The 50 best bakeries in Budapest

Arán Bakery offers a wide variety of pastries, breads, cafe and sandwiches with fast service and a stylish, modern vibe. It can get very busy, especially in the mornings. While the selection is impressive, the sandwich with chicken I had came with very hard bread—tough to chew and not the most enjoyable. Great for a quick stop, but some items may be more style than comfort. Decent prices in good location, overall recommend it!

A lovely corner bakery with all kinds of baked goods and bread and you could get. The coffee are also super delicious. Seatings are limited but if you want to grab and go, definitely a perfect spot for that. We got the iced dirty chai, flat white, a cruffin, a cinnamon bun, and orange juice. Everything was great. We ended up revisiting a couple days later.

We went to Arán for breakfast and tried their famous cinnamon roll, another pastry, and a latte — all of which were really good. There’s a small seating area, and although there was a queue, it moved quite fast. A lovely spot for a quick and tasty breakfast!

Very tasty hot choc and pain au choc. I would return to try other parts of the bakery (although I'm restricted with nut allergy). Limited seating indoors so we took ours out to enjoy (there are seating spots round the side).

This is absolutely the best bakery in Budapest! The pastry is of such good quality. You must try the cruffin.

Amazing bakery,great prices and good quality! The savory pastries are delicious and the Guinness cake was a must. The Hungarian dessert was also incredible.

Another day, another tough decision on where to go for breakfast…and I’m so glad I chose this small bakery! Definitely worth the 30 minute walk, and I’d come back again. The ham and cheese croissant was gorgeous. The pastry was crispy and flaky, I loved the sesame and fennel seeds on top which added to savouriness. Also the apple and cardamom pastry, which was delicious and not too sweet. The price was really cheap too!

We came because it had a high rating. There was a line at the door and the outdoor tables were full. We ordered one cinnamon roll, one chocolate roll, and two cappuccinos. We sat upstairs. The rolls didn’t taste that good. The place is cute, but what we had wasn’t worth the price. I think it’s an overrated spot.

Charming bakery right by the Ministry of Sports. Expect a line, but it moves quickly. Warm, hard-working staff keep things humming. Pastries are stellar. Don’t miss the croissants, baguettes, and the tangy sourdough bread. Worth the wait and a repeat visit. Coffee’s solid, too. Prices are fair.

Artizan Bakery is an absolute gem in Budapest. Everything we tried was so tasty, fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Their pastries are light, flaky, and packed with flavor, and the sourdough bread is exceptional. You can tell they use high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques, which makes a huge difference. The atmosphere is cozy and stylish, perfect for breakfast or a quick coffee break. Staff were friendly and efficient, even though the place was busy. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and the coffee pairs perfectly with their pastries. Tip: Go early for the best selection, items sell out fast. Try their almond croissant or pistachio pastries, they’re incredible. Expect a short wait during peak hours, but it’s worth it. Would I recommend it? Absolutely. Artizan is a must-visit for anyone who loves great bread and pastries in Budapest.

They’re the true bread superstars. Everything from the bakery is a hit, and the coffee is excellent. But what really stands out are their weekday lunch specials — incredibly tasty, healthy, and hearty. *Chef’s kiss!* Just make sure to come early if you want a seat.

Artizan Bakery is a must-visit in Budapest! Their award-winning breads truly live up to the hype — fresh, flavorful, and delicious every time. I’ve been to Budapest twice, and both times I started my day with breakfast at Artizan Cafe. There was a long queue, but it moved quickly as customers were served fast, so the wait was definitely worth it. Just keep in mind to go early in the morning — after 9 AM, vegetarian options become limited. As a vegetarian, I’m especially impressed with the quality and variety of vegetarian choices. The staff are friendly and provide excellent service, making the whole experience even better. The ambience is cozy and inviting, and the prices are very reasonable for such high quality. If you’re in Budapest and love great bread and tasty vegetarian food, this place is a top pick. Highly, highly recommended! 🥖✨

One of the best pastries I had in Budapest! 🥐 Super crispy and thin layers—you can literally see them flake apart. So light but packed with flavor. Seriously amazing. If you're in Budapest, this place is a must-visit. Hoping it's open on Sunday because I’m definitely going back! All the staffs were friendly and helping customers even though 5 min before closing time!! What an amazing place. 👏

Welcoming breakfast place for pastries and coffee. We ordered at the counter and they gave us a number for our table. We liked the choices and plan to try other items in the following days. Service is nice and efficient.

It holds its own against the classic French croissant. It has more structural integrity but still has a flakiness and chewiness to it (not as flaky or messy, almost neat). The tastes are complimentary - I got the raspberry pistachio flower croissant and it was well balanced. Small but satisfying. À bit expensive but it is artisanal. The cafe has seating but is no laptop (which was annoying but I respect. Free Wi-Fi). PS there was no queue when I went and the tables turnover quick which was nice! Also toilets :)

They have good sweet croissants and they used to have savory options as well (ham and cheese croissant, in particular). However, the savory options are off the menu now and when I asked for ham and cheese croissant, I was told that they only have a sandwich now but offered to switch bread with croissant. Well, what I received was a total disappointment, which tasted mediocre at best. Would only recommend to come here for their sweet croissants.

Looks way better than it tastes. Had the pistachio croissant and the pumpkin spice caramelita cruffin. The pistachio cream was way too salty and the pastry to dry. Coffee was okay but nothing more. Interior light should be a little less “white” to make it more cozy.

A place with a friendly atmosphere with a touch of Scandinavia. The pastries are very tasty, as are the drinks. We had a hard time leaving. We will definitely return the next time we visit Budapest.

Great pastries here! Flaky buttery croissants and sticky sweet buns. We didn’t get to try everything we wanted to try so definitely will come back next time I’m in town. The coffee is fine, could be a little stronger for me. ;) Gets very busy in the weekend!!

Amazing croissants! Freyja definitely lives up to its reputation. The croissants are perfectly flaky, buttery and full of flavor — honestly some of the best we’ve ever tried.

The croissant and coffee were quite delicious. The only thing I don't understand is that even though we went early in the morning, they didn't have any salty croissants or sandwiches. It doesn't make sense that they were sold out. I think the habit of eating something salty for breakfast is culturally related. We didn't get to try any of the savory options on the menu.

I used to live close to this bakery and it was my favourite place. Unfortunately, now it is too far to visit that often. This week I came there twice because on the day I came first time they didn't have any kakaos csiga (my fav) so I took turos taska and I was a bit disappointed... the dough wasn't creating layers and wasnt crispy at all. It tasted like regular turos taska from lidl ;) i couldn't believe that the quality dropped that much. I came back again yesterday and I was positively suprised that the pastries were crispy and fresh as I remembered. Because of that situation I'm taking one star as that good bakery should try to keep same standard all the time. Regardless I recommend to visit this place! Most of pastries is 1000 huf per piece.

Great place to have a coffee and sth like a croissant and roll. The place is small and they don’t have many seats available so you might not fight a place to sit at busy times. The coffee tastes good, the walnut roll was good to enjoy. Good place. Recommended.

I went there two days in a row for croissants, they do not have . Their croissants are the best in the world. I really like it. But they ran out of the croissant very fast before 10.

A cozy little place run by two young people eager to offer good products and friendly service. It's the perfect place for breakfast some pastries and good coffee.

Best chocholate rolls in the city but probably in the world too. On top of that: good vibe, premium coffee and a very cool owner. Its a must if you visit Budapest.

2000 HUF for a not fresh small pistachio croissant, and 2000 HUF for 1 FLAT WHITE??? That’s a ripoff. Place wants to compete with best bakeries in town like Vaj and Artizan, but provides very poor quality with inflated prices . AVOID THIS PLACE.

If you are in Budapest, you MUST come here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Recommended by our Airbnb host and we came here five days in a row. Small but incredible bakery. Both salty and sweet were amazing. Personally recommendation: Salty - red pesto is the best. Sweet - cinnamon bun is heaven. Go earlier in case sold out. I wanted to try daily soup but failed everyday………………. Definitely the highlight of our Budapest 😂

We had a vegetarian sandwich and this sweet croissant, they were both very tasty and refreshing. For us as tourists I came across a bit of chaos in ordering and what everything is on the menu. On the other hand, the barista kindly helped us.

I tried the Norma plate for breakfast and was unfortunately quite disappointed. The bread and pickled veggies were the only delicious parts. The garlic and burned butter were extremely bland and definitely took away from the overall experience. The coffee is solid and the pastries are good, but I’m sure you can find a better breakfast/brunch experience elsewhere in the city.

Just happened to stumble upon this bakery, which smelled heavenly. I decided on a kardamom pastry. It was good and flavorful but looking back kardamom is a very acquired taste, so I wish I had gotten something else. But it was good. 950 ft

A Nordic styled cafe with not a big selection of pastries. The ones I tried were, not a wow, but quite good. Staffs were friendly and helpful. I loved the seating outside.

I am on the quest for the perfect croissant.. Talán inkább ne északi stílusú pékség... Translate this bakery is emulating or attempting to emulate an "eastern style of baking"... To me there was no layering of the dough, laminated, maybe they went to far easterly. Croissants started in Hungary...maintain the integrity of the chefs when Község stood their ground.

One of those modern/new coffee places/houses in Budapest. Architecture and interior decoration is really pleasant. It’s spacious with a very pleasant set up. Tables inside with A/C when it’s hot and few tables outside. Good choice of breads, pastries and sandwiches. Many types of coffees and the ones I took were very tasty. The staff is very pleasant , patient and helpful, especially when one is limited in Hungarian.

Cute little cafe with a selection of baked goodies. I had the pistachio crossiant which was not overly sweet, with a generous amount of pistachio cream. However, the prices are a bit on the expensive side.

Coffee shop with a lot of history. Great coffee and very nice cakes, the Ruszwurm custard cake was delicious. Avoid the lemonade; many people left it unfinished. Unfortunately, it's a popular tourist spot, so the shop is always very busy, and the service was very poor.

