After a friend brought me a box of dark chocolate-covered shortbread cookies from there, which I devoured voraciously, I knew I had to get more. Bakeries generally don't keep my Night Owl hours, so it wasn't easy. But I found myself nearby at the right time, and bought two more boxes. They're prepackaged and on the shelf. The bread pickings were slim by the time I got there, but I scored a loaf of walnut bread, too. The bread has the hard crust that I love, but is so hard to find in Vegas. It's good, but I found it a little too salty for my taste. I'm so sick of seeing tip jars everywhere, just for ringing up a few items. read more

My Austrian husband and I have been purchasing bread & sometimes pastries from this establishment for several years. The product quality is fine so this review isn't about food, but about my recent experience there. I went in last week to purchase a loaf of bread to take out of town as a host gift, which I mentioned to the woman working, who I believe was the owner. (She did not care) There was another customer there and they were talking about politics/immigration policies and someone moving to Bismarck North Dakota to "get away from the immigrants"when I entered. I was clearly not sharing their views (not responding when they looked at me for my reaction). I stayed silent while she double bagged my item, she and the other customer actually snickered at me because my (nonverbal) non agreement. It was rude, off putting and alienating. Again, I'm pretty sure the woman working was the owner. Owner, do you recall this incident? You were rude to me, a long time customer. read more

The beesting cake is absolutely delicious and worth the trip all by itself. My husband drove all the way over just to get me a slice. I am absolutely going to return to try their fresh baked pretzels because they look fantastic and I'm sure they're every bit as good as the beesting cake was. read more

Authentic bread and pastries that taste good for a low price! Support this local business.

Amazing pastries very authentic very big and the best valued pastry in town period. The employees are so sweet the wafer cookies from there side market are all natural and imported fresh from Europe in numerous flavors people this brand is hard to find and its not even marked up in price they are a truly honest people loving small town family run bakery. Danish out of this world, the cinnamon twists are technically perfect in craft and the cheesecake is light and airy. Were regulars and we grew up eating these things and know how to bake ourselves- this is the real deal! Must go for weeks pastries and also bring home some imported flavored cream filled wafer perfecto! read more

This is a small place located far from my bubble (12 miles). But I love a good bakery so I trekked out here. A big 4 stars ... I had pretzels which were great, a pretzel croissant (very good) and the most delicious creme filled crumb cake. Well worth the trip and the prices are very low. I would definitely recommend this unique place. read more

I wanted to order a European style cake for my dad's birthday and German Bakery delivered this wish. I was really pleased with how fast they did it and with a taste and the look of the cake. The pricing was very reasonable and what I liked the most is that the cake was not too sweet. I would def recomend this bakery. Oh and make sure you try some of the pastries and the breads that they sell. read more

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I'm so happy I found an authentic German Bakery. Their goods are made fresh daily and are worth every penny. My favorite is between the cheese danish and cheesecake. My husband loves the almond croissant, and son loves the cinnamon roll. Love how generous the sizes are as well. They have other goods as well like their famous sausage and salad dressings. read more

German Bread Bakery - Cinnamon roll, almond croissant, cheese danish, and cheesecake. - Bakeries Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I have been buying from this store since last year. They are a delight to deal with. They have many breads to choose from and delicious German pastries and cakes. German pastries are easier on the waistline because they use way less sugar. You get a nice sweet treat without too much sugar. Their rye breads are also mouth watering. A nice store with friendly employees and tasty product. read more

I called from Henderson to put the cherry crumbs on hold. She said she'd wait a little bit for me after closing! So nice! I got cherry crumb and apple crumb. The apple was surprisingly delicious. I don't really like apple. It was even better the day after. Soft, flavorful, and the crumb topping was just divine. It is buttery and sweet and fresh. read more

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Excellent service and delicious breads and pastries i Love it's authenticity. I even was able to use a bit of of German the atmosphere brought back good memories of living in Germany. read more

Just get the Bee Sting Cake and think me later. I don't like cake usually, and I will have this at every birthday going forward. Don't sleep on the bread or croisants either. Very good. read more

So good! Everything tasted perfect just like my husband's grandma use to make! I wish I lived here I would go every week! Very authentic German bakery the best I have ever been to. I will be visiting every time I'm in town! The pudding cream cake was AMAZING. read more

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The best German Bread Bakery in Las Vegas. Their German pretzels are a must have weekly.

