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Cadillac decaf coffee, i've never really felt passionately about decaffeinated coffee until I visited Heidelberg. I've driven by the Bakery, so many times and wanted to stop, but I was always in a hurry. My sister and I went in and we each got a dessert and because it was four in the afternoon, we got decaffeinated coffee. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The refills were free and we sat at the little counter like we were at a diner and enjoyed everything about this iconic little bakery.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]The decor is a eclectic. We just took our time and looked around and laughed at so many signs and odd little things that were placed over the years.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] On the way to the ladies room, you will find out that the gentleman that started the restaurant fought in one of the world wars, and you will see his worn out shoes, his uniforms, his letters of accommodation and Learn his story. Now let's get to the desserts. We shared some type of a wonderful lemon pastry and a black forest cake. Best black forest cake I've ever had. Savored every bite. We were able to buy the last of the springle's that they had made from Christmas. FYI, if you don't like black licorice don't buy Springerle's but you can only get them at Christmas because it's a German tradition and they won't work in the summertime because of the humidity. Things that I learned that day. We saw that they had a dinner menu with a huge variety of different bratwurst and assorted sausages that we would like to try sometime. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We ended up spending an hour and a half in a beautiful little place that we thought we were just going to stop and grab desserts to go.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]
[[HIGHLIGHT]]Heidelberg Haus aka "The German Bakery" is quite the experience. It's a charming kitschy restaurant that's been around since the 1960's.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Seating options are limited to regular 2-4 top tables, a counter with swivel chairs to sit at but there are no booths.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Admire the extensive pastry displays and a sprawling gift shop while you dine.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] [[HIGHLIGHT]]Look around and you'll find sassy, snarky and silly German signage--novelty gifts, groceries and other fun items to keep you entertained while waiting for your food[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. I really like their stove top potato salad served warm with a hard boiled egg and bacon. Their mustard is good enough to get some to go. So much flavor and great texture in everything! Best to avoid coming on weekends. It's hard to snag a table at peak times for meals. The staff is friendly but the service is on the slower side. Plan on spending at least an hour there if you're sitting down for a meal. The line to checkout is usually pretty long. There should have been someone at both registers on a Saturday afternoon because the line blocks the path to the other areas of the restaurant. We were here today to celebrate a birthday and waited for someone to bring a lighter for the candle for the cake we got up to get ourselves and were promised a birthday song but they got too busy to follow through. You can also order food and pastries to go if you don't want to wait. A good time if you're patient and have time to kill.
I have finally found a time to go to Heidelberg Haus and it did not disappoint, I was craving something sweet and it was only a few miles from work I finally drove to it and had the best time [[HIGHLIGHT]]It was a short trip so I didn't get to explore much of the store I just know it was a little overwhelming in a good way[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I was able to eat some pastries and was able to take some home too Definitely great place to visit The staff were friendly and were able to recommend some pastries I should try next time They have lots of goodies to buy!
Wanted more traditional Christmas cookies this year and knew Heidelberg would have a good selection. They actually had an excellent selection of cookies! You could purchase prepackaged as a variety or purchase individually. We only hit the bakery and were impressed at the selection of cakes and other items.
[[HIGHLIGHT]]Heidelberg Haus in Indianapolis is eclectic and full of character. The restaurant tables are scattered throughout the store, creating a unique atmosphere.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I typically go for the Number 16 (the currywurst) which is sausage with curry ketchup , and it was really flavorful, it felt like eating an authentic meal made with fresh ingredients. The portions are good and the price is very reasonable. The mashed potatoes are incredible, rich and classic German style. For dessert, the hazelnut ice cream with coffee was such a treat, and I was excited to try it because it isn't always available. The bakery is the highlight. I always get a slice of Black Forest cake, but I love trying new cake flavors, cheesecakes, and cookies when I visit. Everything is rich, well-priced, and makes for a memorable experience every time.
Unique gem of a place. Stop in for breakfast. Great coffee. Great pastries. Friendly service. Buy a pound of cookies to go as a gift for whoever you want to thank in your life. Get them in a clear plastic container so your lucky recipients will see their great treats. And there's no end of German souvenirs and knickknacks, if that's the right word. Make sure to visit, and leave yourself plenty of time to enjoy eating at the counter, walking around the store, and buying treats to go.
