Must haves from Heidelberg Bakery?
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Anonymous
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I have never been. Will be near there this afternoon and thought I would stop by for some lunch, and some baked goods to take home.
Recommendations please! 
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Anonymous
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Pastries!
Are you a European bakery fan? If so, this is the place. If not, don't bother. |
Anonymous
| A friend swears by the petit fours if you're into those. |
Anonymous
| do not leave without the apple almond strudel. |
Anonymous
Oh yes. I wept when I was in Paris in February. It baffles the mind that we don't have similar bakeries on every corner here. |
Anonymous
| Tout De Sweet (Bethesda on Woodmont Ave) has amazing pastries (especially the almond croissant.) |
Anonymous
+1 the owner is French and he knows is business! |
Anonymous
Keep in mind that this bakery is not French but German. |
Anonymous
| The pretzel buns are my favorite. |
Anonymous
I understand that, thanks.
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Anonymous
| Another vote for the apple struedel |
Anonymous
| cheese sticks. |
Anonymous
| The have "must haves?" I guess if you like almond paste . I was so disappointed that they didn't use cream cheese frosting on their carrot cake that I never went back. This was many years ago. |
Anonymous
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OP here -- unfortunately they were out of the apple almond strudel. I got some pretzel buns for my DH, some cookies, an apple raisin strudel, and croissants.
The chocolate chip cookie was by far the best I've had in a very very long time -- not too sickeningly sweet like the majority of baked goods. |
Anonymous
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The St. Honore. What a confection!
Also, petit fours. |