Chaotically run American Donut chain. I've never understood…read morewhy certain American chains come to Germany and some don't. Like why Dunkin Donuts but no Taco Hell? I just don't get the logic. IIRC there's been a DD in Berlin for quite some time. But the one in Fft is still new i.e. still something of a novelty so people plow in there like crazy. They seem to be so overwhelmed they can't instruct people how to form a line. Or maybe it's their policy and marketing ploy to create a chaotic situation. The kids running it are literally just throwing your EUR10 box of average quality donuts at you. Anyway, it's Dunkin Donuts. Nothing really special (and no cinnamon twists), and it's badly run, crowded, and the tables are dirty to boot.

Donuts are so good not much seating. Top tip,their are check…read moreout's both sides & every stands on one side, so walk round to other side. P.s strong coffee !!!

Happy Donazz is part of the Food Court in Skyline Plaza Frankfurt which is surrounded by many other…read morerestaurants. They offered donuts for 1€ each today on Black Friday, which is less than the price for each in boxed sets. Donuts were all delicious, I've tried chocolate, strawberry, almond and Lebkuchen. Due to Black Friday, it was pretty crowded so the Food Court was pretty loud, too.

Visited this particular location on my visit to Germany as it was close to the hotel (within)…read morewalking distance. After a long day of traveling and going to be in Europe for 2 weeks this allowed us to get waters, wine, chocolates - the necessaries for traveling it was a good stop to get what we needed and allowed us to figure out self checkout in Germany and scanning receipts to leave. No matter what time of day we visited, it was always packed. Cute advent calendar I picked up and was in theme as we were on a Christmas market tour.

Great quality products and it's easy to find everything! They have a nice variety of senf, meats…read moreand brotchen. The location is quite convenient as well.

Lovely little gem for great matcha ice cream near old frankfurt. We ordered the matcha pan (small…read morepuffy bread with matcha crust - called grüner tea melon pan) and a matcha ice cream tea. They were both delicious and perfect to pair for a hot day!

Cute setup and ambiance w/ AC. Green tea tarte (€4.80) was…read moresweet and subtle, the lady recommended it and I agree with her recommendation!! Matcha Melo pan (€2) didn't compare to the tarte, it was what i expected bread with a matcha sugary coating to taste like.

Saw this donut stand at Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof after arriving from the airport. The massive…read moredisplay of Berliner donuts drew my interest along with the pricing as it was 2€ for 3 donuts. Perhaps it was because I bought them later in the day, but I was disappointed with their taste as the donuts were stale. Though I would consider giving them another try if I knew they were freshly made.

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.