The cake was highly popular. I guess we are not for it as it had lots of cream but it is a cream cake so it’s only natural. It tasted good though. We just wanted to try this cafe as it has a long history. If you sit indoors, it is warm though so maybe sitting outdoors would be much better😀

Absolutely loved this patisserie! The cake was moist, flavorful, and perfectly sweet — you can tell it’s made with love. The coffee was rich and smooth, a perfect match. What really makes this place special is the charming old-school vibe — vintage decor, cozy atmosphere, and a peaceful setting that takes you back in time. A good spot to unwind with a treat. Highly recommend!

We came for the Kremes ( Vanilla Cream Slice) and stayed for the Almond cake. Last visit was 8yrs ago and it is exactly as we remember. Yes the wait might be long to get a table and the staff are busy, but that's because it is so good. There are lots of beautiful places to sit not too far from the cafe so if the line is long, grab it to go. We visited twice this time around and great both times

Historic and popular café near Buda Castle, but a bit overrated. We waited in a long queue for an outdoor table. Tried three recommended pastries—none were particularly impressive. Staff wasn’t friendly. Not accessible for wheelchairs—there are 3–4 steps at the entrance.

Good coffee and cream cake. The reason I gave it 1 star is because the service was bad. This cafe is known for its cream cake. Upon arrival I ordered 4 coffees and 4 cream cakes. We then got 4 coffees promptly and then just got 1 cream cake. I asked where the other 3 were and the server said they were sold out. Why couldn't he tell me this earlier? Secondly, this cafe is famous for cream cake, how could they sell out of such an iconic item

If you’re a fan of desserts and tasty pastries, you must try their pastries. You will not be disappointed. I bake a lot and what I tried was heavenly. Congrats for making cakes and baked goodies for almost 200 years. Food: 5+/5 - we had the crème cake, caramel cake and Eszterhazy torta! My favorite was the Ruszwurm cake. They even have cookies and gluten free options. Try their assorted drinks and ice creams. I had the sour cherry lemonade which was full of fruity taste. They also offer takeout if you choose not to wait. Service: 5/5 the servers outside did a wonderful job with the crowd control as the odd person tried sneaking in. The lineups can get crazy and hectic. Atmosphere: 4/5 - there was outdoor and inside seating.

Nice place to sit and relax while enjoying the best chimney cake in Budapest. Each empty chimney cake cost 2.2K Forint. They're good enough to eat as it is, no need the filling of ice cream or other stuff. The cafe has comfy seats and also clean toilet which my kid happily used for big biz.

Best chimney cake in Budapest!! Great prices. Hot fresh and crispy chimney cakes. Quick service. Plenty of clean seating. Free toilets. Have come back here many times and quality is consistent.

Very nice place where to sit and taste a delicious chimney in Budapest! We tryed the pistacchio chimney and it was so delicious! We really liked seeing the preparation of chimneys happening in front of us and here the product are 100% fresh. The chimney was big compared to others and the price was very good. We really like it!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ If you’re in Budapest and want to try a truly authentic kürtőskalács, Molnár’s Kürtőskalács is unbeatable. This was by far the best one I’ve had in the city, the dough is soft, warm, and perfectly caramelized on the outside. What really sets it apart, though, is the ice cream. Unlike the artificial, low-quality ice cream you often find at other spots, this one is creamy, rich, and absolutely delicious. The combination with the kürtőskalács is heavenly and makes it a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth. Definitely a highlight of my Budapest trip!

Went there twice to get my chimney cake fix. Each time the chimney cakes were hot and fresh and rolled with the topping we want. It’s best cooled down but it was nice to have a freshly baked one.

While strolling around the city, we noticed lots of people holding these big, delicious looking ice cream cones and decided to give it a try. It was our first time eating it, and we didn’t really know what to expect, but it was amazing! The vanilla ice cream was creamy and milky, really smooth and tasty. But the real star was the chimney cake cone itself. Soft, slightly sweet, and warm, eating it on its own is already a treat, and with the ice cream, it’s next level delicious. If you’re in Belgium, don’t miss trying this, it’s fun to eat and absolutely worth it!

The pistachio chimney cake was 10/10. It was hot and warm when they served it. The almond chimney cake was tasty but the pistachio chimney cake with pistachio cream was the best for me. 10/10 warm and resently out of the oven.

Great cakes. Good espresso. Quiet place to sit down. What else would you need to kick off your afternoon? The down side is the FOMO for the cakes you haven't tried...

We went to this lovely cafe for breakfast today and had a truly wonderful time. This lovely lady provided us with excellent service. I've never seen better service. I highly recommend it. We also had dessert and coffee, and everything from the food to the drinks was excellent.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A true Budapest gem! Auguszt is not just a café – it’s a piece of Hungarian history served on a plate. Every bite feels like a journey through generations of craftsmanship and tradition. We tried the Dobos torte, the Krémes, and a savory quiche – all absolutely outstanding. The Dobos was rich yet perfectly balanced, the Krémes was light and heavenly, and even the salad next to the quiche was fresh and flavorful. The coffee was excellent too. The atmosphere is elegant but warm, with a real sense of family heritage. You can feel the pride and love that go into every pastry. Unlike the touristy cafés around the city, this one feels authentic, calm, and genuinely Hungarian. If you want to experience the soul of Budapest’s pastry culture – this is the place. Highly recommended!

An exceptionally pleasant and cozy patisserie. The interior is impressive, as can be seen in the videos. The lady who served us was very kind and friendly, and the Dobos and Eszterházy cakes we tried were delicious and light. It is definitely worth a visit.

One of the most welcoming and helpful staff I've come across in Budapest. The atmosphere was great, the staff were warm and welcoming. They were kind enough to go through all the different pastry names for me in English, no one's done that yet. Although I reached close to the cafe closing they were quite accomodating. I tried only one pastry, it's my new favourite and totaly worth it. I would definitely visit again! Thank you!

The cream cake, coffee and hot chocolate were top notch. The staff was lovely, quick and efficient. Seating arrangements and the atmosphere in the cafe were some of the best we've seen in the city. Hightly recommend having coffee or dessert here.

What a place to visit! This cozy place has the right atmosphere to enjoy a cup of coffee and some fantastic pastries. I tried the vanilla wallnut cone and the Auguszt kremes which both were PERFECT! highly recommended and will definitely visit again once.

Our favorite breakfast place. We went 2 consecutive days as the variety of products will bet you surprised everytime :) We've tried sandwiches and also sweet products and all were amazing. I especially recommend the pretzel sandwich and the pistacchio croissant.

Easily the BEST coffee and pastries in Budapest. We tried Espresso Tonic, their Kombucha and Matcha tonic. Also had their pistachio croissant and crème brûlée croissant- both absolutely to die for. Also the veggies and goat cheese pasty looked great. For best coffee go to VAJ across the city.

Expensive but there’s a reason why it costs so much. They sell the best pistachio croissant I’ve had in my life. Perfect blend of creaminess, nuttiness and crunch from the pistachio creme. The coffee is solid as well. Would highly recommend to anyone who’s looking for the best breakfast experience in Budapest.

We visited Vaj Bakery and absolutely enjoyed the experience. We tried their famous pistachio croissant, which was really good with just the right amount of sweetness. The vegetarian toast sandwich was warm, fresh, and delicious, and the coffee was equally nice. The outlet we visited had outdoor seating, and it was pleasant to sit outside. They also have multiple outlets across the city.

During my whole trip, I was on the lookout for a proper pastry shop - mainly for croissants and, most importantly, macarons. I stumbled upon this place almost by chance and was more than satisfied! For me, macarons are the true test of a pâtisserie, and here they were truly worthy. Croissants were excellent as well. I also liked the semi-self-service concept - makes the experience simple and relaxed. Highly recommended! 🌿

I tried the Crème Brûlée Croissant today and it was sooo yummy! I don’t even know how they made it taste that good! I also drank their Ginger Lemonade , not too sweet and super refreshing. The only thing is the shop is really crowded, so you can’t sit for too long. But I still wanna go back!

Amazing bakery with incredible pastries (worth the wait!) Vaj Bakery is truly one of the best bakeries I’ve visited — Scandinavian-inspired and absolutely delicious. There was a long line when we arrived, but it moved super quickly. The staff were friendly and efficient. It’s quite crowded outside, and there are lots of pigeons hanging around hoping for leftovers. But if you’re patient, tables free up pretty quickly. I tried the pistachio croissant — 10/10, with a rich, intense pistachio flavor. The vanilla poppy seed roll blew me away — the combination was amazing, full of flavor with delicious vanilla cream and perfect dough. One of my friends had the bostock croissant, and it was mind-blowing — another 10/10! And savoury one with pesto and dried tomatoes was guite delicious as well! Coffee was good quality too, a nice pairing with the pastries. A fantastic spot for pastry lovers. Crowded, but absolutely worth it for the quality of the food.

Cosy bakery, with plenty of freshly baked pastry 🥐 and bread 🥖 , I tried a flat white which was tasty. There are sites on side walk in summer. Plenty of paid street parking which is kind of hard to find a free one though due to a high number of businesses on the area.

I can only say that perhaps it's typical of cafes in Hungary, but the service is terrible, and this time was no different. Perhaps the owner could teach his staff to be friendlier, to greet you when you arrive, and even to smile, even if you've had a terrible day. That's called customer service..

The bakery that started my addiction to kakaós csiga. It was amazing in my early days and still good even after having tried so many others. The other piece is pain au chocolat—okay.

Not a good experience here at all. I don’t know if they make these in house but what we got was stale and not tasty at all. Service here is also not very good or friendly. I’m not sure what the hype is about this place but it’s an overpriced bakery. You can get way better bakery items from Lidl or Aldi. So skip this place and go elsewhere. You can thank me later

The barker is is perfect. Cakes and breads are very nice. Place is cool to sit outdoor in the morning. However, the price is higher than other bakeries. Dogs friendly.

The team is super friendly and they are also English speakers. They even take international employees, what I find super nice from the employer. Great food and such a cute atmosphere! The coffee is also delicious!

