I had high hopes when I saw all the variety in the display windows. There was also a decent line…read moreto get the goods, so I figured that was a good sign too. I ordered a butter pretzel, Gouda pretzel and apple danish. The pretzels were nice and soft. Butter was the best of the two, as the Gouda surprisingly didn't add much to it. Strudel was ok: not many bits of apple to be found. Overall: probably not with the carbs and calories but when you're connecting at the airport, it'll do.

Great place to get a quick bite while on the go. Since there are no tables, you kinda have no…read morechoice but to grab and go. . The bakery has a wide array of baked goods (as one might expect). I was blown away by the different types of pretzels with various toppings/fixings (eg ham, cheese, bacon, sunflower seeds, etc). Service is pretty prompt. In terms of airport prices (at least in the States), I thought the prices were fair - a black coffee and my ham/cheese pretzel was about 5€. One thing that kind of bugged me. You might have to be a bit "aggressive" once it's time to order. During my visit, I witnessed several folks weaseling their way to the front of the line.

Very pleasant ladies behind the counter. They speak English good enough to get you Schokolade when…read moreyou say hot chocolate :) Nice bakery items !!! Good to stop for a short break and get back on the road.

Currently vacationing here in Germany with my husband and he took me to this bakery today and it…read morewas so cute! I love the decor colors and the way it was arranged. The vibes were so chill & relaxed! My latte was hot, fresh & tasty! The service was awesome !

Good food & service. Reasonably priced. Quiet atmosphere. Seating inside and limited outdoor…read moreseating.

Another affordable and good option local bakery cafe type of store. The store is roomy with few…read moretables. The staff is very friendly and primary language is German. However, they can speak plain English.

I love this bakery. Why? Because few Americans know about it, until now. This bakery, I believe,…read moreserves as a commissary for surrounding Schroer Bäckereien. I go straight to the source. Great way to practice your German and discover what the locals eat.

I liked this place namely because it was convenient and she actually did my coffee the way I liked…read moreit, which is a bonus. I believe I first came here after the rather bad attempted at one of the bakeries, however I liked the service, and the fact that they made the coffee right, that I came back a second time before we jumped onto the train to Cologne. Okay, the place isn't all that flash, but then again it is located in a railway station (not that coffee shops in railway stations are actually that bad), and they have lots of bread products available (including pretzels). It's a good, and handy, place to grab something before jumping on (or after jumping off) a train.

A nice neighborhood bakery (backerei) in downtown Idstein…read more It's a lot larger inside than it looks from outside. Lots of seating in the back to enjoy your morning coffee, croissant and paper. Like most businesses in this area, a decent amount of English is spoken.

Oh, man, I love this place! Bienenstich, apfelkuchen,…read moremuffins, German cheesecake made of quark, cherry streusel cake squares, phenomenal artisan breads lining the walls. Coffee. Even their instant Decaf tastes great. If I lived in the area I would become obese from eating here daily. It's just a block from the Dom. Bitte, sehr!