Café Laumer is a bakery in Westend, Frankfurt.
Editorially verified August 27, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Order whole tortes a day ahead for occasions; the counter sells by the slice from 09:00 daily.
Address: Bockenheimer Landstraße 67, 60325 Frankfurt am Main
Café Siesmayer's patisserie kitchen at Frankfurt's Palmengarten turns out fine tortes from the same house as two-star Lafleur, boxed for the U-Bahn ride home.
Tip: Boxes to take away are wrapped properly for the U-Bahn; closed Monday and Tuesday, unusual for a Konditorei this central.
Worth the queue: Seasonal patisserie like the Mille Fraise Pistache
Café Siesmayer's patisserie kitchen at Frankfurt's Palmengarten turns out fine tortes from the same house as two-star Lafleur, boxed for the U-Bahn ride home.
Tip: Boxes to take away are wrapped properly for the U-Bahn; closed Monday and Tuesday, unusual for a Konditorei this central.
Worth the queue: Seasonal patisserie like the Mille Fraise Pistache
Prümtaler Mühle sells mill-baked breads from stand 58 of Frankfurt's Kleinmarkthalle, one of two bread stops inside the market hall, both worth a loaf.
Tip: Compare its dense mill loaves with Bäckerei Huck's rolls at stands 70-71; the market closes Saturdays at 16:00.
Worth the queue: Stone-milled breads from stand 58
Zeit für Brot bakes organic sourdough and cinnamon rolls in an open bakehouse on Oeder Weg, the Frankfurt-born chain's Nordend flagship and longest queue.
Tip: The brand started in Frankfurt before conquering Berlin; weekend mornings sell rolls faster than the ovens turn them over.
Worth the queue: Zimtschnecke cinnamon roll from the open bakery
The Kaiserstraße branch of Zeit für Brot gives Frankfurt's Bahnhofsviertel an organic bakery counter between the döner grills and wine bars.
Tip: Handy for a train-station breakfast far better than the Hauptbahnhof concourse; it closes earlier than the Oeder Weg original.
Worth the queue: Schoko-Zimtschnecke and seeded sourdough
Huck's Favorite Place puts the Frankfurt family bakery Huck on Schweizer Straße from 06:30, breads and breakfast before Sachsenhausen wakes.
Tip: Opens earlier than nearly anything on the street; take a loaf across to the Main riverbank ten minutes north.
Worth the queue: Crusty rye loaves from the Huck family ovens
Bäckerei Huck holds stands 70-71 in Frankfurt's Kleinmarkthalle, the bread stop on a market crawl past the sausage and Grüne Soße stalls every market day.
Tip: Buy the roll first, then queue at Metzgerei Schreiber's sausage counter; the market pairing costs a few euros total.
Worth the queue: Fresh rolls and croissants at stands 70-71
