Canal - Artful Pâtisserie

In front of Café Canal on Berlin’s Sophienstraße, a person walks past with a bike and phone. Inside, the counter, stools, and glowing globe lights are visible through the large window.

Small and exquisite - that’s how pastry chefs Daniella Barriobero Canal and Guadalupe Eichner have envisioned their three patisserie locations.

In Berlin’s Sophienstraße, a bright vermilion bench sits in front of the café’s matching storefront. 

Indoors it becomes more colorful with most beautiful éclairs displayed in a glass case.

Flavors like Tahitian vanilla-pecan, salted caramel, pistachio-raspberry or matcha-blackberry-white sesame transform these éclairs into edible works of art.

Display case at Café Canal in Berlin with artfully decorated éclairs in various flavors, including chocolate, caramel, pistachio, raspberry, and matcha, each labeled with price and description.

Equally intricate are the coffee-infused pain au chocolat or the pistachio roll, where part of the dough is sliced into delicate strips and layered over the base dough.

The result is irresistibly crisp and the filling decadently creamy.

Inside a glass display at Café Canal in Berlin, croissants and pastries are neatly arranged on a wooden tray. In the background: an ice cream counter, countertop, and stacked waffle cones.

“All of our creations are made fresh on-site every day,” explain Daniella and Guadalupe. “Quantities are limited by the season and our production capacity. For us, quality takes precedence over quantity, and it’s essential that we deliver the freshest results, whether it’s for ice cream or pastries.”

Small and exquisite - that says it all.

The glass door of Café Canal on Berlin’s Sophienstraße shows the logo, an open sign, and a city map. Through the glass, the interior with ice cream counter, plants, and two people is visible.
 
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