I live near this bakery and I sometimes visit here for Sunday brunch. The baking kitchen can see through. Can imagine fresh breads are made here every morning. The coffee is not the best but good venue for bread!

We went to this cafe on a weekday afternoon, and the indoor area was full! Beautiful interior design, very elegant. We had the Hungarian classics on one plate, which contained three slices of dessert selections with vanilla ice cream and apricot sauce. To be honest, didn’t expect that’s how the famous Dobo cake tasted like😅it’s just not for the ones with weak teeth.. the top layer was extremely sturdy. We enjoyed the Gerbeaud slice more.

A truly charming spot that feels like time has paused. You may wait a couple of minutes for a table, but turnover is quick. Pastries are excellent. Opt for the tasting menu to sample the range. The coffee is the star: precise extractions, smooth milk drinks, and aromatic filters. Service is warm and attentive without hovering. A lovely place to drop in for a mid-afternoon reset or an unhurried chat. Wholeheartedly recommended.

Overpriced and not worth the hype. I visited Gerbeaud Café, intrigued by its historic reputation and grand interior, and went specifically to try the famous traditional Hungarian layer cake — Dobos Torte. However, the experience was quite disappointing. We visited after lunch hours and noticed a queue of about 10–12 people outside, even though it moved fairly quickly. Once inside, we were surprised to see the café almost empty. It really felt like they keep people waiting just to create an illusion of high demand — they could easily allocate seats faster. The most shocking part was the pricing. If you choose to dine in, you pay almost double — for example, a slice of Dobos Torte costs 4,250 HUF when eaten on the premises versus 1,990 HUF for takeaway. We decided to go for takeaway instead, and honestly, I’m glad we did. The famous Dobos cake itself was underwhelming — the caramel layer on top was rock hard and nearly impossible to cut, the sponge layers were dry, and the overall taste was overly sweet and unimpressive. An experience I wouldn’t repeat, and definitely not something I’d recommend — especially considering the unreasonable prices.

The beautifully designed and elegant interiors alone make this café well worth a visit. Drawn by its charming atmosphere, we decided to stop by for coffee and dessert. Both were beautifully presented and exceptionally tasty. The coffee was excellent, and it’s worth noting that the café offers various milk alternatives for those who are lactose intolerant, as well as gluten-free options on the menu. The only drawback is the rather high prices, further increased by a 12% service charge — although this is quite standard in Budapest. Nevertheless, for the combination of delightful flavors and refined ambiance, this place is highly recommended.

Amazing! This lovely cafe has gorgeous interior with history. Whole experience was outstanding!! Very relaxing and luxurious atmosphere with attentive staff, and most importantly their food was superb! Specially their cakes are must try. Delicate taste and not overly sweet cakes are divine!❤️

Wonderful historic place that serves the best traditional cakes you can find in the city. We got a seating without reservation and felt welcomed. The staff is kind and helpfull with explaning every cake on the menu. It is hard to say which one is the best, we ordered half of the menu. But the one that stands out is the Pistacchio one. Definitely worth the experience! 🍰♥️

The world famous Gerbeaud cafe lacks world class service unfortunately. They seat gests at the door having enough free tables further inside. You sit in the draught in winter due to the flood of incoming guests and constatly open door. At least they could install an isolation curtain in the entrance. When you get in, there is no garderobe and no hangers for coats so the whole cafe looks like a messy garderobe and if you are in four you have to sit on your own coats. Then you go to toilette where the hygiene is not up to standards of the prices of the cafehouse. When you order breakfast in two, they bring it separately with 8mins difference, so one has finished before the other one started. The thin ham and eggs does not come on pre heated plate, by the time you get to second egg its cold and by third even colder. After the breakfast it takes another 8mins to waiters to notice that you would like to order a dessert. For the service an automatic 15% service charge is included in the bill and the waiter patiently waits for a tip on top. Its a nice cafe at prime location, but the management should pay more attention to customer experience.

We love the atmosphere here in Central. Wonderful performance of piano & cello. Good service from an old gentleman with glasses ( sorry I didn’t remember his name). Outstanding food service. As someone who doesn’t like sweet food, the « Éclaire with Chestnut » surprised me. Ah, don’t forget all the food/drink with “Central” in its name. Strongly recommend them! This café is on my list of places I will return to.

Great place to visit when in Budapest. For us the best cafe and restaurant in town. Great food and perfect service. The cafe is a traditional Hungarian place highly beautifully decorated. The cafe is in the middle of tourist trap restaurants but central cafe is really highly recommend. Great food and service for very good price. No hidden service charges as other tourist traps

Atmosphere was beautiful and peaceful! Mark was a great server and was patient while I looked at the menu. Lots of delicious looking options! I got the eggs Benedict - a little more hollandaise would be good and it was room temperature. Overall the food was still delicious as well as the white hot chocolate!

Food was amazing, I tried a Hungarian dish which was 10/10. Luxury place for a fair price. Live violinist and pianist. Staff were accommodating and friendly, Monica looked after us. Would definitely recommend

The food was excellent and our waiter, Laci, was kind and friendly. We greatly enjoyed starting our day in Budapest here! The interior is beautiful- only reason we withheld a star is the 15% service fee on already higher prices. We will return as we enjoyed our experience but think that should be more clearly stated as it’s such a high percentage. Update: we returned for dessert and that was wonderful! There was beautiful instrumental music and our server Ga’Bor was delightful! Again, the service, the food and the atmosphere are perfect! We will return!

I've returned to Central Grand Cafe & Bar a handful of times during my stay and it never fails to disappoint. The atmosphere with live classical music playing elegantly in the background sets a relaxed mood without being too loud for conversation. Having tried a few dishes from the menu, including the desserts, its safe to say, nothing will disappoint. Finally, the service from everyone, in particular, Sandor, is above and beyond. Even during peak times, you still recieve personal service and friendly smile.

Amazing cafe in the center of Budapest. Our server Laci was very attentive and caring while we were having our desserts. We tried the Hungarian dessert set and it was very deliccious. Complimentary prosecco was also very nice. But, the waitress/server who greeted us at the front seemed very exhausted and took a very big noticeable sigh while taking us to the table. Other than that, everything was nice.

Excellent eggs with bacon, nice cappuccino, friendly service. I liked sitting outside but inside is pretty and without the traffic noise. We've had breakfast there several times. The tables outside are a little small, fine for one person, but tiny for two.

This patisserie is an absolute delight! Established in 1898, its rich history is beautifully reflected in the elegant and classic interior design — truly a place that transports you back in time while offering modern comfort. The coffee is outstanding — rich, aromatic, and served just right. But the real stars are their artisan pastries and baked goods. Each piece is crafted with clear attention to detail, flavor, and presentation. From delicate cakes to buttery croissants, everything is simply delicious and of the highest quality. A must-visit for anyone who appreciates fine patisserie in a charming, historic setting.

I felt like royalty in there. Such nice cakes, amazing amount of choices of drinks, not too much food but we are here for the CAKES. Amazing atmosphere, not too crowded but could get in the right time I can imagine. Nice staff, and the CAKES. So fresh and so good! And how they show you on the screen how some of them are made is just a little something I didn’t know I needed in a cafe. Amazing!

As the café’s name suggests, they still have portraits of artists hanging on the walls. The interior is beautiful and they offer a wide selection of cakes that aren’t listed on the menu. Instead, you have to browse the spinning cake shelves and pick what you want, which makes for a fun little experience. The coffee tastes decent, nothing extraordinary, but good. The waitresses are helpful but aren’t the friendliest, but I get it, working in a fancy place probably makes them a little unapproachable.

The place is nice even they could mantain the old style in a better way ( big screen in the main salon..) and the service a bit slow, it took 20 min before coming for the order. The cakes are good but not excelent.

A very honest review: I visited this cafe a couple days ago with some of my friends from Italy. As hungarian I wanted to show them the beauty of Budapest. Based on the quite good rating of the cafe I had the impression this would be something to amaze them, something that can also reflect Hungarian tradition. After walking in and sitting down we got the menus, as I was explaining the different foods to my friends one waitress came up, I told her in hungarian in a very polite and kind way that we still need some time. After noticing that there are also cakes next to the entrance, I went there to see, which ones we could order. In the mean time another waitress went to our table, where my italian friends told them in English we still needs some time. This probably all within the first 5 minutes. While walking back to our table I hear one of the waitresses say in hungarian, this table we will not go to anymore, because they don’t know what they want. I was not sure, if she meant us, but then I later realised she was talking about our table, number 17. After that, she kept having a negative attitude towards us, like we were not welcome, also when I kindly told her we would like to order, she rudely said „mindjárt“, which means something like „in a second“. I stayed completely calm and was kind and respectful throughout our whole stay, trying not mirror the attitude from the waitress. Honestly after having this experience, I would not recommend going there, for me it ruined the whole experience. This one waitress was rude for no reason, while the whole cafe was maybe half full, if not even less, implying that they did not have much to do. I don’t recommend tourists going there, they don’t seem to have patience, there is plenty other and better cafes with better service. I will also not return after this encounter. As a hungarian myself I am quite upset that this is the kind of service offered by such a cafe in Budapest. The food and cakes were good, but I would not say it was something incredibly special.

Love the lazy morning vibes in this cafe, had a wonderful morning tea here with my love. Best out of 3 cakes is the chocolate fruit.

Lisboa is a nice small bakery in an easy to get to location. I find it a good option although a bit pricey, I found the staff seemed a bit overrun so it took a bit longer to be served and when we got our food it had been sitting for a few minutes so the eggs had cooled down a fair bit. But other than that it was great.

We enjoyed a delicious breakfast here. The croissant is tasty, and the ham and cheese are perfectly matched. The cappuccino is good, too.

The service was nice and friendly. The food was basic but good, and the coffee was enjoyable. I gave 4 out of 5 stars for the food because I’ve had a better breakfast set elsewhere.

