Old German Bakery

Rachiro 2 months ago

Yummy pastries. Expect to pay $6+ per item. Ate outside by the beautiful waterfront a few blocks away.

lydia li 3 months ago

I have tried the hazelnut sponge cake, chocolate mousse cake and chocolate croissant. All of them are amazing. The sweetness level is just perfect. I always make sure to check it out every time I’m in the area. Last but not least the owner is hilarious!!

Di Lu a year ago

The sweet grandpa at the bakery was super enthusiastic, explaining every single bakery like his own baby, haha! Everything looked so fresh and delicious—I was only going to buy one but somehow ended up with four! 😂 The chocolate turnover is way better than the regular chocolate croissant in my opinion. Definitely coming back next time. Highly recommend! 🥐

Joseph Alminawi 2 years ago

Absolutely love the tomato pastry - it's my go to anytime I walk by and it's not a Monday. It's a flaky pastry pocket with tomato sauce and olive flavor. In the past there had been a more Parmesan heavy version which I miss. But this savory one still hits the spot. Also used to be some indoor seating but I get that the pandemic has changed things. Now it's stand outside the building which is still very charming. There's all sorts of other sweet treats, also a fan of the chocolate pastries. Absolutely worth a visit.

J Y K 2 years ago

This place has been open only with a cart in front of the actual bakery for at least past couple years I think. Not sure why they don’t accomodate customers into their bakery. Because it’s been only with a cart, I haven’t been curious enough to try out but grabbed couple of those pastries recently. Pastry parts overall felt crunchy, thin, and little bit dry. Pastry itself was neither yay nor nay for me. I just imagined that’s how german style pastry is. I liked the flavor of savory tomato one but not so much for raspberry sweet cheese one. Latter had very subtle flavor of anything, so it wasn’t exactly spot on to my palate.