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    Old Heidelberg German Bakery

    4.2 (190 reviews)
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    Gnomes!
    Vivian H.

    I have been trying to come here since I moved to Phoenix and the hours are a bit wonky, but finally I made it in this weekend and so glad I stopped by. I really like good German bread, German fitness bread and some other random German/Austrian food items. The store is quite big and I came in here around 2pm, about one hour before they closed and pretty much all of the fresh baked bread was gone, that's a good sign. I do like a really good rye bread, and they had a few small round loaves of coarse rye left, so I asked for one. The owner was also nice to slice it. There are also larger coarse rye loaves but since I hadn't been here before, I opted for the small one, in case I didn't like it. But, I will tell you, the coarse rye is excellent, I will be getting the bigger loaf next time I am here. I also found Manner wafers here and they carry lots of Haribo candies here (I'm not really a fan) too. They also have plenty of fresh baked items but all of their pretzels were gone, bummer, I'll be back next time for these. They also have streussel of all kinds, palm cookies, and other German treats. I don't have that much a sweet tooth so passed on all the pastries in their case. They also had two tables of 25% off items. They have imported fitness bread starting at $10, but I can find this over at Nature's Grocers for half the price. They also have random German T shirts, kitchen plates, etc. for sale. And, they have gnomes here for sale! I love gnomes and wanted to buy all of them haha! Gnomes are my favorite! Owner was really nice and even gave me a card as I told her sometimes I can't make it in early enough and she said to call her and she will put items aside for me. Really nice mom and pop shop of German goods and I truly hope they survive as they were complaining to other customers about the tariffs. Please support this place so we can continue to have really genuine German items here in Phoenix (heard the owners say they have German ancestry).

    Susan G.

    10/11/25: stopped in again to pick up their fantastic white bread but we could not leave with just that. This trip we bought their merengue (heavenly!), my go-to is the almond horn (damn, its good), and this time we tried a cream wafer (drool). Love this place!

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    Victoria C.

    When grew up Swiss German you have these things that are a staple. Old Heidelberg has those staples and is warm and welcoming! They even have Pfeffernüesse during the holiday.

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    Agnes K.

    Dark Rye - YES PLEASE. I can eat a whole loaf in 2 days I dont do carbs so when I do this is where i stock up on my worth it carbs. Besides the bread, anything with cheese in it is delish! Sure, you like fruit suff, apples, cherries, yes they have sweets with that too. Im just a sweet cheese girl! If you have your kiddo with you getting them one of the fun marzipans is a must!. The pretzel sticks are great i have to buy enough to have at home because usually 2 disappear during the car ride. So consider that when making your purchase. FYI they are great with soups and stews instead of bread or a roll. The gals are fantasticastic!! The only negative thing is the pricing, higher prices b/c its a small local business so their costs are higher. With that said I still spend the higher $$ to support this place. LOVE IT!!!

    Juan C.

    This place is a staple can never go wrong with a loaf of bread, pretzels or Any of their pastries definitely a must have

    Risto K.

    Bakery with banking hours! Utter nonsense if I ever saw one. Hours are 9:30 to 5:30 closed Sunday and Monday. I came on Saturday afternoon and there was zero bread and no pastries at all. What this really means is that if you want some German freshly baked bread and you are a working 8-5, you might have one chance per week on Saturday morning and that's it. I asked owner when will they have more baked goods in the afternoon and she said if she knew answer to that question she would be better off playing lottery. Terrible attitude. So since they do not have baked goods, they do have lots of German specialty stuff. Soups in a bag, jams jelly chocolate and cookies. Pretty much everything you can find online but marked up. So if you want to shop for specialty items that you are not aware exist this just might be the place....and forget about the baked goods!

    Cheese danish and pretzel croissant
    Kat V.

    Long line is a good sign. Once I entered inside, the whole place smells like freshly made breads. Yes, they just made those breads and pastries. I planned to get my go-to cheese danish. Fortunately the person behind me told me that they have the best pretzel croissant. So I ordered both and they are so delicious. Cheese danish here is not the same like other places. It is not too sweet and I could taste a bit savory of the cheese. Pretzel croissant is so so good. It is not hard like other places and I could not stop enjoying it.

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    They have an excellent choice of German food items. The bakery turnovers are fabulous!

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    10 months ago

    The food and service are great. You can get items there you can't get anywhere else and the people are awsome!

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    We're from Tucson. We love this bakery. Special trip up today The very best German bread and love the "horns", sausages too!!!

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    1 year ago

    We ordered the stollen which was extremely dry. Nice people, funny German tshirts, but I wouldn't return for the food.

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    2 years ago

    Unique, rare hard to find fresh baked bread. The pumpernickel is from out of this world! I can say this place good product!

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    Pretzel bread alone is so worth it. They have a great selection and the staff is very friendly.

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    Super cute German bakery in Phoenix! It's definitely worth a visit. If you like pretzels, they have lots!

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    Ask the Community - Old Heidelberg German Bakery

    Does this bakery make Medovik (layered honey cake)?

    Is Medovik German? Or is it Greek or another European country? You see this is a German Bakery with German goods.

    Do they have brotchen?

    Ja, Brötchen haben sie auch.

    Do you make a German chocolate cake?

    There is no such thing as German Chocolate cake. In Germany we have about 30 different kinds of chocolate cake (depends on the region you live in) and none are made with coconut! The cake you are referring too, was made up by a American soldier… 

    Do they have Stollen for the holidays?

    They did yesterday. :-)

    Do they make pumpernickel bread loaf?

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