I never tried nata before, honestly it’s not my cup of tea. Maybe I am not Portugal. Pistachio croissant and pistachio de nata were great, a bit pricey maybe because of they use proper ingredients. If you pay by card they are asking if you want to tip, that doesn’t make sence, it’s a self service cafe and asking for tip :))

we stayed in budapest for 3 days and always had breakfast there. Adam and Zena were impeccable, made everything to accommodate us and were super nice. the croissant were maybe in my top 3 and the filling was abundant. we also tried the egg and bacon and were great. the only flaw, if i must say, is the smell of frying oil coming from the kitchen, but that's just because the kitchen is see through and the bakery is very small. anyway, i really think it was really the best we could have found. perfect!

I visited Lisboa Pastry & Bakery and ordered ice cream, asking for two flavours. I even pointed to the image on their sign, which clearly shows two flavours in one cone or cup. The sign says 800 Ft for 60g but doesn’t mention anything about scoops or charge per flavour. When the staff member gave me a tiny amount of chocolate, I asked, “Is that all?” and she replied, “Yes, 60 grams.” Then she added a much larger serving of the second flavour and asked for 1600ft. I complained and she said that it’s ok, I can pay for only one scoop. It’s not about the money, I insisted that I pay in full, it’s about a clearly misleading add. If you’re going to charge per scoop, you need to say so clearly. The way this was handled felt misleading. At that point I thought, fine, maybe the ice cream is amazing?! Nope. It had icicles in it. I should have walked away when I saw gelato stored in plastic tubes.

Nice atmosphere but little space and can feel cramped very fast. Service is absolutely perfect and food is great!

Small bakery on the periphery of tourist central. Not many tourists venture out here, stellar bakery with traditional breads. Love the you can watch the baker hard at work. Very good price/quality ratio. English understood, a few words in Hungarian will help.

Stopped by before walking up the hill to the citadel in Budapest. Ate warm chocolate csigas (still warm!!) and cherry and cheese pastries. Both absolutely delicious. I cannot recommend this place enough - do yourself a favour and visit if nearby.

As someone who can claim to have tried generally every named bakeries in Budapest, this is definitely one of the 2 best kakaós csigas (cocoa snails) in town. I guarantee you won't find a similar kakaós csiga from other shops. It's unique. They also have two more shops under the name 'pékműhely' on the Buda side.

One of the better pastry shop in Budapest. I came here for kakaos csiga (cocoa snail or swirl) and turos taska ( cottage cheese pastry) both of them were excellent in terms of taste and dough quality. I will say that the pastries were smaller and pricer than the usual pastries in Budapest, but I guess you pay for the quality here. 650 forint ~ 2 USD is at least 2 to 3 times more than it used to in Budapest just a few years ago.

Such a cute and small authentic bakery. Standing room only. I got the cocoa krispy and it was very yummy!! Went back the next day for a cheese pogcasa, which was alright. Their offering changes daily.

Cinnamon roll is really tasty!! Whole bakery smells like fresh bread And the fact that all of their breads are based on sourdough is nice :) I want to come back and try it someday :)

Delicious pastries. There are some special flavor combinations you can't find elsewhere. Also they are making the baked goods right in front of you.

The cinnamon was 800ft, not bad, but maybe we got it late, so the bread was cold.

Located inside the metro station. Offers wide variety of chimney cakes. Hazelnut, vanilla, coconut, among others.

The shop is underground at station Astoria and easy to find. The price is very good and the warm chimney cakes are delicious. Plus, it smells like heaven when taken out of the oven. Cinnamon and walnuts ones are my favorite and it’s a must try when in Budapest.

Thank you that you make the Station Astoria with your Kurtoskalacs smell like heaven! I always likes to go up with the escalator from the subway. Big thanks from my nose!👃🏻

The best chimney cake in the whole of Budapest! This a great spot if you don't want to get ripped off and try chimney cake at like a local. In Jan 2023 we got a cake for only 700 ft and they have a lot of flavors to choose from. Very friendly staff except for when you try to take a picture, which I really didn't get.

This is a very frustrating situation, and the way they handled it is clearly problematic. If a place sells chimney cakes, it’s a basic expectation that they serve them properly made and warm. What’s even more outrageous is that when it turned out they didn’t even have a way to bake them, they didn’t offer any solution but simply stated that there would be no refund. From a consumer perspective, this is unfair, and at the very least, some form of compensation should have been offered—whether a replacement with another product or at least an apology.

If you want a good, tasty and cheap chimney cake, give this underground place a try, you will not be disappointed. If you are wondering, each chimney cake costs 2€, and it is totally worth the price! Keep in mind, though, that these do not come with toppings like nutella, but they are empty (they are delicious anyway).

If you want to see the venue and want amazing pictures go for it. Try and come early or late to avoid the queues. It is very beautiful inside. However if you not fussed about the fuss then avoid. I think its good to see and experience once. Service was ok. We went with time and just chilled. Was overall a good experience. The live violinist was really nice. The history of the place is amazing. There were some vegan options. The hot chocolate was very filling and rich.

Not worth the money if you’re going for food or coffee at New York Café. Overpriced, with the decoration being the only thing that stands out but toilets decoration is pretty poor. We visited New York Café Budapest expecting a proper gourmet experience, and while the place itself is absolutely stunning, the food really missed the mark. To be fair, the decor is gorgeous—the chandeliers and lighting give the whole place a really special vibe, and the live piano music creates a warm, cosy atmosphere. Visually, it’s pretty incredible. But the food was a real letdown. The coffee had barely any flavour, and my partner’s coffee even came out cold, so we had to send it back. He ordered the Hungarian eggs, which were alright, but my eggs Benedict were honestly a shocker. The muffin was so dry and tough it was nearly impossible to cut—nothing like the soft, fluffy base you’d expect from a proper eggs Benny. Overall, the venue is beautiful and the ambiance is spot-on, but the food just didn’t deliver. For such a famous spot, the whole dining experience was pretty disappointing and definitely didn’t live up to the hype.

Visiting the New York Café was a memorable experience. The grandeur of the building and its elegant interior immediately set the tone for something special. As expected, there was a queue to get in, which speaks to its popularity and reputation. Despite the wait, the atmosphere outside was buzzing with anticipation, and once inside, the staff made the experience feel worthwhile. From the moment I stepped through the doors, the staff were very welcoming—warm smiles and attentive service created a sense of hospitality that matched the café’s luxurious setting. Check-in and seating were handled smoothly, and I felt well looked after. It did take around half an hour for my order to arrive, which was a little longer than expected. However, the staff remained attentive throughout, checking in and making sure I was comfortable. The wait gave me time to soak in the stunning surroundings—the ornate ceilings, chandeliers, and rich décor that make the New York Café famous worldwide. When the food and drinks finally arrived, they were beautifully presented and delicious, living up to the café’s reputation. The combination of the welcoming staff, the iconic atmosphere, and the quality of the food made the visit feel like more than just a meal—it was an experience. Overall, while the wait time for the order could be improved, the charm of the staff and the breathtaking setting more than compensated. I would recommend the New York Café to anyone visiting Budapest who wants to enjoy not just a coffee, but a slice of history in one of the most beautiful cafés in the world.

I recently visited New York Café in Budapest, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The moment I stepped inside, I was amazed by the breathtaking interior — the elegant architecture, stunning ceilings, and beautifully detailed décor make you feel like you’ve entered a palace rather than a café. It’s easily one of the most impressive and atmospheric places I’ve ever visited. The service was excellent as well. The staff were welcoming, attentive, and very professional, making sure everything was perfect throughout my visit. Despite how busy the café can be, they handled everything with great efficiency and care. I ordered coffee and dessert, and both were absolutely delicious. The presentation was elegant, and the flavors were rich and satisfying. It’s clear that they prioritize quality in every detail, from the ingredients to the overall experience. New York Café is not just a place to eat or drink — it’s a unique experience that combines history, beauty, and great service. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Budapest. It’s definitely worth the visit!

Absolutely stunning café, worth visiting for the atmosphere alone. The New York Café truly lives up to its reputation as one of the most beautiful cafés in the world. The architecture is jaw-dropping: gold accents, marble columns, and frescoed ceilings make you feel like you’re dining in a royal palace. I went early in the morning to avoid the queue, and that made a big difference. The staff were polite, though service was a bit slow, understandable given how busy it gets. I ordered the Blueberry cheesecake sundae. It was delicious, but it’s the ambience that really steals the show. Prices are on the higher side, but you’re paying for the experience. Live music added a nice touch, and the whole place felt like a step back in time. Tip: Go early or late to avoid long waits. No reservations during the day, so be prepared to queue if you arrive during peak hours. Would I go again? Yes, for the atmosphere and dessert. It’s a must-see if you’re in Budapest, even if just for coffee and photos.

We had a fantastic experience at the stunning New York Cafe. The queue looked huge when we joined, but it moved very quickly and we were seated within 15 minutes. The building itself is exquisite inside and out - ornate, luxurious and decadent. There are hundreds of tables, plenty of staff and service is quick. A string quartet was playing during our visit, and it made for a fabulous atmosphere. The menu is on the pricey side, but the quality and presentation of the food and drink makes it worth while. We ordered 2 luxury hot chocolates and 2 desserts, and the total was around €60. Definitely recommended when visiting Budapest.

Reviewing the cafe, not the hotel. Definitely worth visiting at least once in your life, because it’s an experience. The interior is astonishing. Though, I recommend setting realistic expectations before going - for instance, I wouldn’t order proper meal here, but to stop for a coffee it might make sense. Also, I didn’t understand why they charged service fee and then when paying they asked to choose additional tip on top, and the lowest possibility was still 5%. I believe if you already were charged for the service with the bill, tipping should be optional.

