Some of the best desserts I've ever had!!! I want to go back and try the rest!! The service was…read moreattentive and patience with very cute decor and ambience. These desserts are beautiful and delicious even after carrying around for a day!!! Macaroons were good, caramel my favorite but a little chewy and crème brûlée was a little too rich and I'm a sugar fiend, but not as good as the other desserts!! I will go back!!

Beautiful! Absolutely stunning in presentation for guests when you're having a dinner party -and…read moredelicious! My pastries were made to perfection. I rarely give glowing reviews of perfection but this little shop deserves it! Upon entrance, you'll notice it's a small shop with a smaller selection of pastries than some other bakeries around. But look closer and you'll see several intricate items, such as chocolates in the shape of a ball with swirls of color. It's near Christmas now so I'm unsure of the selection during the non-holiday season. Currently there are so many options for gifts. Ordered a latte (really good) to go with the lemon tart and tonka pastries. If you do the same, I recommend consuming the Tonka first. It's super rich and creamy in texture but lighter in flavor. Good on its own, but difficult to taste the flavor next to the knock your socks off lemon tart. The lemon tart was the perfect blend of sugar & tartness. It was all so good that we left with two more, plus two boxes of petite pastries, some macarons (these were alright but nothing close to Laduree -a bit too sweet and too saturated with coloring), and chocolates. Additionally, the gentleman that helped us was really friendly and spoke English.

Although a location on densely-packed Grosse Bockenheimer Stasse all but guarantees L'Art Sucré an…read moreenviable amount of foot traffic the Bakery itself makes no promises of quality thanks to staff who, in perfect English, are willing to state "I'm not here to please anyone" when seating is requested to enjoy a few Pastries nearly an hour prior to closing. Owned by Florian and Sandra Koller, a focus on traditional French Chocolates, Tarts and Cookies setting their Patisserie apart from other spots in Frankfurt, it was expectedly finding options somewhat picked over that two guests entered at 18h10, posted hours from 10h00 to 19h00 duly noted but staff rudely refusing two chairs upstairs before abruptly continuing "and we're cash only." Admittedly put off by such attitude, the young man with tan skin unapologetically adding a comment about how Espresso machines had already been turned off even though no one had asked for Coffee, it was nonetheless for the sake of having taken the time to visit that Dessert was taken to standing-tables nearby, a one-bite Cookie featuring Figs and Nuts quite good while L'Art Sucré's Pithivier had clearly suffered from a day on the counter with all but the very top layer lacking in terms of crispness. Never passing on Tart Tatin, the last one available also L'Art Sucré's final sale of the day as no other patrons entered prior to closing, the Pie leaves no doubt of the Koller's talents as everything from Cream to Crust was beautiful, and had the clerk not been so rude there's a good chance another visit would have been made later in the week to taste additional items.

Spirit of Paris in Frankfurt! So first really good coffee, second really yummy macarons - for my…read moreopinion they taste even better than laduree and third delish pastry too! Go there and treat yourself.

Located on the west side of the city, and operating through two World Wars, Confiserie Graff…read morefocuses on recipes and techniques dating back nearly 200 years in a cozy setting that tourists will rarely see. Originally opened in 1832 and family owned since, accolades lining their walls predating both patrons as well as staff, it is immediately on entry that guests are surrounded on three sides by shelves and racks lined in sweets, some pre-packaged but the majority made that morning by Bakers who arrive around 03h00. German language and cash only, a situation common to Bakeries outside major tourist areas, it is only after navigating at least four-dozen choices that first-time guests should begin making choices, Cheesecake strongly recommended by the clerk proving thick and not over-sweetened while a slice of Bee Sting Cake upgraded by Apples maintained its familiar consistency thanks to Almonds on top plus buttery Crust along the bottom. Joined by four businessmen in the tiny dining area, all sipping Espresso alongside a Croissant, it was as they chatted that attention turned to similar Pastry with Almonds and Marzipan, the lamination somewhat lacking though flavor was good while an Apple Danish to follow fared similarly but much sweeter thanks to a generous drizzle of Icing. Attempting to save the best for last, a sphere labeled "Rodeiheimer Kranz" eating much like Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte minus Chocolate, it was for lack of Apple Strudel that a Lattice filled with Raspberries was selected, each bite dense with macerated Fruit complete with Seeds plus plenty of Butter.

If you're looking for French pastries and dessert (petit fours) at a reasonable price, this is the…read moreplace to be.

This is the best coffee I've ever had in my life. Turkish coffee is good but they do it right. I…read moregot the suß one (sweet), and as a black coffee drinker, I found it to be so pleasantly and subtly sweet, in a way that complimented the nuttiness of the espresso! Not to mention, the presentation is divine. Service is great as well :) great atmosphere to hang out too!!

I live in the neighborhood and have always wandered why this place is always so packed on weekends…read more After being there, I can say it probably has to do with their rich selection of decadent cakes and sweets, or the large number of tea options, or their mokkas, which do look pretty tasty. In addition, their seats are cozy and the service is friendly and nice. I will be back and recommend it if you are in the area and looking for a warm tea and some sweets, but not feeling like going for the 100th time to wackers (mainly for coffee) or baguette Jeanette (for bread/pastries). Btw, I did pay with card.

On November 7, 2025, my wife brought me a bag of chocolate popcorn from the Hochheim market. The…read morebrown coating tastes simply sweet, but definitely not like chocolate. Therefore, this manufacturer receives the lowest possible rating. It seems that, for cost reasons, the chocolate was replaced with a disgustingly sweet-tasting mass. Am 7.11.2025 hat mir meine Frau vom Hochheimer Markt eine Tüte Schokopopcorn mitgebracht. Der braune Belag schmeckt einfach nur süß, aber auf keinen Fall nach Schokolade. Daher bekommt dieser Hersteller die schlechteste Benotung die man vergeben kann. Schokolade wurde wohl aus Kostengründen gegen eine einfach nur eklig süß schmeckende Masse ausgetauscht.

Every year I go to Germany for Christmas I visit the M. Eiserloh stand in Offenbach. The staff…read morealways remembers me. They always have fresh salted popcorn in a jumbo bag. These people who work this stand in Offenbach at the Christmas market are very friendly/helpful. I look forward every time I come for Christmas to stop by this stand.

Super delicious Zimtrolle I have tried anywhere in the World. Would visit Frankfurter Pause for…read moretheir baking when I'm in Frankfurt again! Coffe ain't the best, if you're after good coffee, Wacker's Kaffee Geschäft is just around the corner. Still a friendly little cafe where you can find delicious pastries.

Delicious Americano hit the spot while walking around Frankfurt. I didn't try one of the delicious…read morelooking cinnamon rolls as we had just left lunch, but they looked (and smelled!!) incredible.