I had heard about this restaurant for years, but had never been there. We wanted to try something new, and I was in the mood for German sausage, so we decided to give it a try. It's one of the most charming restaurants I've been in, more of a café, surrounded by a gift shop brimming with German tchotchkes. The sausage were delicious, even the German potato salad, which I usually don't care much for, was very good. I took a few pictures of the pastry case, although we were too full to eat any, but that's just a reason I'll have to go back again sometime!
Stopped by to check this place out on our way home from visiting our new grandson (yes, I'm bragging). [[HIGHLIGHT]]This is such an adorable catch all cafe, bakery, groceries and antiques shop.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We got take out and some meats! The staff explained the items on the menu. They were so patient with my indecision on what to order (I wanted EVERYTHING)
It has been such a joy to experience Heidelberg Haus through the yes of my three year old. From the festive Bavarian music to the murals and gnomes on the exterior, it's such a jolly and fun experience. Our last two visits included exploring the baked treats, partaking in their famous Springerle cookies and purchasing items for friends. The staff is so friendly and patient with kiddos. Angie even treated my son to a free little cookie of his choice from the case. His day was made. Cannot recommend this spot for adults (and Khufu's) enough.
A true gem and a great experience. My friend raved about this place and I didn't even know it existed! I am so happy I stopped in. [[HIGHLIGHT]]They have like 5 stools when you first walk in, that's where we sat at, but they have more tables to offer around the restaurant.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] If you like trinkets, this will be heaven to you. There are so many fun and cute things to purchase. We ordered two meals and 3 desserts. I tried the kielbasa dinner with potato salad, pickles and bread. Simple and delicious! I loved the spicy mustard! For dessert I ordered the mandarin cream cake, and MAN it was soooooo good! I also tried the German chocolate cake, I had to! I will definitely be back!
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A buffet of sweets! I wanted to try everything! But I settled for a dozen cookies, 3 pastries, baclava, and some marzipan chocolates. Everything was reasonably priced. Everyone was so nice and I enjoyed looking around at the knick-knacks and candy. It was a really cool place. That being said, I didn't like almost anything I got. The cookies are dry and crispy and the other things didn't have much flavor. The baclava was normal baclava that you can get just about anywhere. It was a good experience. I'm glad I went and encourage everyone to go to try them at least once but this will be my only visit. read more
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1 year ago
Exceptional as always. [[HIGHLIGHT]]nice atmosphere[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], great food, excellent dessert. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Fun to look at the gifts and snacks[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. read more
This is a German one-stop shop. They have a small dinner, a connivence store, and a bakery all under one roof. They have an adequate parking lot that was packed when I was there, but I was still able to find a spot in the back. This place is the definition of fitting 10 pounds in a 5 pound bag. On one side of the building they have light groceries and convenience store items. You will find the bakery in the center. They have some delicious pastries there and at a reasonable price. They were so cheap, I thought they did not ring all my items up. And they were fresh and delicious. They also have some authentic German pretzels there. On the other side of the building is the dinner/restaurant and the majority of the dining room seating (which is not a lot). I wish I was able to have partaken in some of their food, but I did not have time. I hear it is good though. They have German favorite such as bratwurst, currywurst, heidleberger, and weisswurst. This side also has some retail items and novelties for sale. I do not know if gnomes are big in Germany or not, but they are sure big here. The place has gnomes all over the place. The staff there is friendly and helpful. This place is pretty nice. My only knock is that it is a bit cluttered inside there. It is almost a bit overwhelming. This restaurant has a nostalgic vibe from the dinner counter to the old school cash register. It is definitely worth a visit to broaden your horizons and try something different. whether it be for the bakery, the diner or the grocery store. read more
Simply put, I am in love with this place. I could be there all day long and not get bored! What a charming spot, they have anything from German gifts to cookies, pastries and currywurst! Everyone working there is so friendly and helpful. The amount of products they have is just insane. Love this uniqueness in Indy. read more
4 years ago
It's been a long time since Ive got to come back. Heidelberg has been on point every time. My food every single time I'm here is delicious. I usually get brats and potatoes either famers brats or monster mett eith extra german potato salad. Dont forget THE BAKERY part! I usually get brochen to go at least 12 rolls and liberwurst too. I'm always happy to share a peice of perfect cake as well so many great desserts to choose from I always a hard choice but they are all so yummy. This place treats you like family even after the whole covud thing they stand strong and served people delicious food and preserved as we all did ! This place is legendary and family focused. Always stop by if you can ! read more