I really wanted to give this restaurant a 5 — and trust me, I’m holding on to that last star so tightly! This spot was recommended by a friend, and from the moment we arrived, we knew we were in for a great evening. The waiter greeted us warmly and reassured us they’d find us a table, which they did without any hassle. The atmosphere was absolutely spectacular — beautiful, elegant, and with a sexy charm. A DJ was playing in the background, adding to the vibe without being intrusive. The restaurant features both indoor and outdoor seating, each space beautifully designed with dim romantic lighting, warm wood accents, and plants woven into the decor. We chose to sit outside and it was perfect. We turned to Google Maps for food suggestions and ended up ordering the eggplant schnitzel as a starter and the veal escalope for our main. The portions were generous, the presentation was excellent, and the quality of the food truly stood out. Everything was full of flavor and thoughtfully prepared. To top it off, they welcomed us with complimentary bread, olive oil, and thyme — and ended the meal with delicious Hungarian bubbles on the house. It’s those extra touches that really make a difference. A special shoutout to Martin, our waiter, who was incredibly helpful and added so much warmth to our experience. We highly recommend this place — it’s absolutely worth the visit!

Truly an incredible meal. I've eaten at a lot of good places and this is top 5 if not the best. This place should have a Michelin star. Every dish was phenomenal, words really can't describe how perfect everything was. This is fine dining at the highest level. It's tied together with incredible service. Our server Matte was on point and really sets an example of how a server should command the whole meal and delivery

After a disappointing visit some time ago, I decided to give Déryné another chance and I’m so happy I did! I completely fell in love with this place again. The food is delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. Every time I’ve been back, the experience has been excellent. The service is also 10/10: each time we were served by different waiters, and every one of them was kind and attentive. They paid attention to every little detail and made us feel truly welcomed. The atmosphere and decoration make it such a warm, cozy, and elegant place to be. It’s one of my favorite spots in Budapest, and I always look forward to going back. I recently celebrated my birthday here, and it couldn’t have been more perfect. Overall, Déryné has completely won me back. Amazing food, amazing service, amazing vibe. One of the best places in town!

Wonderful experience. Fantastic food. Great professional service by our server. Perfect for a relaxing slightly more upscale dinner. Excellent overall. Will be back. Highly recommend.

loved the ambiance. everyone was incredibly attentive throughout the entire night. although the portions are rather small, they were very tasty. we got the burrata salad, wagyu, carpaccio, and the fried eggplant side (which was surprisinly the best item) and all of them were fantastic. music style & volume definitely made our night. incredible bistro that lightens up this quiet area!

Great experience, after few year it’s still highest quality place. Everything, food , service, climate, music makes you feel comfortable and satisfied. Delicious food: eggplant schnitzel, home ragu, gratin potato, highest level of service and beautiful place is worth to visit this place and come back again.

Everything about Déryné is just perfect. I would give this restaurant 10/10. The food we ordered were a beef steak (dry aged chuck steak from local), octopus ceviche and jamon serrano. Our server Kristof recommended us with local wines to pair with, which were all amazing. I will definitely recommend this place to those who are looking for a great place to wine and dine! Thank you Kristof for an amazing recommendation throughout the dinner 😊

I had been here today for dinner. I'm not sure if this is intended to be a fine dining experience, but it felt like one in every way. Warm staff, quick service, delicious and satiating food and a cosy atmosphere. They have a crazy range of vegan desserts and pasteries (including Hungarian specialities) as well as a bunch of traditional hungarian stews, soups and kolozsvar — but all vegan! I ordered the Hungarian Bean Goulash Soup and a dobos tortazelet (desert), both of which are hungarian specialities. I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to have an authentic Hungarian culinary experience! The best part is that they're open even on Hungarian national holidays!

Very cute and classy-feeling restaurant. The staff were very kind but the music being shut off at 9:00 on the dot feels a bit hostile. I had the platter which was quite tasty, but the bean goulash was definitely the standout of the night! The desserts, thought plentiful in options, were lacking a bit in flavour - perhaps it was just the ones we chose. They also do not serve alcohol.

We had been to this restaurant as soon as we landed in Budapest and we had an amazing lunch here… I was very impressed for offering so many vegan options… We ordered Pad Thai and Falafel platter and it tasted delicious. So we had to return the next day to try more and we ordered their daily specials and it was yummy as well!:) The portions size is also very generous and the restaurant offers very reasonable price… Service is very polite and english friendly and the place is very clean and tidy… Highly recommendable…!!

Very cute little cafe and restaurant serving a variety of food from vegan takes on classic Hungarian dishes to pad Thai, gyros and falafel. We had the sharing plate which meant we didn't have to choose from the extensive menu and could try a bit of everything and fill up on some protein. For those looking for a lighter bite there are zucchini noodles dishes and salads on offer too. Drinks are varied but I believe they may all be non-alcoholic. We had the virgin mojito. For those searching for a treat the cage has an incredible range of exquisite cakes and also a variety of ice cream. Service was impeccable. Background music was 90s hits via the saxophone which felt extremely retro but quite fun.

Such a authentic place to have vegan food. We visited this place for lunch and tried a lot of dishes. They all are tasty, authentic and freshly made. Goulash soup, falafel platter, were outstanding. I would highly recommend.

Food is average. Potatoes are from frozen bags and are dry inside, the flavor is barely there. Falafel is also very dry. Seitan is also barely seasoned and it doesn’t taste so good. We expected more looking at the opinions. The best was goulash.

Lovely experience. Quick service. I had goulash soup and some kind of a stuffed cabbage. I was aware that it might be very sour which was really kind as I guess not all the visitors are used to this taste :) I liked both very much!

This place is a little street cafe. It’s not a lot to look at but boy does it punch above its weight regarding food! We communicated with the owner via Facebook and he reserved us a table. We loved the fresh weekly menu. A hidden gem

Very good service. The people are super helpful. The food was delicious. A unique twist on the traditional chimney cake with both sweet and soury options. Homemade lemonades and lots of smiles. :)

This is my absolute favourite place in all of Ráday Street. Service is extremely friendly and impeccable, they treat you like family here! Their food is outstanding, one of the best meat patties in the hamburger in all of Budapest! The proposition of a savoury chimney cake with meat sounds weird at first, but trust me, you should give it a try, it will surprise you in the best way possible! Love these guys, their energy and most importantly their sumptuous food!

Lovely people and amazing salty chimney ! The employees welcomed us so well and explained the entire menu perfectly 🫶

Originality is what attracted me here at first, as I never ate savoury Kurtöskalacz before. I had the one with duck and red cabbage and it was really amazing. Great experience. The staff was also very friendly and helpful, which was compensating for the slightly unclear display of the menu (lacking the sides for example or not really explaining the sizes properly). I also had a sweet Kurtöskalacz there, and even if it wasn't the best I ever had it was still very good. The issue with Kurtöskalacz is always that if you prepare them in advance they get dry very fast. This place definitely prepares them in advance but then coats them with a kind if syrup, preserving a bit of it's moisture, so partially compensating for the natural drying of the Kalacz with time. All in all, still a great experience.

They can prepare tasty burger , with special bread, meat was delicious. If you want to try something interesting, you may visit them, but this is not place with so high google review. Here is something wrong. Stuff was very kind and professional. But atmosphere in this cafe is not so clean, specially the air . Prices are about 10$ for each one. Not cheap, not huge.

Absolutely amazing experience at Hoppacska in Budapest! The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming, making us feel right at home. The food was delicious – full of flavour, beautifully presented, and truly memorable. Everything from start to finish was perfect. Definitely a 5-star spot – highly recommend!

Been coming here since 2021, got hooked up on their coffee and brunch! Staff is friendly, professional. Atmosphere is welcoming and spacious. Best coffee and brunch in town. Would recommend for everyone to try iced nitro latte at least once in their life.

Amazing food with great flavour. The presentation is beautiful! Best eggs florentine ive ever had and adding the bacon made it perfect. Staff are really welcoming and friendly, quick service.

i loved the vibes of the place! it’s very cozy with seating outside as well. we ordered a banana cake, pain au chocolat, and a croissant and it was all really delicious. coffee is good as well. service was also really amazing, the people were kind and friendly!

We had a reservation and we got a table immediately. Unfortunately my coffee wasn't very hot. Food was quite good. I also had smoked salmon. It was probably the cheapest salmon you can buy in a shop, very light,pale and unfortunately there were a few bones in it, which has never happened to me before. My boyfried had bacon, which was completely cold, fried in advance. We wanted a croissant but it was gone at 9:30. So I had a banana bread. It wasn’t very good. My first homemade banana was better. We won’t come back. There are bettter restaurants for breakfast in Budapest.

V.good taste of avocado toast bagel 🥯 , not wow but acceptable. -The veg with it unique -The bagel bread good. - Espresso was amazing 😋 -Cortado was good. -Croissant 🥐😍😋 Crunchy and delicious -The staff were friendly

Second visit in 5 days, almost same order, can't get over the vibes, atmosphere, staff hospitality and kindness, food freshness and presentation. Definitely a solid 5/5 and a strong recommendation for breakfast and brunch

Amazing food and amazing coffee. One of the best in town. It's located inside a hall so take notice it's not on the main streets. It's just in between. Lovely

Daubner is a letdown despite the hype. The waiting line is incredibly long and chaotic, with no clear system, and the staff isn’t particularly friendly. You even have to pay extra just to sit and eat your cake there, which feels unwelcoming. Also disappointing that they don’t offer milk-free options. Expected much more from such a famous place.

We recently visited Daubner Cukrászda, and I have to say, the cakes were the best I have ever tried also We tried some ice cream, and every single item was absolutely delicious. The quality and flavor were exceptional, making it well worth the trip. We will definitely come back. Highly recommended!

We ordered birds milk cake, chocolate and coconut cake and both were amazing. With high reviews and ratings here, they sure do live up to their excellent reputation. Their cakes taste delicious, and you can tell that they used fresh ingredients. It was an overall pleasant experience trying their cakes as it’s our first time in Budapest!

Always a long queue in that place. They should make the serving somehow simpler (I'm not sure how, but where there is a will there's a way). They have nothing at all sugar free product (people who have diabetes). I think it would be a nice gesture to have one cake on the menu for them. Anyway, the quality is exceptional, but I think it needs some improvement here and there, hence is only 4 stars.

This is our favorite bakery in Budapest for delicious pastries, desserts and even their gelato is incredible. Must try if you’re in town!

