I wasn't planning on buying anything, just wanted to take a peek inside. I should have known you can't walk out of a great bakery empty-handed.

Was excited to go here. Made a special journey there. The display cases were full and presented well. So we labored over our choices. Bought 6 different items. Gathered our evenings treat and went back to condo. Ugh is the best way to describe. Flavorless, stale..they need to improve. I will not be returning or recommending.

When the baker to the Prince of Braunfels Germany made the trip to the Teas frontier how could he have known a legend would be born. Enjoy struedel, pfefferneuse, kolaches, and more at the oldest continually operating German Bakery in Texas on the Main Plaza in New Braunfels.

I had read the reviews and they said "the Strudel is a must" so I went in and said "I'll take a Apple and Cherry"! Well I must have missed the review that said they are about 24" LONG! Well I did freeze some and it does taste Great!!!

The only problem I had with this bakery was deciding what to get because they had too much to choose from. I ended up getting some cream horns and a selection of cookies. I also got a loaf of their sourdough bread. The bread was fabulous and tasted homemade. We used it for toast and just ate it out of... More

I think this is the oldest bakery in the state of Texas!! I think some of the help has been here from the beginning :0> but nice - german struedel is excellent here.

I've been to Naegelin's on different visits to the area, and now it is a must-go because I have to get my strudel! On my most recent visit, I bought two strudels to take home and freeze for Thanksgiving. I bought freezer wrap and carefully wrapped them, and by the time I got home, it had been 5 days since... More

When I was a kid, this place was always a stop for my family when we visited the New Braunfels area. I used to marvel at the 6-ft sections of apple strudel that they made back then; you could order any length/size that you wanted. My husband and I recently visited the area again and I insisted that we stop.... More

Had to go there & see the oldest bakery in TX. Bought a cream horn & apple turnover just cuz. Both were ok. But it was still fun to be able to say " we visited the oldest bakery in TX"