager in choice but hey.... It's worth it. I'll be back for sure. read more

Although its no longer officially Kosher, the Bretzel bakery is still a great spot. Under new ownership the last few years its great to see the return to form of one of Dublin's best bakeries. Situated just off the main drag of south Richmond street on Lennox street. They've a great range of pastries, breads, bagels and the very old school gingerbread man, the bretzel is must visit on a weekend. Expect queues on Sundays. They layout has changed slightly, the counter now faces you as you walk in, but the quality of the produce is still excellent. My particular favorites are the bagels & rye medium brown bread. Theres normally some breads or pastries for tasting on the counter so dig in. read more

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This place is really something special. The decendent of over 100 years of Jewish bakeries in this location, the Bretzel Bakery is run by people who really care about what they do. You can tell from the minute you step inside that they're serious about baking the freshest, tastiest products they can. They make a ton of different goodies: baguettes, rye loafs, bagels, tomato bread, muffins, pastries, cookies, and more! But my advice is to get here early, as they could easily be out of what you're looking for by the time you roll in mid-afternoon. We were dismayed one day to hear they were completely out of bagels. Lesson learned! Rolled up the next morning and snatched me up a bundle before anyone else could. They were HEAVENLY. The place is just a bakery, so don't expect to come sit down and have a meal here. I feel like that's a good thing; they're really focused on the baking and don't care to worry about feeding you a sandwich. read more

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I love coming here at the weekend to buy fresh bread rolls and sweet treats. My favourites are the ciabatta and their cinnamon rolls. I also quite like their onion baps. For sweet treats I've tried iced biscuits and cream buns. They taste as good as they look and I can honestly say I don't think I've had anything bad from here!!! read more

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I'm a giver. I love bestowing pleasure, tis my trademark. Happy heads make Annie happy... And there I go again using the third person, ever so slightly alarming. Anyhow enough of my poor mental health transgressions, let's talk more about me giving you pleasure. I have a Friday thing going on, it's a barter of love. One week cupcakes were given to me. Last Friday I gave bagels. I waited outside the bakery till it opened because good bread and bagels are worth waiting for... Seeing the smile on your face is worth waiting for. By the time the store opened, there was quite the queue... My oh my Dublin town is full of givers it appears. William from the Bretzel gave me two free loaves of bread, divine. The whole circle of giving is a fantastic orgy of happiness. Come visit me so that I can give you a bagel of pleasure, it will make you smile with it's doughy freshness and that smile is all the evidence I need to tell me that the Bretzel are great at what they do because your belly is rejoicing, I can see it in your eyes :) read more

Full disclaimer: this is an update after speaking with the owner William at the Yelp Elite Event at Dice Bar the other night. I never dreamt I'd be sampling sourdough bread in a dive bar (http://www.yelp.ie/biz/dice-bar-dublin) before, but I suppose stranger things have happened. I also never dreamt I'd have to encounter the owner of The Bretzel Bakery in person and justify my review. Alas, both these things have just happened to me. William, the owner of the Bretzel and generous food sponsor of our elite even approached me well after I had been appropriately relaxed by the free-flowing suds from the Dice Bar event (see: http://www.yelp.ie/biz/yelp-elite-event-dice-bar-dublin) to discuss my less than stellar review of the Bretzel Bakery. In true Irish fashion we were brutally honest with one another and a small weight has been lifted from my chest. Nevertheless my review still stands in terms of 'stars' but it is approaching 3 (maybe 2 3/4) after having tried the 100% Rye Sourdough and 30% Rye Sourdough drizzled with olive oil. Both are good solid breads that would make a great hearty sandwich. William, bring on the bagels: and no bagels are not just "round bread" they are in fact a a very particular type of chewy bread that can easily be made without a "caustic hot water bath." In fact I've made them at home a few times and they've turned out perfectly using a boiling pot of water and baking soda. Take a little leap of faith with your customers and give them an authentic bagel and see how they like it. I'm sure they'll be hooked once they've tasted one of yours that's properly baked. You've proved you can make good sourdough and I'm confident you could do justice to a bagel by improving upon the "bagel" that you currently offer. Bring it on! read more

Most people who have ever walked out of the Bretzel Bakery with bagels and breads in their bag will agree that their baked goods are pretty awesome. Those who don't are just impossible to please. The bakery is ambitious and modestly priced. I'm lucky enough to live close by and when I want to treat myself on a Sunday, I come here for my newly baked breads and croissants. No Sunday brunch is complete without sweet pastries and Bretzel's sugary treats are to die for, especially the chocolate éclair, just as mouth-watering a the ones you'll pick up in Paris. Droool.... read more

Love their bagels and scones! They are just sooooooo good. My breakfast every day. The staffs are also very nice.