This was our first time here. The lady at the store was rude! She told us that the lady before us "bought the all store and would make the manager happy"! I'm like okay ... Then we asked for the coffee cake . The lady told us it's a day old do you still want it? We are like yeah. We can see that it says it's marked down. It's still good. Then when we asked if you could slice the bread we bought because they have a bread slicer. The lady said no. She said supposedly they weren't allowed to slice any of the bread besides pumpernickel. My husband laughed. He worked at a bakery and knows that it is one of the hardest breads to slice. So we were like okay .. Then we were checking out and asked for the receipt she said she didn't know how to get back into the system and print the receipt. I'm like woah. The food was good. That was the only reason why I gave this place two stars. I will upload some pictures later. read more

I've been craving real rye bread... You know that dense bread with a chewy crust...way different than the super market. Ok, you can some pretty good bread around, but for the real deal, you need to go here. Tucked away near Smith's, plaza with a sew and vac, Chinese place etc... Very well unassuming place. A couple of show cases for sausages etc... The pastry section looked yummy... All sorts of sugary treats. I got my light rye from the hipster counter girl.. she had a lot of patience dealing with way too chatty customers, but that's ok in the big scheme of things... Much better than the typical counter help that acts if they are doing u a favor by even acknowledging you. Anywho. . Got my rye bread, she sliced Irvine of those Godzilla commercial bread slicers... The whole store vibrated! Ate some bread on the way home Wunderbar!!!! So tasty. Had some more later slathered with nice salted butter, Cardiologist be damned! I'll be back! read more

Good German soft candy, less sugar than the us ones. The bread is good. My hubby loves their Berliner which is a German doughnut filled. Their pretzel Croissant was good too. read more

They have the best bread in town! There pastries and other products are always fresh and a special treat for our family and friends.

German Bread Bakery's bakes goods are amazing! I haven't tried everything but I really recommend getting the almond coffee cake and apple or cheese danish. The lady who works there is very helpful and most IMPORTANTLY everything is fresh. I also love that they sell different German foods to try as well. read more

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Utter trash. First this is not even close to what you would find in Germany. This place has extremely limited selection of faux german cakes and pastries. It's incredibly sparse inside. On top of that, none of the typical baked goods you would find in a German bakery. It's almost offensive this place exists. read more

Cute little bakery with awesome German goods and pastries. Can't wait to try them all!

Been there three times for pasties beautifully done and not to sweet like American style baking. Also picked up bread for my husband. I am gluten free , so limited re baked goods. They only have one item that is gluten free....wish they had more, but my husband LOVES this bakery! read more

Best bakery in town! Well best bakery for original German quality pastries, I should say before I get ahead of myself. This is the place I go to when we have those "treat" family breakfast days or special occasions. Always clean in there, and the products are very fresh and its smells heavenly in there. Ps. They also carry a few European products to try out. read more

I was visiting Vegas and I had to stop by my favorite bakery. It's still as good as it ever was. The ladies working here are such hard workers and all so nice. The pretzel croissant is to die for. I successfully made my Vegas friends addicted to them. I also like the almond pastries. If it has chocolate covering it can be a bit sweet. Once again you have to hit this spot early if you want to have options. They make their bread every day and they run out! They do have a low number of day old bread on the side that's a bit cheaper. I have bought from that pile before when they were out and it was still very great but obviously not as fresh as the stuff day make that day. read more

