German Pastry & Coffee Shop

I have been coming to this bakery for its high quality baked items and delicious cakes, but I will not be returning for poor hospitality. What a shame! I apparently made a cardinal mistake by setting my backpack down at a table set for 4 while waiting to order, and Heather made me move to another table of 4 out of spite. There were only 2 other occupied tables at the time and no other customers in line. About 1.5 hours into my occupancy, Heather told me to leave the facility because they needed tables for a “really busy service for customers” despite 10 other open tables of 4 or more, 2 other tables of clients who have been here longer than I, and a line of customers of maybe 4 parties. I reminded her that I too was her customer, and she started arguing with me. I cannot understand how thi

Please Note: the 5-star rating takes into consideration that this is an old-fashioned, German style coffee shop. It is a different kind of experience than most of us are used to. It is NOT a modern-American-style business model. They make a certain amount of soup or pastries, and when they are out, they are out for the day rest of the day. And the fact that they run out by 1:30 pm sometimes - tells you that it must be good!! Come back tomorrow, a little earlier. They make their sandwiches a certain way, with a few, very simple ingredients, and few modifications can be made. So don’t expect them to do everything “your way”. Think of a family that has invited you in, to share a meal in their home, at their table. It is a host-and -guest kind of relationship, not a business -and -cons

Sure, they have delicious pastries, but you pay a price for it, and I'm not talking just $. They have the strangest way of doing business, which is unnecessarily complicated & confusing. I have never experienced this before & I'm not young & have eaten in many countries including Germany. They charge 2 different prices for eat in & take out. Take out is cheaper, no plate to wash, no bringing it to your table. I told them I wanted to eat some of it there, with my friends, & take the rest home. That apparently wasn't possible, so I had to wait until I was leaving for them to hand me my pastry. We also did NOT understand that the 2 German businesses which are in the same building and have the same entrance have different owners! I saw the sign saying no outside food, which I assumed meant fr

Best pastry i had the soup is the best too...i their fresh brewed coffee is the best....

I had the flakiest Struddle of my life maybe. Grew up in Germany as a brat. Just moved to work in Lakewood. There was no rush when I got there. So no line to wait through. Atmosphere is a bit like a sterile cafeteria, would love.more of a cafe vibe. Regardless, not disappointed in the food so far, or the sandwhiches and pretzels from next door.