The Hungarian Pastry Shop
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Mellow, dimly lit cafe & bakery selling cappuccino, croissants & Eastern European treats.
attractions: Riverside Park, Morningside Park, HI New York City Hostel, The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, Columbia University, Westside Market NYC, H Mart, T.J. Maxx, Columbia University Bookstore, The Riverside Church, restaurants: Melba's Restaurant, Harlem Tavern, Absolute Bagels, Flor de Mayo Restaurant, BLVD Bistro NY, Chocolat Restaurant & Bar, Levain Bakery – Harlem, NYC, Mama's TOO!, Tom's, Silvana
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Description
Mellow, dimly lit cafe & bakery selling cappuccino, croissants & Eastern European treats.
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Since none of this information appears to be available online: Prices are not written anywhere neither online (somewhat common, still annoying though) *nor in the store* (uncommon for a bakery-café & certainly annoying). Everything was about 4-5$ (for individual pastries) at the time of this review February 2024. Which is within typical current nyc pricing for specialty bakeries so you’re not “getting a deal” here but I do think you’re getting a more special product so there’s value in that. Not a good enough price to keep me coming back regularly personally. All the strudel slices are 5$. All the hamentash cookies are 4$. They also serve baklava and my guess would be that they’re 5$/portion. The spinach cheese pastry is only made in the morning and runs out by about 12pm and costs 6$ I got the poppy strudel because poppy pastries are hard to find in nyc and I’m keen to come up with an inventory of the “best poppy pastries” in nyc. It was delicious. The poppi paste they make/use is delicious — it’s very easy and sweet and not too dense or intense or heavy. Which could also be considered a flaw depending on your taste. I appreciate both tastes. So if I were looking for an intense and pure taste of poppy I wouldn’t get this pastry. Waiting to try the poppy hamentash but my assumption would be that they use the same paste. Service was obviously excellent. The vibe or ‘cadre’ (as we say in French) is excellent. It feels like a café. This is what a café is. Neither an international chain nor a specialty coffee roaster but a « café » an actual café worthy of the name. The chairs and tables outside could have more charm however. All in all, great experience, this place is an UWS gem.
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Nearby Attractions Of The Hungarian Pastry Shop
Riverside Park
Morningside Park
HI New York City Hostel
The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
Columbia University
Westside Market NYC
H Mart
T.J. Maxx
Columbia University Bookstore
The Riverside Church

Riverside Park
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Morningside Park
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The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Hungarian Pastry Shop
Melba's Restaurant
Harlem Tavern
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Flor de Mayo Restaurant
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Tom's
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