What can I say, it's an incredible bakery with amazing and unique cakes to Hungary. The variety they had was overwhelming, you could've spent several days, and you would still not be done trying all the cakes. Everything went very fast when you were ordering, they also had a lot of different flavours of ice creams. We got Pogácsa and a few different slices of cake and the cakes were very light and super tasty and the Pogcása were the star of the show. It is a bit outside, but it was a smooth ride to get there. Make sure to go here to get some pastries and cakes while in Budapest.

Amazing bakery. When I spent a week in a hotel 1km away I went here three times. It was that good. Lots of people every time but service was quick and not much waiting. Service also in English.

Pork fillets were good but only three slices. Chick legs were in good portion but a bit dried in terms of the taste. Soup was good although only three pieces of beef chunks that were slightly under par in terms of the taste. The vibe was good in general and provided us with ok experience. Maybe not the right dishes that I ordered this time!

Was looking for a place to taste Hungarian cuisine, and it’s definitely the right one! The portions are huge, the personnel is very friendly and approachable, and the service is really quick. We have ordered goulash and cottage-cheese pasta - were very delicious. Strongly recommended.

Absolutely amazing lunch! The paprikás csirke was perfectly cooked, true comfort food. And the mákosguba for dessert was fantastic, soft and full of poppy seed. A real Hungarian treat and the service was super friendly as well!

A must-try when in Budapest!😻 A wide selection of Hungarian dishes and the most delicious sweets! We ordered the Mákos and Pisztáciás Guba (poppy seeds and pistachio cake) Thanks to the welcoming staff!☺️

This is hands down the best pork I’ve ever had! 😃 tender, juicy, and packed with flavour. A MUST TRY ! Skip it, and you’ll regret it forever. I know I’m going to miss this so much when I’m back home in Singapore. 🇸🇬

I really liked this restaurant. They were super kind to us and accommodating of our toddler. We tried the gipsy steak, veal schnitzel, beer and Christmas cocktails. My toddler especially loved the schnitzel. Food is amazing here!

Perfect crusine, atmosphere, and service! I wanna visit again, because inside is cool enough to avoid the het and food is so delicious for the lunch! Also, great service.

I really liked this place a lot! A lot of mouthwatering special options.. everything vegan! I would definitely visit this place again when I'm back in Budapest

As a vegan and gluten-free person, this café feels like heaven! The raw, plant-based pastries are bursting with flavor, creativity, and freshness. The menu offers a wide variety, ensuring there’s something for everyone. The atmosphere is really cozy, and I felt nourished and energized. A must-visit for anyone seeking vegan, gluten-free healthy, raw and delicious pastries!

Had an iced matcha latte with the black sesame cashew cheesecake and omg I’m already thinking of coming back before my trip ends to try the other treats. The staff is lovely and very helpful. Bonus point for the homemade almond milk! 🥹🫶✨

My new favourite artisan/vegan coffee/cake shop in Pest, hands down! They have this amazing thing called sweet gorilla, i would discribe it as an in-house brewed (coffee and cocoa) mocha. Its the best, creamiest, cleanest and smoothest tasting amazing chocolaty coffee creation, that i can just not get out of my head. I loved the name so we had to order it cold (for me) and hot (for my partner) both were exceptional. I also appreciated the glass straw mine was served with. We tried the vegan ice-creams, i liked the mango best. We also sampled kne cake on the premises (strawberry matcha - was very good) and took a box of 4 home to try - the round raspberry was my fav, everyone loved the fusia punk one, the chai latte caramel is very good if you like those flavours. And the tiramisù for me was a bit too nutty tasting but still good. Service is very meticulous, helpful and friendly so just ask fir recommendations when you are there. Absolute must for all to take a photo on the hanging-trunk swing inside! Note: at the moment they are open from Thursday to Sunday only.

Easy 5 star. Seems simple but it’s not. Being predominantly sugar & gluten free, having tasteful products and such variety with lovely combinations is just revolutionary these days. A must visit. Job/passion well done/served!

Loved everything I had here, especially sugar free coconut ice cream. So good. If you're not sure what to have, give it a try. The pistachio one was okay, not really to my liking. Matcha-mango pie was also really good, refreshing and not too sweet.

Stopped by after shopping the Sunday market. What a great little find! Not only is the cafe adorable with so many coffee, tea and gelato options (vegan and Paleo options too), but the service was also personable. They were also thoughtful in helping me sort my currency. Highly recommend!

Found this lovely coffee place via Tripadvisor. Fresh cakes, tasty coffee and a huge variety of menu (also serving breakfast). Located in a beautiful villa, nice service.

Absolutely lovely place. I went there for brunch twice and the area, the villa, the food and the staff are great! Perfect if you want to go a little further than the city centre and still get that nice chill vibe of being away from the city without going too far

Unfortunately expected more from food. My burger had burnt buns , I’m not sure you can serve it in such conditions. Waffle was slim and dry. I wouldn’t repeat my order unfortunately, it was okay but for sure not the best in the town. Service and the view were perfect.

Everything was very nice, the food was delicious, the ambiance was like in a fairy tale. The staff was extremely kind 🌸

Wow, delicious fresh food, beautifully presented. Romantic decor, mostly locals. I highly recommend to reserve a place in advance.

So nice and cute place for brunch an early lunch . Amazing decoration and the service was really kind . I’ve eat brunch and lunch another time . And I liked. It a lot .

It is a nice, friendly place. However, it is good to book a table in advance. We’ve been there for a brunch on a Sunday at 10 o’clock, but we could keep the table until 11:30. I was eating French toast, which was really good and enough. There is a parking as well, but many times it is full below the restaurants there is a bakery, so you can also buy your bread and pastries.

The açaí bowls are amazing! And the service is great! They are also very nice and accommodating:) I loved it❤️ it’s a bit pricey, but it’s very delicious, would highly recommend it!

Anjuna Ice Pops also has amazing Açaí Bowls. We both had the Rio Calling and wow so good after walking around Budapest. 😊 Highly recommend!

Delicious dairy-free ice pops with great selection of flavors. You can taste that the ice pops are made with fresh fruits/nuts. My favorite is the mango-strawberry, which taste just like real fruit.

Very delicious ice cream. I absolutely recommend it. It’s not cheap but worth it.

We stopped by Anjuna Ice Cream, and it was the perfect sweet ending to the day. The kids were amazed, delicious flavors, great quality, and such a fun.

Delicious ended up going a few times. Love that its plant based.

Excellent tasting popsicle but very over priced. They have a decent variety of flavors. It was really fresh having them in a hot day. They offer dipping sauces and toppings too and thats nice.

Tiny little shop with delicious gf pinwheels and other baked goods. Service was warm and friendly. Only seating available are two bistro tables located outside. Highly recommend.

I came to this bakery because I needed gluten-free goodies for a uni event and ended up at this bakery. The staff were absolutely amazing, so friendly and patient! they got my order on time. While It's not the cheapest place, but the quality of both sweet and savory stuff totally worth it. Manager, if you’re reading: your staff deserve a raise!

The other day (average Monday, around 11 am) there was a queue of 2 ppl in front of the store, so I couldn't even get in to check what they have in stock... I was in a rush, I wanted a quick bite, a small gf pastry that I can have while we were walking to our destination, but I was told to go to the end of the queue. 😄 I left as there are many other 100% gluten free bakeries in Budapest, I just wanted to try out this place too as we were in the area. I am sure they have lovely products, but waiting in front of the store without even knowing what's inside...? No way.

Loved all the little gluten free options, some were even dairy free! I had some cookies and the gluten free cheese croissant. I loved it esp given how hard it is to find gluten free stuff :)

Brought my coeliac boyfriend here for some snacks and it was beyond delicious. The owner was very welcoming, gave some local recommendations and even popped some extra bites in.

Staff was friendly and tried to talk to me in English. Tried the gluten-free raisin bread and it’s delicious and has a good texture like normal bread (I wasn’t intolerant before.) Yet, be aware that their bread contains a lot of potato starch and tapioca and some xantan gum. Not the healthiest ingredients in my personal opinion.

A small but sweet gluten-free bakery. The best in Budapest 💕 Highly recommended!

A great and recommended place to enjoy a coffee and a chimney cake in the area. The staff was friendly and very helpful when we asked for restaurant recommendations. Coffee was good. Chimney cake was good, opted for the pistachio cream, and also the pistachio ice cream. It was not too sweet, which is as per our liking. The place was comfortable, some indoor tables with 2 level. And outdoor seating as well.

Did the Chimney Cake Workshop here in September and it was so much fun. It was a small group, only 4 people but still great. All of the tools were laid out ahead of time for each station and the explanation on how to create this delicious treat was easy to follow. You also get to make three which is such a treat. And we got certificates - so we're official!

The place is cozy and has great chimney cakes. Ahmad was amazing and helped us with our order! I totally recommend!

Had a lovely chimney cake workshop lead by Tabita! Thank you so much for the lovely time and the chimney cake turned out delicious!

Chimney cakes are amazing. Staff is so friendly. Ice cream is delicious too. Zita and Ahmad were incredibly helpful for first time chimney cakers!

My favorite place to eat something sweet in Budapest, Gina is my favorite! But whole crew is sweet like the their chimneys!

Zita and Ahmad were great! They made us delicious chimney cakes and let us watch the process.

Amazing and super fresh pastries, don't miss the bacon mustard twist and the walnut roll!

I got cinnamon roll, ajvar roll and bacon mustard twist all were great, but the CINNAMON ROLL IS OUT OF THIS WORLD. I dont think I ever ate any pastry so good, even in Copenhagen which is famous for pastries it was not as good as this one. Crispy, fluffy, sweet but not too much. Wow... 1000000/10, I hope to come to Budapest again just to have one or twenty more

The pasteries are delicious and the sweets smell amazing. It's affordable. The staff doesn't speak English but we had no problems ordering.

Delicious breads and coffee, love them all…recommend.

Cute little bakery with friendly staff. The croissant was good, but the cappuccino wasn’t quite there. It’s not barista-brewed, so it turned out weak and barely tasted like coffee. I’d still recommend stopping by for a pastry, just maybe get your cappuccino elsewhere.

