Junge Die Bäckerei. — Restaurant in Berlin

The food here was really tasty albeit not the healthiest in the world. The service was stiff and they worked at a really slow pace, but that's a common problem in Germany. They have no idea what customer care is at all. Germany is not a service country. It's obvious that these service employees, like all service employees in Germany, hate their job.

Understandable, it may not be the greatest job in the world, but I do value professionalism, and that means to put on a happy face when you work with people even if you don't like it.

Even if you've had a crappy day or if you hate your job that doesn't mean you have to ruin it for everyone else. Smile, and the world will smile back at you.

I've worked as a waiter myself, and I wasn't always happy doing it. Some days I just didn't feel like it, but I still made sure my customers had a great time because that's what they are paying for. Sometimes, at the end of their meals, the customers would thank me for providing them with an entertaining evening that helped them relax.

That made...

Established in 1897, Junge Die Bäckerei is a chain of bakeries/ cafes, which has over 200 locations all over Germany. Junge Die Bäckerei has a variety of baked goods ranging from pastries to bread, as well as sandwiches and breakfast platters and more. This establishment serves breakfast/ lunch. Junge Die Bäckerei has vegetarian and vegan options on thier menu. The cafe accepts cash and credit card, and they are open on sundays. I enjoyed an American style breakfast, 🙂 pastries and a coffee. The customer service was warm, and polite. If you're in a hurry,  I reccomend to choose something from the pastry side. My experience regarding the cafe was a 30 minute wait for eggs and bacon; which were atleast provided with smile (I appreciated that). Junge Die Bäckerei also has...

Visited this roadside bakery on a fairly quiet Sunday morning in Jul 25.

The service was utterly awful - very aggressive shouting in German at both my family and the group behind us when deciding what to have.

This moody and unpleasant service continued where it felt like our presence was an embuggerance despite my attempts to at least have a go at ordering in German.

The food, when it came, was just about average (at best) but the lattes were barely warm and were comprised of about 30% coffee and 70% froth.

Overall, an extremely poor experience totally uncharacteristic of an otherwise very welcoming stay in Berlin.

Avoid - there are several much better bakeries...