Gertz​ Brings Refreshingly Quality Bread and Pastries to Sanlitun

By That's Beijing, February 23, 2018

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The latest cafe-bakery to take on Sanlitun has some serious cred: founders Frank Nielsen and Uffe Gertz have been making bread for 30 years in their native Denmark. The Beijing branch is the pair’s first in China but – going by the rye bread and delectable pastries – probably not the last. We’re not sayin’ fellow Taikoo Li cafe Baker & Spice should be worried or anything… but Gertz is pretty great, especially for those who can’t be bothered walking north 100 meters.


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