Very nice coffee and pastries. Absolutely friendly staff! Would definitely come back !

We visited shortly after they opened on a Thursday. The staff were friendly and helpful, willing to explain their food items in English. The food itself is wonderful and priced well

Wow wow wow the food was really good. I came with my non vegan boyfriend and he enjoyed the food as well. But what we enjoyed the most is Patric our waiter. He was really nice!!!! And gave us good wine recommendations and he was really professional. There was another waitress who was very nice as well. I really recommend.

Went here twice during our visit to Budapest. My party tried a variety of foods, the pictures attached are what I had. This restaurant is great if you are vegan and you would like to try some Hungarian food while in Budapest. Pictured are bean goulash, mushroom stew, and a Hungarian cottage cheese dessert. There are also schnitzels, pizzas, cream cakes, and plenty of other foods available on the menu. The food was fresh and tasty, my only reservation would be that it is rather pricey. Also probably best to make a reservation as the place was full both nights that we went - for good reason! Staff are polite, there are toilet facilities available, and it is in a good location.

Extremly friendly and helpful staff. And the food was heavenly delicious. The interior is beautiful, creating a good vibe for eating. Had a really good time here, surely we will go back as many times as we can. Highly recommend!

We had a delicious vegan meal and drinks here. The atmosphere, decor and food were all beautiful. We were also served by a great waiter (wish we got his name! Young man, blue eyes and I think blondish hair, working lunch time on 3rd October 2025), who was funny, attentive and friendly. I would definitely recommend giving this place a try.

We visited Vegan Garden today and tried the Vegan Brassoi and the Mushroom Paprikash, both recommended by our waiter. In fact the Vegan Brassoi should have had tomato sauce, pea etc which we could not see(certainly did not look like the picture on their menu).Unfortunately, we found the taste of both dishes a bit bland, which was disappointing as we had high expectations from the reviews we had read of the restaurant . The staff, however, was great, our waiters were efficient and served with a smile. While we would not order these two dishes again, we would be willing to return to try other items on the menu.

The most amazing vegan restaurant in the whole city -- maybe even the best vegan food I've ever had!!!!! Everything was fresh and delicious -- the cream cake and the lavender lemonade are what dreams are made of!!!! We loved it so much we went twice!! Ordered totally different things for each visit and was blown away by it all. Bravo, VEGAN GARDEN!!!

I was really excited to discover the thriving vegan food scene in Budapest. It meant I could enjoy traditional Hungarian dishes reinvented as vegetarian or vegan recipes. I showed up late on a Saturday night without a reservation, but luckily they still had tables available. The waiters were a bit slow taking orders—probably because the place was pretty busy—but that’s understandable. I tried the goulash, and it was delicious! The Hungarian cream cake was tasty too, but honestly, it was way too rich and creamy for me to finish on my own. Definitely a dessert meant for two or three people to share. All in all, it’s a great spot if you’re looking for good vegan food in Budapest.

Absolutely loved the cake and coffee here! It’s amazing how delicious everything was, even without gluten and sugar. Highly recommend this place for a guilt-free treat!

Absolutely adorable little cake spot. I had what I assume was a chocolate moose cake. And for being gluten and sugar free, it fulfilled my cravings. So light and delish! It could have been more chocolatey, but it was very good. And the price I paid seemed reasonable. The girl didn’t speak much English, but she was still pleasant and did her best to communicate. They serve cake by the slice as well as gelato.

Tucked away behind Andrassy street, this is a sweet little "cukraszda" (cake shop) that specialises in a wide range of sugar free (xylitol, erithritol, stevia) cakes many of which are also dairy and gluten free and some of them paleo. The paleo was good. My favourite was the apricot with "cream cheese" as it featured two complimentary layers of cream cheese with rice bits and spinge with nuts. Unlike some diet / vegan cafes like Naspolya which use very high quality ingredients that are mostly bio and sourced from abroad, unsurprisingly, there's some compromise at these low prices but it'd still recommend the place.

We accidentally discovered this place. The lady was absolutely lovely and helpful. The cakes were amazing. I wish we could have tried more of them. I definitely recommend this nice little shop.

The service was very good and the small upstairs seating was wonderfully decorated. My family and I enjoyed the desserts very much. The flavors were good.

Really good! Tasty cakes and cookies. Fantastic and with significatly less carbohydrates! I admired the quality

Really tasty and hospitable, lots of choices, nicely decorated, would recommend, the price is really good too

This place is too good to be true!! The variety of options is super big, savoury & sweet.. which made it very hard to pick. I would highly recommend you to try the smokey scone, and definitely the cinnamon roll.

My favourite is the smoked and zucchini pogača. The rustic pizza is no longer crispy but still tasty. It has a dominant pesto and tomato taste. The lady serving us is really nice and friendly.

Cute alleyway and fantastic pastry. It was a hot day and we forgot the water bottle at the hotel, they offered us free water and it was greatly appreciated. Great people adds so much to a good business. Thank you

To be very honest. They tasted ok. My fav was the round big apricot buns. We bought quite a lot. My friend said she prefer the salty pastry. It was average but not impressive.

The most delicious vegan chocolate bun and plum dumpling I have ever had. They make good cappuccino as well, you can take away or sit outside. Really nice staff too.

Amazing vegan bakery. We tried the chocolate snail, the hungarian rustic pizza, and a breakfast roll, each was as fantastic as the last. They also do great soy coffee. Friendly service and very affordable too.

Really cute vegan bakery! And there were many kinds of breads and snacks! I brought my dish to do Zero waste! The food was really tasty!

Tucked away in the heart of Budapest, just a stone’s throw from the majestic Danube River and the bustling tram lines, lies a quaint bakery that feels like a slice of home. This boutique pastry shop, with its warm, family-oriented atmosphere, invites locals and travelers alike to indulge in a delightful array of baked goods. Upon entering, you’re greeted by the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries, a testament to the shop’s commitment to quality and tradition. The selection is commendable, offering a variety of treats that cater to both traditional Hungarian tastes and international palates. While the shop exudes charm, visitors might find themselves a tad bewildered if not fluent in Hungarian. The English language barrier can present a momentary puzzle, but the staff’s hospitality and the universal language of delicious food quickly bridge any gaps in communication. This central Budapest bakery is a worth visiting. Its proximity to the Danube and the city’s sights makes it an ideal stop for a sweet respite. Despite the language hurdle, the experience is overwhelmingly positive, leaving you with a taste of Hungary’s rich culinary heritage and the warmth of its people.

Unfortunately the espresso is too roasted and too hot. The bakery is okay, there are much better coffees in town.

More interested being on the phone, than serving customers. Very average food

Anna was the best and cutest worker ever today, everything was amazing especially the pistachio croissant I highly recommend🙉

Excellent pastries, delicious coffee, and friendly service! Stopped in both mornings we were in Budapest.

Not fresh croissants, they were dry and stale, as was the staff. Not recommended. (Edited) Hmm? I dont have a car.

Fantastic pastries and coffee. Lovely place with a good vibe and good music.

Well, we had to have at least one time when we were here. This type of delectable mouthwatering treat must always be consumed while on vacation. We stopped into this shop after dinner and the line was not that bad, but still it would have helped if there were more people working. The staff members were polite, but not overly friendly. This was probably due to the number of people they had to serve, which can wear you down. There are both indoor and outdoor seating areas and a restroom inside for customers. As for ice cream, it’s ice cream, and who doesn’t like ice cream, which makes the world a better place.

Over priced over sweet over rated cones with Nutella and tons of whipped cream for about 2,900 each … If u crave sugar then don’t hesitate and you can expect to burn out the calories by 2027 if lucky - lol

Nice little shop in the middle of the city, just near the ferry wheel. Love the chimney cake here. We chose the one with cinnamon outside and apple cinnamon stuffing inside.

The chimney cake shop at Deák in Budapest offers freshly made, warm, and delicious kürtőskalács with various flavors and toppings. The aroma is inviting, and the staff are friendly. It’s a perfect spot for a quick, authentic Hungarian treat while exploring the city center.

By far the best and the sweetest desserts in Budapest. You can take out or sit outside and enjoy your treat. We chose two with delicious ice cream.

Bad service, The blonde girl working at the store was very rude. We simply asked if they had white chocolate, and she replied disrespectfully that they only have what’s shown in the picture. Then she started talking to her coworker about us. Very unprofessional behavior!!!!

Atmosphere and service are awesome. Very detailed explanations and the flavors were simply wonderful. Highly recommend to visit when in Budapest!

Good as the other branches, but coffee is more expensive for some reason. They have a nice huge table where everyone sits and eats the newly grabbed bakery, making the atmosphere inside very cozy.

Baked goods are great but on the expensive side. I mentioned this to the sales person, a woman with dark hair, and she flipped out. She became offensive saying things like “this is not the Albanian bakery” and “don’t talk to me, I don’t care what you say”, and when I said how horrible her reaction was, she tried to ridiculed me for complaining about her attitude. Definately not suited for customer service!

Tasty savory twists, and good coffee. Morose service, but that’s the Budapest default, so don’t take it personally. No trays. No iced coffee. No smile.

Good coffee, nice pastries and sandwiches.

Very coasy place. Pastry is delicious, especially the rolls. We tried raspberry cinemon roll and chocolate roll. The coffee is also good 👍

Amazing bakery and also very popular among locals. Rich flavours, quality ingredients, nice service. Not much space to sit around but perfect for a grab 'n' go. They have booth sweet and salty options, 4-5 each usually and a couple of kinds of breads too.

The best Hungarian pastry I've had in the city. I love this company, they have recently opened some new locations too. My favourite are the different sweet rolls, and the gorgonzola cheese filled pastry. The prices are very reasonable too, you can have an excellent breakfast under 1000 forints (3-4€). Note that the last time I've been here, they only accepted cash.

Very good strudel, we were happy about it!

It's THE place if you want to try rétes/ strudel. It's a small authentic place that serves strudel and coffee. They have a variety of filling, I tried the cottage cheese and it was yummy!