8 months ago
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1 year ago
The Heidelberg Haus has been an Eastside staple since the cafe and bakery opened in 1968. You can never go wrong with the delicious German deserts and fresh baked breads. Just browsing the cafe will bring a smile to your face with all of the authentic German foods and treats they have for sale. Of course they have lots of gnomes for purchase as well for indoor and outdoor. There is a feeling of warmth and kindness once you enter and it makes me smile for the rest of the day. read more
1 year ago
I had no idea the amazing slice of paradise I was walking into with this establishment. We only had 15 minutes, and I needed quadruple that. European groceries, freshly baked desserts and bread...it was amazing. Staff and customers speaking German to one another really made you feel like you were over seas. I wish we had time to check out the cafe and the antiques more, but we will be back very soon. I got a pretzel, mustard, coconut danish and chocolate bar that I can't wait to dive into. What a unique gem of a place nestled in Indianapolis. read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
We absolutely loved the German food and the fun shop full of eclectic offerings. That being said, I would avoid the bakery, because it's hard to tell what you're going to pay while you're asking for treats. Most of the treats were good, but the Rainbow cakes don't taste homemade. Im pretty sure we buy the exact ones at Meijer all the time. That was a disappointment. Five stars for the restaurant, though. Absolutely a tasty and fun experience! read more
Found this place on a whim and so glad I did. Between the kitschy decor and delicious food, I'm disappointed I hadn't discovered this place earlier. I feel like you could spend a whole day just looking at all of the German souvenirs across the building. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area. read more
If you like Gnomes, chocolates, Germany food, Steins, and stellar service? This place is for you. Their German Chocolate Cake was also Delicious!! You can get an 8in or 10in, and it was the perfect amount of sweet. Not over powering, but was decadent. I love the little knick knacks, Fun gnomes. This would be a good place for gifts and treats. All the workers were friendly. People practiced social distancing and masks. The servers knew the names of their customers coming in and out. The decor is pretty old, like your grandmas old house.. but the baked goods also had a grandma feel to it. It was just a little comforting in this crazy world. So stop by if you need a sweet treat. read more
3 years ago
A frIend suggested that I check this place out, decided today I would venture out and check it out. Located on Pendleton pike, plenty of parking around the back. You can enjoy all the gnomes and the paintings on the outside. The inside is an explosion of German things, there's also tables placed around the store and you can seat yourself, as well as a counter original to the store. Menu is standard German fare, and you have the option to order a half or full size of anything. My choice was the wieswurst, which is white German sausage, it comes with pickles, bread and butter plus some of the best potato salad I've ever had, it was warm! That was a first time thing for me. After I ate i decided to check out the store, so many different German grocery items, and gifts. There is also a pastry case full of beautiful looking items, I took home an apple strudel. Awesome place, I'll be back! read more
3 years ago
It's delicious and consistent. Almost like a field trip day. So much to explore and eat. The service is fantastic. Have a seat and enjoy. Bring dimes. It's like a warm hug. Not changed in the 40 years I've know it read more
3 years ago
Heidelberg haus is such a gem in Indianapolis. It's located a bit far far out from downtown, but if you're around and craving an authentic currywurst, this is the place to go to. It's a cozy little bakery+ restaurant combo and filled with trinkets and interesting decor. You essentially find yourself a table and wait for someone to come over and take your order. Meanwhile feel free to browse their bakery and you can order it for your table to eat, or for take out. Loved everything about the place. No fries on the menu though. Oh well. read more
3 years ago
Amazing pastries and very reasonably priced! We especially enjoyed their cakes (tried the Black Forest cake and Mandarin Whip Cream cake), each slice was so light and had just the right amount of sweetness. Also highly recommend ordering their sausages!! Can't go wrong with any sausage on their menu read more
I love this place. Consistent and pleasantly predictable. My first experience with warm potato salad with meat cooked into it and it was great. The menu is very straightforward, with a variety of German sausages, for everyone's taste, cooked to perfection. The interior can be a bit overwhelming if you're a first time visitor, but there is a plethora of German memorabilia, traditional beer steins, and non-perishables. I also came across novelty items such as seasoned crickets and mealworm lollipops. I am not a fan of pastries, so I cannot vouch for their bakery, but there is quite an abundance of options. Concluding: If you'd like a simple, low-price, flavorful meal, with unique décor, I recommend the Haus. Just to visit and gander about at the items that have created a collage throughout and outside this whole establishment would be worth the trip. Don't forget to stop in the bathroom, they're just as decorative as the dining area. read more
