Daube Bakery in Hamburg

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Daube is one of Hamburg's oldest bakeries. More than 130 years of experience characterize the family business.

The Hamburg bakery Daube convinces with quality, freshness and experience. Hamburg's baking institution is now managed in the 5th generation. You can taste the years of experience. The baking process follows tried and tested recipes and proven traditions. The classic of the assortment is the Franzbrötchen, whose juicy taste is due to the baking method which has remained unchanged for years. 

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