4.5 ·
Join the locals at Daubner Confectionery, a Buda pastry shop dating back to around 1901. Queue for a slice of cake, a scoop of ice cream or a savoury Gouda pogácsa at moderate prices.
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Daubner Confectionery is a pastry shop in Budapest's II. kerület that dates to around 1901 and is regarded as a local favourite rather than a tourist trap. It is known for cakes and ice cream, plus croissants and savoury pogácsa, and reviewers mention a Sacher and chocolate cakes alongside small Gouda pogácsa.
Lines are a constant feature, and the ordering process can feel slow, though prices are described as moderate and quality as among the best in the city. It is closed on Mondays.
Daubner Confectionery is a pastry shop in Budapest's II. kerület that dates to around 1901 and is regarded as a local favourite rather than a tourist trap. It is known for cakes and ice cream, plus croissants and savoury pogácsa, and reviewers mention a Sacher and chocolate cakes alongside small Gouda pogácsa.
Lines are a constant feature, and the ordering process can feel slow, though prices are described as moderate and quality as among the best in the city. It is closed on Mondays.
Duration
20 min
Best time
morning, lunchtime, afternoon or early evening
Intensity
Easy pace
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Daubner Cukrászda is widely considered one of Budapest's most iconic and popular confectioneries, primarily known as a local favorite rather than a tourist trap. 👍 Long lines are a constant, especially on weekends, though the service is generally quick. 👌 Their Pogácsa (savory scones) is legendary, particularly…
Gary Zavi
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