Siebert Bakery — Restaurant in Berlin

Came here with my German friend who handled all the ordering. Service was efficient. They have multiple people helping to serve customers despite the tight space behind the counters, in order to keep the line moving quickly. We went during a weekday morning, so the line was not too bad. I could easily see this place having a line out the door. I enjoyed the SplitterBrötchen, chocolate croissant, pflaumen berliner, and a crueller type donut. My friend got a poppyseed cake. Everything seemed freshly made. The chocolate croissant dough is chewier than a typical french croissant, which might be an adaptation to the tastes and preferences of Germans (they certainly seem to love their bread and have preferred tastes and textures). I still enjoyed the croissant, but if you're looking for a more authentic French croissant texture, there are other bakeries where French people have attested to the proper texture and flakiness. I mainly wanted to leave a review to attest that they do accept credit card Visa payments now, so it shows up if anyone searches the reviews. It's asked as a Q&A but no reviews say anything, so I initially thought it was still cash only. There might be a minimum purchase order to use it, however. Our order was above the...

Bäckerei Siebert is easily my favorite bakery in Berlin. The other bakeries were ok, but there was always a flaw - crust slightly too thick, a little too much caraway, or just dried out and lifeless. I was wondering if I just remembered German bread incorrectly, or whether there was a big difference between the bread in Berlin and Munich.

This bread was wonderful though, and is exactly how I wanted it to be. The one on the left was sweet and moist, and soft, while still feeling substantial. The one in the middle is just perfect. I've tried many that looked like the one on the right since I remembered it being good, but they kept being so thoroughly disappointing - not this one though. This one was perfect inside.

The service was also good. My German is awful, so I just smiled in apology and said "guten morgen, nur ein bisschen Deutsch, English?". She smiled at my awful pronunciation and was perfectly friendly about it, giving me a good recommendation when I asked what her...

So I went to this bakery because 2 of my friends said it’s a good bread I can buy there I went there the lady took my money she wasn’t wearing gloves and she touched my bread with dirty hands she cut it with her hands (they didt have a machine bread cutter) which take money coins it’s was big shocker for me 😭😟🤦‍♀️ The money it’s a dirtiest thinking in the world homeless, sick a lot of dirty people touch money So she touches money and touch the food bread, cakes 🤢🤮 And after all When I got back home I had to put my bread in hot oven to kill all bacteria n germs And I would say bread is Okk nothing special Won’t come...