Known in Germany for a collection of cookbooks, it is inside Schweizer Strasse 54a that guests can…read morefind the work of Chef Cathérine Jamin, her eponymous Pastry Shop in Sachsenhausen offering a variety of Cakes and Candies that set a high standard for taste as well as presentation. In fact a fourth generation Baker, great-grandfather Georg having originally opened shop in 1907 before moving to the current location, those interested in Konditorei & Confiserie Jamin's goods will find the Café open Monday through Saturday from 10h00, a lack of Breads or Viennoiserie placing them in a different category than nearby competition including the likes of Huck and Eifler. Long and narrow in terms of size, Pralines plus packaged Confections up front and Cakes lining a case in back, it is largely on German tradition that Cathérine's current collection is focused, 3-5€ each first yielding a dense slice of Spice Cake punctuated by Sour Cherries that serves equally good as Dessert as it would for Breakfast alongside a cup of Coffee. Allowing next for Austrian influence, genrous wedges of Sacher Torte for just 4.10€ dazzling with reflective Milk Chocolate Ganache and Apricot Jam brightening a Dark Chocolate Sponge, it seemed only right to finish with Jamin's take on Black Forest Cake, the individual rounds decorated in Cocoa shavings potentially Frankfurt's best rendition thanks to boozy Fruit that celebrates the Kirsch part of Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte.

Amazing pastries and service. Mainly came for the well reviewed Schwartzwalder which happened to…read morehave taken the day off. Had the spiced almond cherry cake and Frankfurter Kranz. Owner's sister was very sweet and very helpful, also enlightened us about Ingo's spices and gin (GINGO).

Amazing pastries and deserts in the middle of an open market. It is worth the time to peruse the…read moremarket place.

Very disappointing experience. I ordered a strawberry shortcake, but instead of fresh strawberries…read moreit was decorated with unattractive chocolate images, even though other strawberry shortcakes had real strawberries. The disclaimer that the cake may differ from the photo does not justify replacing fresh fruit with a cheaper alternative. Fresh strawberries are more expensive and feel more premium -- otherwise I could have just bought a frozen cake. The writing on the cake was sloppy and uneven. On top of that, the bottom of the cake box was dirty, and I ended up getting chocolate on my trench coat while carrying it. Poor quality, poor attention to detail, and careless packaging.

A very good bakery with good service and many interesting cakes and pies on offer. In particular,…read morethe bakery features Rainbow Cake! It's possibly the only place around for this special cake. It was delicious with soft, moist cake and creamy cream cheese icing. There are some tables inside to eat there or it's possible to take away. Highly recommended!

My sister has been raving about Zeit für Brot and their famous cinnamon rolls and so we decided to…read morestop by for a quick bite to eat and a coffee when visiting Frankfurt. Seating inside is limited, with a tiered bench setup and a some tables but there is plenty of outdoor seating. The bakery was buzzing with customers when we arrived. Not surprising - the selections are amazing. I opted for a sandwich with was absolutely delish!

This café is about a 10-minute walk from Frankfurt's main station, Hauptwache…read more It's a cinnamon roll-focused shop with several different varieties to choose from. They also offer a full café menu, making it a great place to relax and spend some quiet time. Seating is limited but comfortable: four tables that seat four people each, plus around six counter seats. English is spoken, and credit cards are accepted, which is always convenient. I highly recommend the apple and walnut cinnamon roll -- it's generously filled all the way through and absolutely delicious. I also noticed a few people working on their laptops, which adds to the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. An excellent café overall.

Transiting in Frankfurt for 6 hours, we knew we had to explore the city quickly and find a yummy…read moreplace to eat so after finishing the first task, I found this place on Yelp close to the train station to grab a bite at. As I have discovered on previous trips to Germany, pastries are not their strong suit, so we decided to go for a couple sandwiches instead. Sadly, these fell flat and were borderline tasteless (one was cheese based and the other salami based). Service was quick and prices were ok but the food sits at a 2.5/5. Nothing mind blowing here unfortunately!

Frequented this joint 4 days in a row. Best breakfast sandwiches for the money. They also offer…read morecoffee that provides the customer with a real exclusive taste. Can't beat it.

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.

When you walk in the door, the smell of high quality chocolate hits you immediately…read more Lots of the packaged goods are from other well known chocolatiers, but really, come here for their own chocolate truffles, and seriously-- enjoy them!!

An exquisite chocolaterie and confectionery shop. Each piece of chocolate is a work of art, both to…read moreyour eyes and taste buds. Think La Vie En Rose, Dark Love (or was it Black Love?), Mmmm. Macarons are displayed in the counter along side the chocolates, because they are not very big (about the size of a Canadian toonie), I was happy to try to a few. The shells are just about perfect in texture and density; the fillings a tad too sweet for me but nonetheless really really good macarons. The handsome dark-wood shelves along the walls and windows showcase many packaged chocolates, candies, teas, and other goodies. Highly recommended!

They make delicious and reasonably priced birthday cakes!! It is also a nice cozy atmosphere to…read moreenjoy a cappuccino and a piece of cake!