German Bakeries in London
Searching for a german bakery in London? Here are 3 options on one map.
About german bakeries
Germany takes its bread more seriously than almost anywhere. Its bakeries sell dozens of loaves on any given day – dark rye, mixed wheat-rye, seeded wholegrain, spelt – along with crisp breakfast rolls (Brötchen), soft lye-dipped pretzels and an afternoon cake counter built around the ritual of Kaffee und Kuchen. Few UK towns have a German Bäckerei, which makes the ones that do exist all the more treasured by expats and bread lovers alike.
What to order
- Laugenbrezel – Lye-dipped pretzel with a deep brown, glossy skin, coarse salt and a soft inside.
- Roggenmischbrot – A versatile rye-wheat loaf with a robust crust and mild sourness.
- Brötchen – Crisp-crusted breakfast rolls, plain or topped with seeds.
- Käsekuchen – Baked cheesecake made with quark – lighter and tangier than cream-cheese versions.
- Bienenstich – 'Bee sting' cake – yeast dough, vanilla cream and caramelised almond topping.
Where they are in London
| Area | Count |
|---|---|
| Stratford | 1 |
| Morden | 1 |
| East Village | 1 |
Frequently asked questions
How many german bakeries are there in London?
We currently list 3 in London, spread across 3 areas. The map shows where each one is, and every listing links to its own page with directions.
How do I find the nearest german bakery to me in London?
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