This is a very unique bakery in Salzburg as it is located within St. Peter's monastery. It is also…read morethe oldest bakery in Salzburg as it dates back to year 1160. Within the monastery, it is located in a building basement next to a water mill, which is used for power. There is a limited menu of items that the bakery produces. They make a few different types of bread rolls, which are laid out on trays. Bread prices are reasonable, though you will pay a bit more than what you would pay at a grocery. If you come here, make sure to bring a paper or storage bag. I bought a couple of rolls, but was not given anything to carry them. As a result, I placed them inside a napkin and put it in the pocket of my jacket to take away.

What a cool little bakery. They still use the water wheel to grind the flour. We had the most…read moredelicious brioche bread with raisins. It was a bonus that the bread was still warm. There usually is a line out the door and they take only cash. The line does go fast though. No card as well as no pictures.

My wife and I do not speak a lick of German. We are visiting my wife's brother and sister in law in…read morethis little city. Each morning we walked to the bakery for daily bread and some sweets. You won't be disappointed with the breads, pretzels or sweet goods. They are fresh and very good! The staff could not speak English. But they worked hard to help us. They were all so pleasant, particularly Mikeala (sp?). We will miss seeing them each morning.

Our friends took us to this bakery today because they raved about the strudel, and they were right;…read moreit was *delicious*. All four of us got the pumpkin strudel and it was a real treat. The husband was the one behind the counter and he was very friendly. The wife was in the kitchen, making all of the delicious bakery items. The interior is small and attractive, plus they sell coffee.

Wonder strudel! I had the plum strudel and it was wonderful. Great price and atmosphere. Near the…read morefamous stone bridge.

A friend of mine who lives in Germany recommended this bakery in Munich. There are several…read morelocations in Munich and the one we visited had upstairs to eat in. Besides deserts we ate, we bought tons of pastries and they were all marvelous. We spent a small fortune here but we will do it again. So good!!!

Local chain for coffee , breakfast, brunch or lunch. Large selection of baked goods that are tasty,…read morefresh and high quality. As a first timer, I was very pleased with the food, drinks and service in general. Cookies, cakes, pastries, pretzels and sandwiches at reasonable prices. There's something for everyone here. Eat inside or on the patio or just grab and go. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Glaubt man den Einheimischen, ist die Bäckerei Obermaier in Bernau die beste im ganzen Chiemgau…read more Wir geben den Chiemgauern ein Gefühl, Teil des Produktes zu sein. Teil einer jahrhundertalten Tradition. Wir bieten eine Palette an unterschiedlichen Backwaren. Diese können wir außerdem individuell belegen - auch vegan möglich.

Amazing Bavarian pastries in an old Bavarian township near a Munich. Freising is such a beautiful…read morehidden treasure! So fun to see near Christmas. But getting back to this bakery.. Beautiful cakes, breads and cream filled goodness! Highly recommend!

I came here during a food tour so I didn't interact with the staff. We did see them making some of…read moreour baked goods, which was really interesting. Our tour didn't eat inside cause we had many places to go. I couldn't see it this place was large or not or if they had a lot of seatings. We had one baked item, which was wonderful - a donut like pastry typical in the area. If you're around, I definitely suggest this place for a light coffee and pastry.

When I was researching things to eat in Munich, this cafe was highly recommended. It specializes in…read moreschmalznudel, a popular Bavarian pastry that's basically fried dough that is dusted with sugar. Crispy on the outside and soft inside, it's very similar to a Chinese youtiao. We came in around 11am after our flight had landed and we had checked into our hotel. We were able to get a table right away, which was nice. We ended up getting two schmalznudel and two Berliner doughnuts to share between the four of us. We also had coffee and hot chocolate. This really hit the spot. Everything was great and it was a really good first stop on our first day. It's cash only so make sure you have some Euros before coming!

A small cafe that discourages computers and media - A-OK with us. Indoor or al fresco sipping…read more The coffee and cappucinos were excellent, proper coffee - yes Alchemie as opposed to the dreadful barista stuff we have to put up with in USA. We arrived very early in the morning so just a few tables occupied.

Delicious mocha coffee, frothy as can be, strong and divine, enjoyed in their little bohemian…read morecorner. A romantic spot for relaxing with a book and people-watching. 5 stars!!!