Beautiful little cafe with a rich selection of beans. The location is worth visiting as well as its…read morefirst spot at Albrechtstraße. Card payment is now possible!

Quality of the coffee is great! It's the perfect place to sit and enjoy some hokey pokey ice cream…read moreand wash it down with an espresso. The only problem is that the staff can be a little snappy if they think you're a hokey pokey customer trying to freeload. So long as you let them know you want to order a coffee, all is well.

My new go to! Grab a liquid garden smoothie and a chocolate croissant from Krümel and you have the…read morePERFECT breakfast. The place is inexpensive and cute and has plenty of places to sit. The staff sometimes may be a bit preoccupied but they are fast to help you. LOVE their croissants - so so lecker!!

Nice music - funk to Bulgarian(?) yodeling to the Postal Service…read more good coffee and oatmeal cookies - Haferkekse auf Deutsch. Ciabatta, truffles, and egg dishes available. As is gelato! Very kid friendly. Looks like it is nice place to sit outside during nice weather.

a few days ago I discovered the Paula's and was stunned by the good quality of soups and cakes…read more Very nice service and a quite good little location to meet up with friends. Five stars without any problem! Cheers

Cute little neighborhood bakery with lots of flaky treats. Literally everything I tried, over…read moreseveral visits, was delicious and perfect for breakfast. Seems quite popular on the weekend though, so expect longer lines then. Himber-Holunder Croissant: Nice stream of raspberry jam inside the flaky croissant. Perfect way to start the day. Chocolate Madeline: Like a regular Madeline, but with gooey chocolate in the middle. Adds a nice little extra when paired with your coffee. Pistazie Croissant: I'm beginning to believe I prefer sweet pistachio paste to sweet almond paste. Tastes a bit nuttier and goes well with the croissant dough. Oranais: The pairing of sweet apricot and sweet cream against the flaky pastry is great. Schoko Croissant: Better than pain au chocolat, in my opinion, since the croissant is airier. Also, like how the chocolate is more ganache texture than hard. Quarktaschen: Flaky pastry against sweet cheese. Not as tart as the fruit filled varieties, so a little richer without the contrast. Laugenecke: Love all the flaky layers. It's kinda like a denser croissant in triangle form. Käse Laugenstange: Like a big fluffy pretzel stick, covered in crispy cheese. Such a nice savory snack, I almost felt like I needed a beer with this. Apfel Kuchen: Looks more like a cake bar than a cake. Nice thin slices of apple. Not too sweet. Schinken-Käse Croissant: Stuffed with ham and covered with cheese. This is one hearty and tasty breakfast option. Belegtes Baguette: Cute little thin bread sandwich with lots of cheese and a little veggies. Chocolate Nut Croissant: Reminded me of the Schoko Croissant, but with a Nutella-like filing. Very tasty.

Update: We tried their French baguette and bread and have to say that it's overpriced and quality…read morewise not the best. Same for the test. Great name and idea but mediocre execution. We also don't feel like we are being valued at customers the same way we are being valued at places like Weichardts

Corner bakery and cafe serving pretzels, filled rolls, cakes and patisserie. Outside tables and an…read moreadjoining small art gallery. Gay friendly, friendly service.

Walking into this little cafe, I was immediately greeted by a giant wall of pretzels. They have a…read morecouple different flavors, but I opted for original. The pretzel was good and reasonably priced. It wasn't amazing, but I was satisfied. It's right by KaDaWe, so it wasn't hard to get to. Nice cafe for a quick bite!

Near Alexander Platz and the TV Tower, this place is convenient and there are a lot of options! I…read morelove bakeries. I got a chocolate croissant and what looked like an apple pie, and both were pretty good. The croissant wasn't as fluffy as it could have been, but the apple pie pastry was pretty good. It could have been fluffier too I think (but that just means there was less butter in the making of the pastry). Both weren't too sweet, which I appreciated. They have a wide variety of sweet pastries as well as sandwiches, so depending on what you're in the mood for and what time of day it is, you should be able to find something you want!

Such a cool, laid back, cafe! Definitely will be going back. Not expensive at all, the sandwiches…read morewere delicious and the serve yourself aspect was super neat.

A really nice bakery and cafe in Potsdam. If you are looking for a coffee or breakfast before 9am…read moreyour choices are to find one of the bakeries in town and this is a great place to stop. They have a wide variety of organic bread, sandwiches and cakes. The stuff tastes great and the ladies behind the counter and very friendly and helpful. For under €5 you can have a coffee and a sandwich which is great for an organic bakery. I would happily come here anyday and get some bread or sandwiches. The coffee is of good quality and tastes great. There are plenty of other choices and I believe they have outdoor seating as well.

Although the bread and treats may look good from the window, BEWARE! We were served MOLDY coconut…read moremacaroons from this shop. They came in a plastic cup, and after eating a few, I noticed they had a very strong, pronounced taste to them. I started feeling sick, then took a closer look at the cookies. They had spores ALL OVER them. I took the cookies back to the shop to show them, and they offered me a free cup of cookies; I declined for obvious reasons. Businesses CANNOT be serving expired foods to customers. This is so dangerous. I also tried the croissant, and it was good. The baguette was just okay. DO NOT take your chances. Go to a more established, respected shop.