Fresh bread and pastries as well as pre made sandwiches. All types of coffees. Indoor and outdoor…read moreseating

We were looking for somewhere to have breakfast before visiting the Chocolate museum, and this…read morebakery appeared in our search. We are so glad we went! I had a brötchen and a croissant, and my husband had a mini pizza and a croissant, and everything was delicious! We were there around 11 AM, so we didn't expect all the breads to still be so fresh. It's not a chain bakery, and it's probably more meant to be for locals, but we had a great experience. Service was friendly and attentive, and the breakfast is still one of the best we've had on our trip. Definitely recommend!

We visited this bakery twice when in Köln. We would have visited again on our last morning except…read morethat our train left before the opening. For breakfast, my husband and I split a delicious smoked salmon and egg sandwich and shared some pastries. He loves any custard filled pastry and enjoyed that. The staff's English was limited, and our German was limited, but we managed to place our orders and pay with no problems. The bakery is small but has several places to sit with comfortable tables and chairs and a beautiful view of the streets of Köln.

Walked in here earlier today to grab a Latté macchiato and also picked up a chocolate marble cake…read more-- note that the cake slice is huge -- the Latté was lovely and the cake ended up being my dinner (thank you jetlag). I love that cakes here aren't cakes like back home which is iced and sugar high (there are times when that works and other times when it doesn't) I prefer the German idea of cakes always! I'll be back tomorrow for an espresso :)

While walking around Cologne, I kept seeing locals with the most delicious looking Berliner donut…read morepastries. I saw they were getting them at Merzenich, a popular bakery chain in Germany. I decided to get one because the pastries looked so good and sweet. This location has a sit down area inside as well as an exterior takeaway counter. It took a little while to jostle the crowds to order (and busy locals had no problem shoving in front of us tourists), but eventually we were able to place our order. The staff here isn't the friendliest around, and the woman behind the counter's tone quickly changed when she learned that we weren't from Germany. No matter, I really wanted that pastry! Behind the counter you could see lots of tasty looking pastries, breads, pretzels, rolls, cakes, pies, and sandwiches. You could easily make a quick, filling, and affordable meal here. Prices were reasonable (my donut was less than a dollar). Inside, you can also get coffee and espresso-based beverages. I wouldn't go out of my way to stop here again, but it was a great detour for a bit of afternoon pick-me-up energy.

Came here to grab some pastries on a weekday afternoon - got a cheese stick and a pecan sticky bun…read more The former was too salty for me but tasty, lots of cheese. The latter wasn't overly sweet which I appreciated, and the bread was really soft, quite enjoyed it. Lots of pecan as well. €5.60 for both which is a bit pricey but definitely tasty!

Nelles is just a bit further away from work than most other bakeries in Wahn (almost twice the…read moredistance). But, on a sunny warm day it's worth walking all the way. Quality of the sandwiches, buns and bagels is very good. Even the taste reaches the promising appearance of all the well prep'd treats. It's not as cheap as many bakeries in CGN downtown, but still way less pricy than most other bakeries around.

A tourist trap with amazing people watching and views of the church, awful service and average…read morefood. A great spot if you are not in a rush, but good luck getting your order in or your drink refilled.

Café Reichard is a wonderful place to grab Lunch, or an afternoon Kaffee und Apfelpfannkuchen as I…read moredid. The Café is conveniently located just across the street from Kölner Dom. It has both indoor and outdoor seating. Smoking is allowed outside, in a designated area. The food here is very good. But where Café Reichard excels, is at their dessert. The four of us descended upon Café Reichard, after a long and enjoyable afternoon visiting the cathedral. It was magnificent experience, see review and photos. Since it looked like rain, we decided to sit at a covered table. We decided to try a little bit of this and that. But first, we needed some strong German Kaffee to get our motors going again. LOL As I said, I went with the Apfelpfannkuchen €12,60 (see photo). While others tried the Schnitzel und Kartoffel €27,10, Ofenfrische Heidekartoffel mit Kräuterrahm, or Turkey with a Baked Potato. All were very good and tasty, but the Kutchen (desserts) were the best. Depending on how hungry, or thirsty you are, expect to spend €25.00 each.

We stopped at this delicious local bakery to pick up something good to eat on our train trip…read moreheading west. Everything was delicious! Best things to try (do not know the names): --Bee sting cake slice (crunchy top w/cream filling over vanilla cake) --Apple strudel pie slice (glaze over the top crust) --Triangular chocolate nutty pastry --Small premade quiches You can eat in on plates or get everything to go. They accept credit cards and Apple Pay. The bakery is very close to the train station, just past the Kölner Dom, right in the middle of the older town area and near the main shopping street.

Food, service and excellent local ambiance. No disappointments at all. Fr…read moreIendly and tolerant staff. Lots of tourists.

The look was a lot better than the taste. The taste of the pastries were kind of plain and cold…read more The cream were not as rich.

A cosy place, just perfect for a coffe and sokething to eat on the way. Although it's only a…read morebakery, you have a pretty good selection of coffee. To eat you can get both sandwiches and pastrie. Perfect for an afternoon chatting with a friend.