I have been by this restaurant literally 100's of times over the years and have never stopped in to check it out. BIG BIG MISTAKE! Since we had just left another restaurant for lunch we only snacked here. We split the Blueberry strudel and a giant pretzel that also came with German potato salad. My mom used to make German potato salad when she was alive and I don't know if hers was authentic or not but the salad at Heidelberg House was just like hers so it must have been. You have to visit the bakery too! The pastries look amazing! I bought some cinnamon bear claws, strawberry rhubarb strudel and more giant salted pretzels to take home with me. BTW the bear claws were greeeaaat! The cookies looked amazing and while I didn't purchase on this visit I will definitely be back in the future to get some more goodies! read more
If my grandmother were German.. a cook.. and collected random assortments of knick knacks, then I would say this is just like her house. Since she does none of these things, I can only say this is what I WISH my grandmothers house looked like. I've been here before to pick up a black forest cake that I ordered (DELISH!) and also some pastries from the cases in the middle section, but I had a chance to stop in recently and eat dinner in the tiny seating area. After asking what I should try and being told in no uncertain terms "the pork chop" from my server, I had a few minutes to walk around and look at the different items scattered throughout the place. Apparently the owner does VHS to DVD transfers too, because I saw this advertised all over the place. Damn.. left my VHS tapes at home. If only I would have known.. Food was fast and super hot. Pork chop was cooked perfectly and had great flavor. A friend asked to taste it, and I think there might have been a crumb or two left after I inhaled it. Seriously.. pretty damn good! read more
5 years ago
The friendliest and most helpful staff I've seen in a long time! Every employee I talked to seemed genuinely excited to help me pick out what to buy with their personal recommendations. If you're worried about what to buy, just know you'll be in good hands. That said, make sure to get one of their pretzels with house made mustard dipping sauce. A tip given to me was make sure not to fold down the top of your pretzel bag for the best eating experience. Cakes change depending on the day, but you can always get a classic Black Forest cake or their mandarin whipped cream cake. They also sell a variety of sausages that you can take home or you can buy one to eat in their cafe. They don't only sell food though. They also have an extensive beer stein collection, home decor, and just about anything else from Germany you can think of. Definitely glad I made a pit stop here read more
This is the cutest little hidden slice of Germany ever! I was looking for something sweet and drive past this place every day in my way home from work so I decided to pull in and give it a try. I walled in the door and immediately felt like I was I'm someone's home kitchen. From the smells, to the decor, it's such a unique place! I got a variety of European tea cookies- the Dutch boys, strawberry leaf, and Black Forest cookies. I also got a slice of Black Forest cake. Because it's small and I went during the dinner hour, there was a short wait because I was only there for the sweets, but it was well worth it! The Black Forest cake was unreal! All the flavors combined for the perfect dessert. I'll definitely be back! read more
4 years ago
It's a fun place to shop for different decoration items. And also has some seasoning and sauces. Food is kinda simple. Cake and cookies are good. read more
5 years ago
Had a great first visit. There are limited tables to sit at, so we browsed until one opened up. We each enjoyed our choices from the menu - apparently which has not changed since 1969! The potato salad is really, really good, make sure you get some. Now for the desserts and bakery. There are so many goodies here, outside of their famous cakes. There was plenty of employees who walk around the pastry cases asking if you need anything or any help. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
2 years ago
This is my second visit but in a very long time to this German extravaganza. The location is small and the building has some obvious wear and tear. There are not that many places to sit. I think the location is trying to do too much at one time. They have a German goods grocery area, they have a bakery, they have food, and souvenirs. It is a little overwhelming. The food is good so that makes up for it. It is definitely worth a visit! read more
6 years ago
I got a lead on a unique German restaurant and grocery store the other day so I decided to stop by this weekend. The place was packed and chaotic when we arrived. It was filled with every sort of German stereotype--from Cuckoo clocks to German steins to the women in Dirndls. Once I found out where to order, I picked up the Weiswurst and the Curry Wurst. Both were tasty but the potato salad was on point. Filled with bacon, chives, and a touch of vinegar, it tasted like something my grandma used to make. If I'm in the area again, I'll be sure to pick up some bread and Strudel. read more
2 years ago
Very old school. It is like walking into a little museum of the past. Love that everything was homemade the food I pick was delicious. Too bad my palette has are limited these days. read more
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7625 Pendleton Pike
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