Fresh bakery breads
Warm loaves and rolls — the smell that pulled people in since the early days.
Anjuna · Est. 1979 · Old Goa still lives here
Since 1979 — a corner of Anjuna where backpackers, hippies, artists, and wanderers still gather for late breakfasts, homemade food, guitars, stories, and the old Goa feeling that never really left.
Our Story
Est. 1979German Bakery began in 1979 as a simple, soulful place for good food, warm conversations, and the free spirit of Goa. Over the years, it became a beloved stop for hippies, backpackers, artists, and travellers from around the world.
Even today, many familiar faces still return for the music, conversations, and sense of freedom. It remains a place of love, freedom, and good food — where strangers become friends.
Owned by Pankaj, and run with heart by his team, German Bakery keeps the old Anjuna spirit alive — unhurried, human, and full of memory.

The kitchen
Bread from the oven, plates from the garden, breakfasts that start when you wake up — the way Anjuna used to eat.
Quick look
A few pages to browse here — not the whole menu. There is much more on offer; ask at the counter when you visit.
Warm loaves and rolls — the smell that pulled people in since the early days.
No clock. Coffee, eggs, fruit, and whatever you need after a long Anjuna night.
Honest food for hippies, artists, and anyone eating slow where memories are made over good food and music.
Cold glasses, loud laughter, the simple pleasure of sitting still for a while.
Cakes and pastries baked in small batches — shared, not staged.
Whatever the market brought, whatever the kitchen felt like making.
The vibe
Not a scene. Not a resort. Just guitars, traveller talk, and slow mornings that drift into long afternoons — where Goa's old spirit still lives.
Filled with music, stories, and familiar faces — dust in the air, the sea somewhere nearby.
Journals, coffee, cigarettes, and nowhere you need to be.
Acoustic sets, stray guitars, nights that turn into stories.
Backpackers, artists, old friends — everyone ends up at the same tables.
The kind that only happen when freedom has nowhere else to be.
Food cooked when you order it. No performance. Just the real thing.


What's on
Flyers on the wall, word of mouth, whoever shows up with a guitar — the old way of making a night in Goa.
Every Wednesday
7 pm – 10 pm
First Saturday · 9am
Bread on the counter, locals and travellers mixing, Anjuna waking up loud.
Snaps & memories
Morning light in Anjuna, bread on the counter, a stranger who became a friend — the small truths of this place.






Guestbook
Write it down like travellers used to — a name, a feeling, a memory from your time here in Anjuna.
Find the shack
Near St. Michael's Church, Anjuna, Bardez, Goa 403509
Opening hours
Monday – Sunday
8:30 AM – 11:00 PM
Thursday
Closed