I was able to stop here on a Monday. This place is hidden to me and is located near the Smith's shopping centre on Rampart and W. Lake blvd. These German breads and rolls are manufactured by hand according to traditional original German recipes. I could tell by the quality and freshness of their baked goods. From what I learned they do not use artificial dyes, artificial flavoring or preservatives. I got most of the ones the lady recommended. Apple-Danish (Apfeltasche) Cheese-Danish (Kaesetasche) Poppy-Coffee-Cake (Mohnstriezel) Almond Horn (Mandelstange) They were fresh and not so sweet like American desserts. They even sell prepackaged German groceries as well. Prices are very reasonable. The lady working there was very helpful. I would like to go back and try their bread, rum balls and pretzel croissant. read more

Lovely lady, lovely bakery and amazing pastries. I came here this morning to pick up some goodies for my work. As soon as you walk in, you get excited. The smell is amazing! They have all sorts of breads, pastries, desserts, etc. I got an assortment of pastries - poppy coffee cake, almond coffee cake, cinnamon roll, chocolate croissant, etc. My branch is crazy about them! Everything is so soft and you can tell it's fresh. Love this place! I can't wait to go back to try more things. read more

German Bread Bakery - Chocolate croissant, croissant twist, cinnamon roll, jelly donut, apple danish and cheese danish. - Bakeries Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Beesting cake and pretzel croissants. You're welcome. Just about everything is phenomenal here, and I'm pretty sure you can't go wrong no matter what you get, but the two items above are my favorites. Staff is super friendly: if you don't know what to get, they're happy to suggest some items and explain what's in the different pastries. Don't forget to check the discount table for 30% off of day-old bread loaves. Pricing is super reasonable and quality is astounding. Location is a bit of a drive for me, but I'll go out of my way to come here. Heads up that sometime they forget to turn on their OPEN light, but they are open til 2PM on Sundays. read more

Though my visit to the German Bread Bakery was brief lasting only about 5 minutes, it was a good 5 minute first impression. I was struck first by the smell of fresh baked goods. I love that smell. It reminds me of growing up when I would bake with my mom and my grandma. Especially around the holidays. There was nobody up front when I first walked in but the lady came out almost right away and asked how she could help me. She was not a Chatty Kathy but not unfriendly either. Just very professional with her answers in a German accent. I asked her about a couple of things and told her it was my first time to the shoppe. She told me about the bee sting cake which I had heard about through Yelp. I was already leaning towards trying that and she just pushed me a little closer to the decision. Close enough that it was decided and I ordered one of those. I also was eyeing the rum balls. I like rum and I like chocolate so that was a no brainer. I ordered one of those as well. Next thing I know I was being rung up ($4 and change) and instructed to keep the bag on its side so that the sweets inside would not get all messed up. I took these treats home with me and broke into the rum ball first. It was the smaller of the two and I was kind of full from lunch an hour earlier. This was the perfect size for a mid day dessert. The first thing I notice is that it does not appear to be baked at all. It seems almost like under cooked brownies with some grit. Not in a bad way at all. Infact, I loved it 100%. I looked up some recipes to see exactly what it was. The best I can figure is chocolate, sugar, butter, ground hazel nuts, and rum. Perhaps even some toasted coconut. There aint nothin' wrong with that. It was so good. A little sweet. A little drunk. Divinely evil. I tried the bee sting cake later in the day for my after dinner dessert. I was only going to have a few bites of what was actually a rather big piece of cake. That plan was quickly tossed aside after the first bite proved too much to ignore. It was not overly sweet as I expected it to be. The cake is more of a yeast bread and is a little dry compared to traditional cake. There are two layers of this baked good with a Bavarian cream in the middle. On the top is a caramelized almond cap with honey. That is where the bulk of the sweetness seemed to be but even that was not too sweet. It was just right. Before I knew it the entire piece was gone and I found myself wanting more. I love almonds, honey and Bavarian cream. This is like a trifecta of goodness. I will have to go back for some other baked goods. Like pretzels and rolls. There are many other desserts to try as well. It may take me a few more visits to try it all. Oh darn the luck. read more

