One of the highlights of my Frankfurt vacation! The shop had the best chocolate that I bought in…read moreGermany (and I bough A LOT. . . I mean A LOT). The vibe here is a bit like at Pierre Marcolini, my favorite chocolate shop of all time. You can pick from a wide selection of chocolates, macarons, choose a drink, and then enjoy it all from the comfy cushions in the display window. If you don't mind people staring at you and enjoy staring back, it's the perfect spot. You can also buy beautifully packaged gifts. I saw some seasonal boxes that were exceptionally pretty. I would recommend the chocolate covered oranges, strawberries, and most of all this one candy whose name I can't recall. It's for Christmas, has a honey/ginger cake base, jam, and marzipan. Ask the nice people who work here, they'll tell you want it's called. If you have trouble choosing, you can always ask for recommendations.

Amazing ice cream, great bon bons, fantastic macarons, and awesome chocolate bars. Their ice creams…read moreare brimming with flavor, whether its the peach, salted caramel, or straight up dark chocolate. One of the better places to get chocolate in Frankfurt.

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!

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.

What I'm about to say is entirely on me but just for my fellow English-speaking travelers: The…read morepastries and coffee are good but honestly this is a difficult cafe to navigate if you don't speak German well. I kind of assumed with a French theme and so much French on the menu it would be easier to order, but we had some mixups that never got fully sorted out. The flat white and cappuccino were fine, but somehow my husband's pain au chocolat became a heiße schokolade (hot chocolate), all the more confusing because the cafe menu lists only chocolat chaud. I tried to order a croissant pistache, which was sold out, and I don't think they understood I then wanted a second pain au chocolat instead. We didn't get a receipt so I really don't know what we DID order, and when I went to retrieve the mysteriously missing pastries I only got one pain au chocolat and the staff acted like it was an apology for the hot chocolate which I tried to explain we hadn't ordered. The three drinks we ended up with were great, the one pastry was great, but I don't think I'd attempt coming back here unless I worked on my German first or came at a much less busy time.

Awesome spot for a coffee and gourmet dessert. There about 15 different flavors and colors of…read moremacaroons, delicate and rich chocolate cakes and mousses, buttery fruit tarts, and savory finger sandwiches. This is a great place to indulge in a treat and enjoy a coffee. The prices are moderate- macaroons cost 1.40€ each but there are discounts the more you buy. My chocolate mousse (Perou) and a Latte Macchiato cost about 6.50€. The place inside is simple-white walls, back chairs, a few pillows- which was kind of bland. However, the lovely desserts will keep me coming back regardless!

Located inside Frankfurt Central Station (Main Hauptbahnhof,) Gmeiner Frankfurt is one of nine…read moreinternational outlets for the boutique serving customers since 1898, and with a commitment to high quality regional raw materials hand-crafted according to traditional recipes the results are expectedly good, though pricey and not fresh like those of local Bakeries. For all intents and purposes a kiosk, searching from paid parking placing it far left of the main entrance looking towards train tracks, it is upon entry that guests are greeted by multi-lingual staff, at least French, English and German overheard in the course of ten minutes spent decision making and paying the nearly 20€ tab. Best known as a Chocolatier, but also a Confiserie with elegant Meringues, Cakes and Candies, it was taking items to a standing table inside the terminal that tasting commenced mere minutes after purchase, the crisp snap of sugar first yielding surprisingly subtle sweetness bolstering toasted Pistachios before the Cocoa-dusted version presented more predictably sugared but still texturally elegant. Looking next at Gmeiner's Linzer Torte, its premade nature predictably compromising Crust that seems to be made of Oats and ground Almonds, the better choice for Pastry comes as a polished Dark Chocolate Tart that is soft at its center while Chocolate Bars in an array of intensities seem well-crafted based on a single choice of 40% blended with Honey and thinly sliced Nuts.

Wow, wow, wow! We just got off from a four hour train ride looking for our hostel, and I couldn't…read moreignore the huge photo of macarons. What a pleasant surprise :) So I turned back around and went in- and there they were! It was a tough choice though, because everything looked great, not just the macarons. There are also a lot of chocolate flavors which look absolutely stunning and some pastries. There was a little line, but to be honest, I was a little skeptical, how good can a place in a central station be? Well, very good! The macarons are bursting with flavor and not rubbery. 1.30€ a piece, not too bad! I had the cassis and cherry and I can't wait to try some of the others... Passion fruit, lime or peach - and there's more to choose from The girls at the counter were pretty nice as well and I have a good feeling that I'm gonna drop by this place at least once more before I head home to Berlin.

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.

It was a good experience... That I would never pay for ever again. The food was expensive and comes…read morein, like, baby serving size. Same with the drinks. At least the cheapest one was decent wine. There was some music or band or whatever was playing which was ok but obviously forgettable. I had the pork bun which had a lot of flavoured cream, spices, or herbs stuffed in it. Those at least helped cover up that the pork belly was nothing but a boiled bland fatty slab. I also had a macaron with "cherry water" filling. Unfortunately it ceased to be a macaron after the first bite. It was so dry and crispy it just broke apart into a million little pieces. Poor sweetheart is probably 25 days old. The whole production was just amusingly artsy. In the end that's what you're paying for anyway - the vibe and the view.

Pop up Restaruant leaving for Munich soon. Trendy, fun and hip! Some of the time you could not…read moretell what you were eating but then again they do have a bar. Beautiful staffJulliana and JP are amazing!

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.