Delicious strudels! Perfect place for breakfast. The service lady was lovely and friendly The poppy seed one was our favourite.

Very delicious strudel, affordable price and a very comfortable place!! I really love this place.

Small shop with fresh hand-made pastries. Staff very kind. Recommended.

I can say only good things. Staff is kind and helpful. The drinks and food are excellent. Quite and comfortable environment!

If you like home made quality pastries filled with real fruit, or poppy seed or cottage cheese (and you should), GO HERE!

Upon arrival, the first thing I had to do was clean the toilet myself, as it was sticky and covered in dust. The bathroom floor was visibly unclean, with strands of hair and sticky residues throughout. While the bed linens were at least clean, the overall condition of the hotel left much to be desired. The property is clearly old, which in itself would not be a problem if cleanliness were maintained to a reasonable standard — unfortunately, it is not. The floor in the reception area was dirty, and the same applied to the pool area. During my stay, I did not once see any staff performing cleaning duties. In the morning, while sitting in the pool (advertised as being 30°C), I noticed debris and dirt floating on the surface. The pool stairs were similarly unclean, with visible buildup in the corners. The fact that the hotel is dated does not justify the lack of hygiene. This establishment does not meet the expectations or standards of a 4-star hotel. Despite numerous reviews mentioning the same concerns — lack of cleanliness, outdated furniture, and stained carpets — no noticeable improvements appear to have been made. Additional issues included a dirty room door that seemed untouched for months, a mirror covered in spots, and a malfunctioning bathroom drain. In summary, cleanliness and maintenance are significantly below what should be expected at this rating level. I hope management takes the consistent feedback seriously and implements the necessary changes.

We were warmly and professionally welcomed by the young receptionist, which made for a perfect start to our stay. The spa area is very well maintained and wonderfully relaxing. Special thanks to Daniel and David at the River Bar – they are incredibly friendly, attentive, and always in high spirits. They truly are the heart of the bar and made us feel so well taken care of. The food was outstanding. Overall, a fantastic stay – we can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel! We Stay in Room 150

Absolutely loved this hotel. Couldn't fault it. The pool area was just divine. So relaxing with warm/hot pools and jacuzzi/sauna. We dined in the hotel bar most evenings of our 9 night stay and the food and service were outstanding. Orsolya Dósa allocated us a great room with river view & twin beds, as requested. Vilmos Kubicsek was very attentive, friendly and anticipated our every need. Nikoletta and our regular waiter (pictured here with us, missed his name sorry) made each mealtime something to look forward to. Huge thanks to all involved. We loved EVERY second of our stay with you.

We were very happy during our stay in this hotel. The staff was absolutely amazing, kind, polite, and sweet. River Bar with the best drinks and service during our whole stay. The spa is wonderful, with two pools, jacuzzi, sauna, and a gym that my boyfriend enjoyed very much as I did with the Aphrodite Bar. We will be back for sure.

The hotel is very conveniently located, well connected for travelers by car or public transportation. Our room was spotless clean, however the design is a bit outdated, both in the room and bathroom. We didnt go to the spa, although wanted to check it out, maybe next time. All in all a pleasant stay.

I’ve stayed in the hotel several times because it’s close to our office in Budapest. The previous times that I went the staff was lovely and there were no issues. This time it was different. When checking in there was only 1 person at the front desk and there was a line of 4 people (including me); it took a while and we were in a rush for a work dinner. We shared with the lady at the desk that we are pressed by time but she didn’t bother to look for a colleague, or see if the other guests would let us check in first, etc. There were no shampoo, shower gel and conditioner in the room. The water wasn’t draining properly in the bath either. I reported this at the front desk and asked if they could refill these. They reassured me they would but then when I tried to shower again (the following morning), I saw the conditioner and gel weren’t refilled at all and the shampoo just a little… The fridge wasn’t cooling off. Last but not least, they contacted me via chatbot in WhatsApp to remind me to check out (the day before I was scheduled to check out). Poor strategy. It just irritated me and made me feel they can’t wait for me to leave. It would have been much more appropriate to contact me prior to my arrival, etc. All in all - compared to other times, it’s been a subpar experience. Hope this feedback is taken in a productive way, as the only reason for me to leave it is because I like the hotel and would like it to maintain its quality. Thank you!

This is an unsatisfied experience First of I wanna start with the good things. - the hotel location is fine, the reason I give it 3 is beacuse there isnt a lot close by. - the spa area is nice and the people very nice. The food is incredible though The bad things - the service overall is very bad, since they told us we didnt have free use of the bar and drinks, we paid for everything and on the last day they said we have free use, after we paid so many times, so their mistake is hugely unappreciated - we got room cleaning without nobody cleaning the bathroom, just sweep the floors a bit -one guy we asked if he knew what was behind a door in the room, and he said he had no idea. How do you not know when you work there? This hotel is kinda lame imo

I recently tried the chimney cake from the cafe, and it was a delightful experience! Freshly made in just 10 minutes, each flavor was a treat. I sampled the pistachio, chocolate, and apricot, and all were incredibly delicious—rich and satisfying. The variety offered is impressive, making it hard to choose just one. The price is reasonable for such a quality dessert, but I did find the paper costing nearly 600 HUF a bit unfriendly. Overall, though, the chimney cake is definitely worth trying for anyone with a sweet tooth! Highly recommended!

Definitely a must try even if you are not a fan of Kürtőskalács, they have a remarkable amount of varieties so you can taste them the way you like the most, price is not cheap, however considering the product and the results it is worthy, specially if you consider you can easily pay the same amount for average or disappointing ones on the city center.

Gluten free chimney cakes!! This place offers GF chimney cakes on a Wednesday and a Friday. They are made fresh and you have a range of flavour choices. The staff were lovely and very helpful. My husband tasted mine to compare it to his 'normal' one and said it was just as good.

Delicious, freshly made chimney cake. One is enough for 2 people. We ordered the pistachio flavour which was delightful. They also serve Costa coffee which was an added bonus 😊

Budapest's one of chimneycake place. Overpriced, typical tourist place, no hygiene, no gloves, no toilets. One of Budapest thats not rcommend. One cake took about 40 minutes. I do not recommend it to anyone.

Must visit to this place if you are in hungary and want to eat the best traditional Hungarian dessert in a new wave refresh taste design! Kürtöskalács with vanilla cream (pudding) with raspberry scattered on the top and spiked with chocolate sauce! The best in the city in the country in the world! Amazing! Great combination it is a masterpiece! Simple and fantastic the best! Try it you won’t regret it! Highly recommended place! Must have on your list during your stay in Budapest Hungary! We arrive just a few minutes before they closed and the team was fantastic! Everybody were doing their duty but kind smile and very respectful with us! Wish to have more places like this everywhere! These people love their job and the customers!

Good coffee and crazy variety of chimney cakes, extremely tasty, I recommend the raspberry one, with melted chocolate ❤️

We stayed in Budapest for four days, on our first we tried this bakery for breakfast and fell in love with it. We then got breakfast from here everyday of our trip. There was a wide variety of pastries all available at a very reasonable price. Our personal favourite was the raspberry and vanilla but everything was delicious. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a good breakfast in the area.

Fabulous bakery for fresh and delicious pastries, great coffee, friendly service and very reasonable prices. Only a few seats for eating-in but worth getting food/coffee to-go and enjoy elsewhere!

Such a wonderful place. The owner and his family share their love of the land to your table. All of the baked products are produced farm to table by this family. They take pride and every bite will fill you with the love that they have put into their products. It's sad that we are now so far away.

Wonderful place to have a simple, quite but tasty breakfast. The produce is high quality. Nice cozy place.

Amazing pastries, great coffee, friendly service. One of the best in the city! Small place, but lovely.

The owner and staff were incredibly fantastic. We bought a variety of breads they had made for the day. My only regret was not taking a picture of any of them because they were so DELICIOUS 🤤! Sorry for whoever reads this and be disappointed to not see pictures.

Super cozy bakery! The fresh - out of the oven pastries had a delicious fragrance. You can choose between a great variety of croissants and traditional bakes. Highly recommended!

Truly amazing bakery located in the centre of Budapest, but in a quieter area. The flat white tastes better than other bakery shops I have been so far in Budapest, so as the pastries. They also have sourdough but they don't slice the bread for their customers. But all the all, the pastries and the coffee are really good, so as the very reasonable price.

This is not a pain au chocolat! While they sell it as one! I have been going there since a couple of years ago, but last week I was extremely disappointed. The pain au chocolat has been always very original and delicious. But recently they have changed the recipe and not only it's not original but it also tastes bad 😣 the layers were extremely heavy, not buttery as the original good quality recipe. There was a weird thing around what they sold as pain au chocolate which was soaked with a sweet syrup 😰 you can see the texture, the weird coating and the sticky syrup o the photo. They commented on my post that the picture is not of a pain au chocolat and I agree! The problem is that they sold this as pain au chocolat, it was old, soaked is syrup and extremely sweet . I also checked on Wolt, they have removed the pain au chocolat from their offers.

Kind teams but the food is really not good. The bread of the sandwich was dry and the garnish was not tasty at all. One exception was the thona fish sandwich which was incredibly salty. Never again.

The supposedly French-inspired "baguette" with french flour and hipster sourdough starter tastes like a Frenchman's tears. Poorly baked, much too much dough inside, and probably baked a good 12 hours earlier. This is what supermarket bread tastes like in France, not what bakery bread tastes like.

A few weeks ago I visited this pastry-shop. Nothing fancy but the way how the guest is served it's really amusing. I think that I'm gonna visit this place another time! 😀

I had a wonderful experience at Három tarka macska! The pastries were absolutely delicious, and the staff was so friendly and welcoming. The cozy atmosphere made it the perfect place for a sweet treat. I'll definitely be coming back for more! ..Perfect place for a healthy breakfast.

Bought 2 pastries for takeaway for 900HUF. It was so hard it was barely edible. First and last time here, had high hopes for the place but turned out to be a big disappointment.