South German Bakery 德南面包点

Lucky Street B5+C5, 29 Zaoying Lu,
Nuren Jie
Next to 21st Century Center
枣营路29号好运街B5+C5
二十一世纪向西

5867-0201

www.germanbakery.com.cn
michael@germanbakery.com.cn

Price Y100-Y199 per couple

City Weekend
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No surprises here given the name, this place is indeed a South German-style bakery offering up a range of tasty homemade cakes, pastries, sandwiches and even hot dishes in the upstairs restaurant. German expats and fans of the bakery's heavier breads love this place. Their rye bread is the real deal.

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gutmannralf

A great place After a long time of surching in Beijing, I finally found a place, where you can get absolutely original German bakery goods. Specially the bread, I was missing here for a long time, is as good as at home. The sales girls are very friendly and helpful. A place I feel well. Would like to recommend it to all, foreigners as well as locals.

1 year, 10 months ago

michael

Their breads are the best! Even better thank Kempi, I think!

1 year, 7 months ago

raya

Mmm smell the bread! If you are homesick, just go there! The smell of fresh baked bread and home-made pastries brings you back to your home place! They are just authentic.

The staff is very kind and always smiling.

My favorites: Alpenschpitz, Mohn Stange, Kaese Stange, Toast Bread and Baguette.

Favotites of my guests: Schwarzwaelder Torte

1 year, 4 months ago

imbackbeijing

Bread is good but a bit on the pricey side. I can get pretty OK bread at other places like BreadTalk without the heftier price tag. But their variety can't be beat. Also, they stock my favorite farm fresh gouda cheese!

5 months, 1 week ago

elsiecakes

The bakery is the best in town. I haven't found one I like better. Even Kempi Deli can't live up to the SGB, both in taste and price.

 
5 months, 1 week ago

cynthjeany

Oh choices... It was such a tough time standing before the cakes... They're fantastic!

 
3 months, 1 week ago

ilse

The price and quality of the bread is European but the service is not. You can not buy sliced bread until after 12.00!!!!!!

If you charge European prices and you advertise that your product is European you should provide service accordingly. There is no self respecting Bakery in Europe that would tell it's customers that it can not provide sliced bread until after 12.00, any such bakery would soon go out of business.

5 days, 5 hours ago

chrisbert

Hey ilse, they only slice it after 12:00 because before it is too fresh to slice. Freshly baked warm bread has the characteristic to be still a little bit sticky inside... it has to rest for a while.

Just my two cents!

4 days, 23 hours ago

ilse

Hi Chrisbert, I understand that this could be a problem, but how do they solve this in Europe?

4 days, 23 hours ago

chrisbert

Good question?! Nowadays the bakery business is almost completely industrialized and large scale, my guess is that either the bread is baked ahead of time before it hits the shelf or the have some additives which make it possible to slice right away.

I would suggest to buy a big bread knife and you slice it yourself.

4 days, 23 hours ago

baobabs

Possibly also the variable of humidity and different climate? hmm and I usually buy my bread in loaves, so I haven't encountered the hassle of asking for slices.

4 days, 22 hours ago

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