


What about a Raspberry Tarte with milk rice, a Manhattan Queen (a tarte made with cream cheese, Mascarpone and basil sugar) or do you rather fancy a slice of a Blackberry-Mascarpone Tarte?
10 Locations
Confectionery is a sweet Berlin tradition, from handmade chocolates to marzipan, pralines and old-fashioned sweets. Around Charlottenburg, Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg, confectionery shops and Konditoreien tempt with treats made by skilled hands.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for confectionery, from historic chocolatiers to modern sweet shops and patisseries. Some focus on classic pralines and truffles, others on colourful candy and seasonal specialities.
Browse the shops below to find the best confectionery in Berlin, compare ranges and prices, and satisfy your sweet tooth.



What about a Raspberry Tarte with milk rice, a Manhattan Queen (a tarte made with cream cheese, Mascarpone and basil sugar) or do you rather fancy a slice of a Blackberry-Mascarpone Tarte?



In Berlin-Friedrichshain you can find Knalle Popkornditorei – the very first confectionery that creates popcorn with a variety of exclusive flavors.


For more than 30 years this cafe in the Art Nouveau style has been offering a giant variety of finest fancy cakes, tartes and pralinés.



The absolute speciality of Konditorei-Café Buchwald on Moabit's Bärenbrücke is the super chocolate Baumkuchen, a layered cake prepared after an old secret recipe.

Berlin-Kreuzberg's Barcomi's combines the qualities of a coffee roaster with a pastry shop serving American cakes and pastries in true New York style.





The slices of cake at Mr. Minsch are enormous - both in taste and size!


Kuchen Kaiser on Oranienstraße serves every day a dazzling variety of fresh cakes.



This small francophile café with its red and white marquée, white chairs and a baking atelier offer a giant variety of French tartes and creamy cakes.


Upon entering this Pâtisserie at Berlin Kreuzberg, you feel instantly taken to France.