I finally had a chance to visit this bakery which is a hop, skip, and a jump from me, something I've wanted to do for quite some time; I remember when it used to house a Baskin Robbins ice cream joint back in the day. My Yelp friends' reviews are spot on; this place has some tasty treats at friendly prices. Two pretzel croissants, a cinnamon doughnut, and a peanut butter cookie (for the b/f) cost only $3.86. I ate one of the pretzel croissants on the way to the gym and, boy, this place is going to see more of me just based on that carb delight! I've heard the beesting cake is something to try, so I'll save that for the next visit, as well as a chocolate croissant. Everything in the cases looks good, and they also sell German sausages. Danke schoen to the pleasant German lady behind the counter; I'll definitely be back! read more

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Nothing says "Fröhliche Weihnachten!" (Merry Christmas!) like Stollen. I've searched high and low for delicious Stollen in Las Vegas, and all I could find were boxed Stollen that just didn't appeal to me. Ah, but I've finally found the perfect Stollen. Funny, though, it never dawned on me before to visit the German Bread Bakery (duh!). If you've never had a slice or engulfed a whole loaf, then you're in for a treat. Stollen is like fruitcake.... Wait, hold on, don't stop reading! Well, maybe you should because that means there'll be more Stollen for me! But really now.... Stollen can be likened to fruitcake, but its texture is more like bread than cake. Unlike fruitcakes which typically have candied fruits, Stollen doesn't have any of that. The German Bread Bakery's Stollen loaf contains raisins, slivered almonds, marzipan, and is dusted with a nice coat of powdered sugar. A loaf costs $9.95, and I'm guessing it weighed nearly a pound -- indulge, carb lovers. There's nothing wrong with boxed Stollen (or fruitcake). If you feel inclined to try one, I'd suggest trying Oebel brand that can be found at Cost Plus. However, I don't think I can go back to eating boxed Stollen after having tried German Bread Bakery's. Vielen Dank to German Bread Bakery for the awesome Stollen. I think it's about time I give em a 5-Star rating. read more

Germans take everything seriously, including their pastries. I consider myself lucky to have a German opa (grandfather), just as Las Vegas is very fortunate to have this super authentic German bakery. Both times I've visited, it has been a challenge to narrow down my selections from the display case and counters of various Bavarian delights. Strudels are formed in an adorable bell shape with fillings of apple or spiced cherries. I was intrigued by the beesting cake, a layer of cake topped with Bavarian cream and crunchy sliced almonds in a honey caramel-- one fine German dessert! I can never pass on a slice of apple crumb cake. They also come up with some special items, such as a chocolate pear cake that I tried recently. It was like a coffee cake containing dark chocolate chips and drizzled with white chocolate. It's not all about the sweets, as the breads baked here are also amazing. Fresh pretzels are available in various shapes. On my last trip, I picked up a loaf of marble rye that became an instant favorite. This bread has enough flavor to stand on its own, but it also makes for the best sandwiches ever with just a few simple added ingredients. GBB has recently added a section of German groceries, including sauce mixes, some cheeses, chocolates and candies, and other fun food items. There's a curry ketchup that looks very interesting; one of the ladies told me that it is the perfect bratwurst condiment. I can't wait to explore some of these unique options. Which reminds me, it's time to get back to the German Bread Bakery for another loaf of marble rye, and to see if I'm lucky enough to find any seasonal stollen still on the shelves! read more

They offer hard to find fresh breads and bakery items. Some of my favorites: stollen, rum balls, pumpernickel, pig ears, almond horseshoes, and rye bread. read more

I stopped in yesterday when I was in this plaza as I had read good things about the bakery on Yelp. I was disappointed in the rolls I bought. They were multi-grain topped rye rolls and they were dry. I haven't yet tried the pretzel rolls. I hope they're better than the rye ones. I also bought two cookies, a peanut butter and a chocolate chip. The peanut butter cookie was good. The chocolate chip is in the freezer for another day. Since this isn't my neighborhood, I'll stop elsewhere for baked goods. I really think the rolls in grocery stores are as good as what I bought yesterday. The bakery was OK. read more

