Bakker Dekker

Amsterdam, Netherlands

3

1 review

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+31 20 618 0655
Address:
Mercatorplein 2, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1057 CB
West, Hoofdweg en omgeving, De Baarsjes
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
620 ftMercatorplein
870 ftW. Schoutenweg
0.2 miMarco Polostraat
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1 review of Bakker Dekker

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Place rating: 3
Altstadt, Munich, Germany
They have regular ‘offer of the day’ products.
The bread rolls are nice.
The best thing about this shop is that the people there are always (!) smiling and friendly. I can say this confidently without being a regular as I pass this corner shop VERY often and I always see happy people helping their customers. They love their work and it shows!
UPDATE:
To do a little comparison test I bought a sesame seed whole wheat bread. The kind I might have bought at Drik van den Broek supermarket next door. The bread was still a bit warm, so ultra fresh. The lovely smell of freshly backed bread stayed a long time and the taste was much better (of course) than the factory bread from the super market.
Sure the bread was, if I’m not mistaken almost 60 percent more expensive, but 100% more tasteful!