Gorilla Bäckerei

A great artisanal bakery. It is run by mostly youth and the place has a nice chill atmosphere. The baking kitchen is visible through a glass separator. I tried the tiramisu croissant and it was great. Also their coffee is good. They sell some coffee and jams next to the counter

I bought orange cake 9.4€ and croissant 2.2€. Both are tasty as always but I think orange cake is too smaller than before. This used to be the size of one piece before but now this is two piece....

Amazing coffee, tasty pastries but need to come back for the bread!

Great food, nice drinks, and friendly staff!
With organic sourcing of their ingredients and SUPER fresh baked goods, we had a delightful breakfast. We had their zucchini, focaccia and marguerita pizza which super fresh and tasty. My zucchini dish had a fresh burrata on top that together with a very nice seasoning mix made this apparently simple dish mouth watering. We finished off on a high sharing their famous Kouign-amman which was perfect! The traditionally sweet with a pinch of salt pastry, whose crunchiness would be the live of the ASMR lovers. Definitely a must try trying it when visiting!
Despite being very busy (we went on a Saturday around 10am) the staff was dynamic and kind when getting the orders and making suggestions for food.
The space is very minimalistic and not very big, which makes seating limited. During our visit, tables rotated quite often, with most customers taking the goods “to-go”. As we visited in summer, is good to ponder that the rotation might be slower in colder seasons, as the indoor tables are few. So if seating is essential, make sure to plan for an earlier arrival on weekends.

A cosy cafe/food show! The place offers live screening of the baking process which adds to the experience. The baked stuff are yummy and have a very good value for money! The staff are nice, and are fluent in English.
It is a walking g distance from U8.
They also sell some handmade items on the side, if you looking for a different type of gift.