Miss this place. Amazing desserts. They're closed on Sundays…read more My favorite was their chocolate dipped almond cone pastry. Unbelievable.

A chain of local, upscale delis with excellent takeout prepared foods. We especially liked the…read moresans souci bread (a 1/4 kilo has about 10 slices and is less than 3 Euro so don't feel like you need to buy the whole loaf), the store butter (with sea salt), and the boulettes (a hamburger/meatball patty that seemed more pork-based than meat based). You could definitely put together a great picnic from here.

There are some sophisticated pastries in here. I particularly recommend anything to do with…read morechocolate. I took a whole selection to a dinner party last week and the hosts were extremely impressed. The chocolate raspberry tart is delicious, there is a layer of raspberry at the bottom, the pastry is light, the chocolate is glossy. Yum, lovely. I find the prices really cheap too! About 3 Euro per pastry. The cafe itself could almost be in Spain. Its location and look means that the young trendy inhabitants of Prenzlauer Berg give it a miss. Last time I went there were about 10 older ladies, one with her wig on back wards. Don't let that put you off though. This place is a true find!

i've long ago lost my sweet tooth my preferences definitely lie on the savory side of the…read morespectrum: spicy, salty, bitter & sour are the flavors that make my mouth sing. in a restaurant, i am much more likely to order the cheese plate than mousse au chocolat (thankfully, i never eat alone, so i get the best of both worlds). i can walk past miles of cakes, pastries & other baked goods without missing a step yawn. there are exceptions, however. the delectable creations from patissier guido fuhrmann at werkstatt der süße, for example. continue reading here (http://bitchinberlin.wordpress.com/2011/10/20/werkstatt-der-suse-pberg/)

We wanted to grab a relaxing breakfast during brunch time. The atmosphere is sweet and has been…read morerecently updated - the photos I see currently don't do it justice. We were two and each had an avacado toast and shared the pancakes. It was all so delicious! Please try this place. You won't regret it. Based on what we had and how good it was the price was absolutely reasonable!

We ordered a single dish which we ate in two people. The dish included scramble eggs, ham, salami,…read moremortadella (wonderfull mortadella), different type of cheese and a few salad We also tried the espresso which ships with a small home made biscuit, simply delicious We literally devoured the breakfast. I need to point out the bread, 3 type of different home made small breads, one white, one kind of wholewheat and one brown with a taste of honey which was a dlicious surprise and made this place to deserve 4 stars Bad sides, the place inside is something like 4 small tables; it's not only about you won't regularly find a place, but also for the feeling that everyone is listening what you say. The outside then (summer only) is on the Schivelbeiner str, which is pretty busy Guys with this attitude, attention of details and skills, should deserve a bigger place to better express themself Happy to have found this place this morning close to our location anyway We will be back soon for sure (to try to get a place)

Cakes Berlin is amazing! Stephanie provided such wonderful service to me. I am in the U.S. and…read moreordered a last-minute cake for my daughter who is studying in Berlin. Cakes Berlin was able to deliver it the very next day! My daughter was surprised and delighted! It made her first birthday away from home so much happier. Thank you, Cakes Berlin!

JUST A PERFECT CAKE... Cakes Berlin ROCKS!!! Thank you so much for such a great job, after hours,…read moreno notice. SAVED THE DAY for my wife's birthday cake. It was beautiful, unique and unbelievably tasty. I wish I could find something this well done where I live in Amsterdam. 5 Stars and 2 snaps up!

Awesome traditional bakery and very friendly (for Berlin ) service! Kids loved it as well.read more

Germans and their fondness of bread in all variations... If you want to understand what it's all…read moreabout, if you don't mind the typical Berlin mix of roughness and hospitality, this is the place you're looking for. It's a traditional bakery, a place that has never heard of franchises or industrial baking. Please note that they close early, so if you want some excellent dark bread in the evening, don't wait too long. And for the love of all things holy, never ask for "Croissants". This place is as German as it gets.

Best pâtisserie in Germany so far. They offer special desserts with uncommon ingredients. I…read morepersonally like unique desserts over classic/plain ones. Chocolate mousse one is made with date and Tonka, the goat cheese one is with goat cheese, kumquat, bergamot-very unique combination and I loved the flavor. This will be my regular spot everytime I visit Berlin. Highly recommended.

JUBEL really does a good job in presenting their cakes. It looks beautiful and taste great. You pay…read more3-5€ for a small little piece that last 4-5 bites. What we tried: 1) New York Cheesecake 8/10: the best so far in our opinion but not like super outstanding 2) Cream puff 7/10: great taste but we had better ones and for 3€ it's a short and little pleasure 3) chocolate brownie 5/10: it's almost too nutty and also just average somehow. Nothing special besides the presentation obviously 4) Raspberry 4/10: nothing special 5) Dark chocolate 4/10: same as above 6) Goat cheese 6/10: of you love goat cheese it's interesting to have. Otherwise it's ok. It's worth the experience. The presentation is great, the sizes are very small and the price per cake is therefore pretty high in my opinion. I'd come back if I crave small pieces of cakes

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Opened in 1906, the survivor of two World Wars achieving notoriety through the skills of Lars…read moreSiebert, it is now under the fifth-generation leadership of Anke Siebert that Bäckerei und Konditorei Siebert remains a destination on Schönfließer Strasse. Serving Prenzlauer Berg beginning at 06h15 Tuesday through Saturday, lines generally present for items scratch-baked daily, the variety offered at Siebert ranges far and wide with Pastries dominating early hours while Sandwiches start to sell briskly prior to noon. Rooted in classics, Berliners featuring various Jams including classic Plum Pfannkuchen weighty with filling inside an airy pocket, early arrivals should not miss Cinnamon Rolls loaded with Apples nor Cruller-like Spritzkuchen heavily topped with Glaze. Equally liberal with Sugar atop Schweineohren, a Palmier or Oreja elsewhere, Siebert's Streuselschnecke and Bienenstich each outperform those offered at Backerei Kadtler while seasonal Rhubarb Cake finds the Vegetable's assertive flavor well-balanced by lightly-sweetened Sponge and Streusel.

Delicious and inexpensive pastries. The cherry jelly glazed doughnut was spectacular!! The texture…read moreof the dough was perfectly stretchy and the sweetness was on point. I recommend a Berliner doughnut with coffee for breakfast, however if you prefer savory foods, try the round cheese bread - it tasted like a mild asiago bread no need for butter or anything! They also have a small sausage croissant type of bread (kind of like pigs in a blanket) which was very tasty - even though the sausage was cold. 4 people ate multiple pastries for around $18 total! A must try in Berlin!