We were at the bakery today and had a very nice conversation with the seller. The bakery is a German company that understand their stuff. The bread we bought was finally without sugar or other things. The selection of breads is just huge. I have not found another store that offers so many German breads. The cake is also very tasty - especially the Bestieg cake. We actually had the feeling while eating to be back in Germany. There are also many other German products from red cabbage to spaetzle to German Haribo and even liverwurst. Definitely recommended! read more

I stopped by and wow, what a find. I wanted to get a simple pastry for the road but ended up buying two almond horseshoes, a pretzel stick, apple strudel, that chocolate thing from belgium, and a loaf of rye bread. That almond horseshoe had a unique taste but I liked it. I wanted another after I was done with the two. The pretzel stick was good too, I prefer that over the pretzel knot. I enjoyed the hell out of that rye bread and everything else I bought here. This isn't the best bakery I've been to but it's damn good and worth stopping by at. The staff is friendly and there's a minimum amount you need to purchase in order to use a debit/credit card. read more

Best bakery in the US! I'm German and have spent years looking for authentic German bread & baked goods in CA & NV. This place is the real deal! Quality & taste is outstanding!! Service is super, the store very clean. They also sell some German products such as sausages, sauce mixes, chocolate etc. I recently moved to Las Vegas and they have gained a regular customer in me! What a gem! read more

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Chocolate croissant? Yes please!!! My love for chocolate croissants and the fact that I was right across the street led me to this bakery. Parking is a bit tight in that shopping center but where there's chocolate there's a way. I saw exactly what I wanted right away. I didn't look around but my husband did ask what the black and white cookies are. After paying 3 bucks for my croissant I was on my way home. The verdict: the croissant wasn't very flaky and light as I prefer it to be. Instead it was very bready and doughy if that miss sense. It felt like a piece of bread with chocolate inside. It was fairly large but this wasn't the "amazing I want to go back there now type of deal." Overall, if I'm in the neighborhood I might drop by. read more

Amazing bakery shop in my neighborhood. Always go there to grab fresh and high quality of bread and pastry ..

Carbs upon carbs - that's probably the best way to describe German Bread Bakery. Tucked away in a shopping center, this place is far too nondescript considering all the deliciousness that lies past the door. Walking in, it took me a minute to process all the options and decide what I wanted. The woman behind the counter was very patient and incredibly friendly - not at all exacerbated after I decided to add on more and more. All in all, I decided upon a pretzel roll, pretzel twist, apple strudel, pudding danish and an almond horseshoe - all of which cost under eight dollars. I couldn't even wait until I got home to start devouring, but in my defense, the drive home was half an hour. Parking lot snacks, for the win! The pretzel twist was not at all what I expected - it was light, but with a nice crust and touch of salt. Next thing standing in my path was the almond horseshoe. The cookie itself was a bit too almond-y for my liking, but pretty good overall. When I got home, I gave my mom the apple strudel, which she finished off in five minutes - a sign this place got it right. I tried a bit before she really honed in, and it was flaky, subtly sweet, and brimming with apple chunks. The pudding danish was slowly picked off by both my brother and I - something as light as that danish is deceptive. I'm sure it's packed with fat and calories, but it sure didn't seem like it while I finished it off. This is the sort of place I really love. A quaint place that makes quality products without love produced by the overabundance of sugar or preservatives. As I was leaving, the woman asked if this was my first time visiting, to which I positively confirmed. Her response was "Well, I hope to see you soon. If not soon, then eventually." Oh believe me, keep making those baked goods, and you will definitely see me again. read more

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Great location next to smiths grocery store. Don't miss out on the strudel. They have a bunch of great pastries I would recommend just about everything. It's dangerous to go there while you're hungry! Owner and employees are very friendly! read more