Watch out for their in-shop promotion of local interest books too! One of the "establishment" locations with a strong history and sense of continuity with the Little Jerusalem of yore that is matched by superb baked goods: Everything from white vienna loaves and bread of all grains and flours to apple and pear slices to muffins to ginger breadmen. A range of condiments, jams, chutneys and the rest to match too. A great place to pick up the Sunday brekkie bread of Saturday sweets or just to pop in an spoil yourself. Nicely present, helpful staff, slicing of bread available. A great fave in Portobello, D8! read more

Best bread in Dublin and a wide selection. They also serve pastries with a cinnamon roll the side of your head. Recently renovated and added a coffee area. We go as often as we can to get our sourdough and other speciality breads. read more

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This is a really cute neighbourhood bakery, in a city where good honest bakeries seem scarce. Breads are tasty, cakes look lovely, and a good number of them are certified kosher (a last holdout of the Little Jerusalem neighbourhood which used to exist in the area). The bagels are good in the toaster, but they're certainly the squarest I've ever seen, clearly baked in a big mass, and that doesn't sit quite right with me. The challah is nice as it's neutral all-round in texture and taste, so it can take on any flavours you want to put on it. (I do prefer mine moister and sweeter, but it's up to individual taste.) But why don't they actually do brezels (a.k.a. pretzels)? I would go miles for a real, German-style brezel, and it'd only be fitting seeing as it's the name of the place! read more

Like with a lot of my favorite places in Dublin I came across the Bretzel Bakery while wandering around the streets (some might say lost). It is close to Portobello Bridge and The Bernard Shaw and is in a very nice little red building that you really can't miss. This was the Jewish area of Dublin and you will find the Jewish Museum around the corner. The bakery was started in 1870 when there was a big Jewish population in the area - it is still a kosher bakery and they make their "Challah" to the same recipe as they did when it opened in the 19th Century - and in the same stone oven ! Today they have amazing breads and cakes of all types - the smell alone is enough to knock me out ! The staff are not super friendly but once they are handing me over those amazing treats I am not too worried read more

Cute little bakery. Has a large selection of kosher certified breads, including challah on Friday mornings. The bread is outstanding!

High quality bread at great prices!! The staff is very helpful and they usually have a sample going on. Other than the seeded baguette I haven't bought the same loaf twice and have been overly satisfied every time. 4 stars for calling yourselves the Bretzel Bakery but not making Bretzels.... read more

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Omg What happened ? Why keep the name if nothing is the same ? Except a super attitude , which they do have I lived here years ago And the lines were out the door every morning. For a reason I have returned and made the visit to renew my daily relationship Not to be.. Owners very nice And responded honestly to questions about change Hope they will find someone who knows who they really were Now they serve Warm fresh baked goods but ,meh like any generic goods If they could just get the old recipes I'm sure the ovens are ready And so will be the lines USED TO BE S NO LONGER Cheese buns. To die die for! Every Morning Onion bialys delicious Bagels and rye Oy amazing As a low carb eater I did not care that I was gorging on carbs They were that good : ( I'm crying read more

Excellent coffee, pastries and breads. The staff are really lovely. Keep up the great work

I went there in November, 2004 aftrer walking from the beautiful old synagogue near Rathmines, a section of Dublin. It was around noon and I had something with cheese on it. Great place. I can't wait to go back. read more

I always wanted to like Bretzel, from the first time that I sought it out in the early 80's looking for good, interesting bread (hard to find in those days), to my visit about 6 years ago (different owners). The first time was very disappointing- the shop was sad and forlorn and there were very few choices. Under the new owners the shop was spruced up, and the bread was good, but by that time there were several good bread options and the bread wasn't so amazing that you would go way out of your way for it. But just recently I was in a shop and a girl from Bretzel was there handing out samples of their newest breads- and they were amazing. Really really tasty, lovely texture, great flavour that adds without overpowering. Apparently Jamie Oliver likes Bretzel's new breads enough that that's what you get at his new restaurant in Dublin- but that's just name-dropping: the important this is that this is bread good enough to go out of your way for! ps, I agree with the other poster: great pretzels would be a good addition! read more

I don't see what all the hype is about. There are lots of other great bakeries in Dublin that are less out of the way. Maybe we went later in the day so all the leftover bread was stale. At the very least, it was nothing special. read more

Literally the best gingerbread men. I'm a grown ass adult but I'll still go here for the gingerbread men.

Currently working with this company for college, had the most pleasant experience here when me and my three colleagues arrived for a meeting. We were there at 9am and was it busy! People coming in and out for coffees, pastries on the go! We sat down and ordered a few pastries to share and few coffees, everything was great, the cappuccino I ordered was just perfect! I then got sourdough bread to go to bring home and it was gone that day! Just a lovely place, great staff and amazing food you can't go wrong! The bread was fresh and warm when I bought it, the dream! read more

Batch, stonebaked, granary, sourdough, brown, sliced. Bread? You want it they bake it. Thats why its a phenomanal bakery. A lovely little kosher spot with a history as rich as its forefathers. I cant stand that mass produced stuff you buy in tescos that sticks in your teeth. These guys are passionate about their produce and are comfortable with recommendations. Friendly staff but they can be a bit cheeky thats why im dropping a star because they laughed at an old lady who tried to use Sterling instead of German euros. If your sick of "BRENNANS POISON" then give this bakeorama your well earned dough (metaphor)... read more

Finest bakery in Dublin? Can't be 100 precent on that but it doesn't need to get better then here really. Get there early at the weekends, stock sells out fast. read more

Hands down the very best bakery in the city. I dont need to say much, other than go. Staff are nice, do a marvelous range of breads, cakes and pastries. Just do it! read more