and flan together” Olivia P., 8 years old. Other Esthers posts: Esther's German Bakery at Crocker Galleria Farmers' Market http://www.chowhound.com/topics/39903 German style soft pretzels or bretzel bread?... (7 replies, last updated by SteveG March 6, 2007)

Has anyone tried this? Saw them at the Milk Pail market in Mountain View this afternoon. I love Esther's kraftkorn and other savory breads, but have never tried any of their sweets. Opinions/favorites? (8 replies, last updated by operagirl December 31, 2006)

I just received an e-mail from Esther's German Bakery that announced that they were holding a Holiday Fair in collaboration with the German-American School of Palo Alto Saturday School on December 21, 2008. They will have roasted... (0 replies, last updated by Nancy Berry December 18, 2008)

German sausages, Spaten, and the best sauerkraut I’ve ever had! Tomorrow at the San Antonio Rd. location. (0 replies, last updated by Concetta October 2, 2009)

Nancy Berry mentioned in a long thread on another topic that Esther's opened a bakery/cafe. From what I’ve read elsewhere they also have cakes. Good for Esther's. They have unsucessfully tried to open a retail shop a number... (5 replies, last updated by anyhow July 22, 2008)

Since I live in SF and am fond of German baked goods, I was delighted to discover that Esther's German Bakery now has a stand in the Crocker Galleria Farmers' Market. The market is on Thursdays from 11-3 (not sure how late in the... (6 replies, last updated by Rongo October 13, 2005)

a couple of Nussecken (nut triangles) from Esther's German Bakery. Did you know that Esther's German Bakery has a stand at the Kaiser Farmers' Market (more like a mini-market) on Wednesdays? This discovery was actually the true... (0 replies, last updated by Anya L March 17, 2006)

On May 16th Esther's is celebrating both a late May Day and the first anniversary of their cafe. From 10 am to five pm there will be ‘sausages on the grill’ and the live music. This was my first visit to the cafe. I... (14 replies, last updated by Melanie Wong May 19, 2009)

Esther's German Bakery - http://www.chowhound.com/topics/348878 (7 replies, last updated by Jochen October 24, 2007)

This was our nosh trail on the way to the Los Altos Arts Festival: Esther's German Bakery & Cafe was adorable: pretty wall colors, display cases, curtains, lampshades, cute kids' play area, and seductive smells greeted us at the... (6 replies, last updated by Cicely July 25, 2008)

) squirted with curry sauce, with a little bun to use as a handle. Esther's German Bakery makes good pretzels. For an order that size it seems likely they could deliver. (2 replies, last updated by Humbucker September 9, 2008)

Thanks for the info! I’ll be looking forward to going there. I had been meaning to post about Esther's: I’ve bought some of their baked goods at the San Mateo Wednesday market and have been quite impressed. The... (1 reply, last updated by Pia July 1, 2005)

...and sleep, really. but i’ve never found a roll that has tasted right in the US. and i miss them so much now. but i would suggest checking out esther's german bakery. http://www.esthersbakery.com/ the only place that i know... (15 replies, last updated by wolfe September 9, 2008)

Yes! Esther's German Bakery - see my post below :) They don’t have a retail outlet, but sell selected products at some peninula grocery stores, plus a wider selection at many local farmers' markets. The information is on... (6 replies, last updated by rworange April 4, 2006)

start from there. For example, they’ve carried the fantastic pretzels from Esther's German Bakery pretty much from day 1 when she did her baking in a rented space at night. (11 replies, last updated by chocolatetartguy January 27, 2009)