When you walk in the door, the smell of high quality chocolate hits you immediately…read more Lots of the packaged goods are from other well known chocolatiers, but really, come here for their own chocolate truffles, and seriously-- enjoy them!!

An exquisite chocolaterie and confectionery shop. Each piece of chocolate is a work of art, both to…read moreyour eyes and taste buds. Think La Vie En Rose, Dark Love (or was it Black Love?), Mmmm. Macarons are displayed in the counter along side the chocolates, because they are not very big (about the size of a Canadian toonie), I was happy to try to a few. The shells are just about perfect in texture and density; the fillings a tad too sweet for me but nonetheless really really good macarons. The handsome dark-wood shelves along the walls and windows showcase many packaged chocolates, candies, teas, and other goodies. Highly recommended!

Wow, reviewers love the Lorenz goods. I have to say the paprika Crunchips are pretty tasty. I've…read morenot had any of their other goods. I've heard the Peppies crunchy bacon products are solid. What is there not to like about that?

Located inside Frankfurt Central Station (Main Hauptbahnhof,) Gmeiner Frankfurt is one of nine…read moreinternational outlets for the boutique serving customers since 1898, and with a commitment to high quality regional raw materials hand-crafted according to traditional recipes the results are expectedly good, though pricey and not fresh like those of local Bakeries. For all intents and purposes a kiosk, searching from paid parking placing it far left of the main entrance looking towards train tracks, it is upon entry that guests are greeted by multi-lingual staff, at least French, English and German overheard in the course of ten minutes spent decision making and paying the nearly 20€ tab. Best known as a Chocolatier, but also a Confiserie with elegant Meringues, Cakes and Candies, it was taking items to a standing table inside the terminal that tasting commenced mere minutes after purchase, the crisp snap of sugar first yielding surprisingly subtle sweetness bolstering toasted Pistachios before the Cocoa-dusted version presented more predictably sugared but still texturally elegant. Looking next at Gmeiner's Linzer Torte, its premade nature predictably compromising Crust that seems to be made of Oats and ground Almonds, the better choice for Pastry comes as a polished Dark Chocolate Tart that is soft at its center while Chocolate Bars in an array of intensities seem well-crafted based on a single choice of 40% blended with Honey and thinly sliced Nuts.

Wow, wow, wow! We just got off from a four hour train ride looking for our hostel, and I couldn't…read moreignore the huge photo of macarons. What a pleasant surprise :) So I turned back around and went in- and there they were! It was a tough choice though, because everything looked great, not just the macarons. There are also a lot of chocolate flavors which look absolutely stunning and some pastries. There was a little line, but to be honest, I was a little skeptical, how good can a place in a central station be? Well, very good! The macarons are bursting with flavor and not rubbery. 1.30€ a piece, not too bad! I had the cassis and cherry and I can't wait to try some of the others... Passion fruit, lime or peach - and there's more to choose from The girls at the counter were pretty nice as well and I have a good feeling that I'm gonna drop by this place at least once more before I head home to Berlin.

I went to the Naschmarkt am Dom tea-house and sweets store 4 times in 2 months because it is the…read moreBEST place to go for a snack or a tea-time. The place is incredibly welcoming and the waitresses are all extraordinarily friendly! Everytime I went there, the pastries were different and sooooo good looking that I always take one with a marvellous hot chocolate (yes, the ones with a chocolate block at the end of a wood spoon!) that you let a bit melt before drinking. All the cakes seem natural and hand made and I am broken-hearted to leave Frankfurt just because of this place, because my studies are over... As, it is very central in the Altstadt of Frankfurt (and just next to the biggest church), you cannot miss it and you would definetely go there if you visit the Römerberg. GO THERE!

I initially liked this place so much I made a point to visit it on my last day in Germany for a…read moresecond time to select a few more gifts to take home to the USA. I spent over an hour making my selections and paying. I decided to settle into a table for tea and pastry in the balcony. It was a very snowy day and after I got my coat off and settled in I had an employee quite loudly yell at me in German for sitting at the table I had selected. Everyone turned and was staring at me in the balcony. I picked up my things and put my coat on and left without waiting for my tea. I also purchased many items, one for my granddaughter. They had gotten one of the items in a box from the back room. When I arrived home to the USA, it did not work. So, if purchasing items such as a music box etc, make sure it works.

Stopped by this adorable chocolate shop after googling, "best chocolate in Frankfurt", and I was…read morenot disappointed. Upon entering the shop there is an almost overwhelming assortment of chocolates and treats. Walls of chocolate bars of all different flavors and tables packed with chocolate and marzipan delights. I opted for a box of 16 assorted dark chocolate truffles and let the woman behind the counter choose them for me. Wrapped in a beautiful box, I was so pleased to be able to take these treats back home with me to enjoy once my vacation came to an end.

On one side, a small cafe that allegedly has the best hot chocolate in all of Frankfurt. On this…read morecold day, it's exactly what I wanted but the place was packed and I did not want to wait for a seat to open up. Instead, I stepped across to the retail side. This is the spot for your high end chocolate. Bars in a rainbow of flavors that make perfect gifts to bring home. When Mrs. K. says "Bring me something" this is what she's talking about. Chocolate, licorice, all sorts of sweet stuff. The packaging is excellent and the service is great. This is a super gift.

Delightful chocolate shop inside Kleinmarkthalle. So many truffle options that it was almost…read moreimpossible to choose. I requested an assortment of 6 dark chocolates and let the gentleman behind the counter do the choosing for me (there was a bit of a language barrier). The truffles are on the larger size and each flavor was a unique treat. I especially enjoyed the raspberry cheesecake and the chocolate mousse. I am back in the US now and wishing that I had purchased more of them as I just finished my last one.

Not only the joys of a visit to the Small Market Hall in the city centre but then the marvellous…read morechocolate stand. Boasting 150 types of Belgian Pralines you are spoilt for choice, a must visit place has this special arrow in its bow.

Known in Germany for a collection of cookbooks, it is inside Schweizer Strasse 54a that guests can…read morefind the work of Chef Cathérine Jamin, her eponymous Pastry Shop in Sachsenhausen offering a variety of Cakes and Candies that set a high standard for taste as well as presentation. In fact a fourth generation Baker, great-grandfather Georg having originally opened shop in 1907 before moving to the current location, those interested in Konditorei & Confiserie Jamin's goods will find the Café open Monday through Saturday from 10h00, a lack of Breads or Viennoiserie placing them in a different category than nearby competition including the likes of Huck and Eifler. Long and narrow in terms of size, Pralines plus packaged Confections up front and Cakes lining a case in back, it is largely on German tradition that Cathérine's current collection is focused, 3-5€ each first yielding a dense slice of Spice Cake punctuated by Sour Cherries that serves equally good as Dessert as it would for Breakfast alongside a cup of Coffee. Allowing next for Austrian influence, genrous wedges of Sacher Torte for just 4.10€ dazzling with reflective Milk Chocolate Ganache and Apricot Jam brightening a Dark Chocolate Sponge, it seemed only right to finish with Jamin's take on Black Forest Cake, the individual rounds decorated in Cocoa shavings potentially Frankfurt's best rendition thanks to boozy Fruit that celebrates the Kirsch part of Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte.

Amazing pastries and service. Mainly came for the well reviewed Schwartzwalder which happened to…read morehave taken the day off. Had the spiced almond cherry cake and Frankfurter Kranz. Owner's sister was very sweet and very helpful, also enlightened us about Ingo's spices and gin (GINGO).