“We saw the sign for this place as we were headed somewhere else for breakfast, and decided to hit it on the way back. My wife's mom was German, so she was excited to see what they had. It was a small store, but it was a gem! We bought four different pastries (an Apple strudel, a Black Forest cake, a chocolate cake, and an almond pastry (shaped like a horseshoe). They were all amazingly delightful! Don't let the modest front of the store, or the simple look of the interior deter you from some authentic German pastries. We showed up on Easter Sunday and were so happy to see it was open. The young woman helping us was very polite and helped us efficiently. The bread, by the way, looked fantastic as well. We were on a motorcycle (passing through on a camping trip), so we did not have the room to try more. We will be back, however, next time we are passing through!.“
“Auntie Anne's pretzels is a favorite snack of mine to get while walking through the mall. I usually go for the pretzels and cheese dip, but today landed on the cinnamon sugar pretzel bites with a lemonade. They both were good and held me over until I was able to grab some lunch.“
“Stopped by on 11/24/22 (Thanksgiving Day). Located inside the Rio Hotel, this place was super convenient for us guests! This place was open during the Thanksgiving Holiday (the day we checked in). I ordered: - 2 Original Pretzels (salted) = $4.95 each TOTAL WIWTH TAX: $10.73 This place is surprisingly cheaper than other locations in SoCal. Pretzels were freshly made and warm. Great customer service and super quick - no line. 5/5!“
“I am very glad that I was able to visit the German Bread Bakery twice this week while I'm visiting. Seeing many of the pastries brought back happy memories from when I lived in Germany for a year and ten months. Definitely the next time I visit, I will be back. And today's visit, I was able to pick up Nut Corners. :)Vegetarian options: There are many options for someone who is a vegetarian.Kid-friendliness: It's a great place to bring children to experience something that is from Germany.Wheelchair accessibility: There is no problem for someone who might need a wheelchair to access the street, sidewalk, and door. Remember to pull the door open to enter the shop.“