Everybody has a secret sweet tooth and now is the time to indulge yours! The Audi Dining Guide Top100 has finally arrived and it lists the top Hungarian patisseries around the country.
The Hungarian cuisine is excellent, especially when it comes to sweets. The past years have only proved this with Hungarians excelling in national and international competitions alike. Revolutionary visions of sweetness are made reality with increasing frequency. The Audi Dining Guide has spared us the miles of going through every pastry shop in the country and evaluating them. Now, we’re here to tell you where to look for the best bites! Check out the list and embark on a journey to taste these delights!
The best of Hungary
The Audi Dining Guide Top100 Restaurant Guide has assorted for us the best of the country – capital and countryside alike. The winners include those who represent the French culinary scene in Hungary along with those who are going for a more traditional gastronomic experience for their visitors. Some are famous for their extravagant creations, others are for their more refined forms. Let’s not waste time any longer, here are the sweet top ten!
First place went to Málna The Pastry Shop this year. They have broken into the culinary scene with fervour and outbreaking success! They bring a special lightness into their creations which are absolutely unmissable.
Below, you can see which patisseries made it into the TOP10 of the Audi Dining Guide Top100 Restaurant Guide:
- Málna The Pastry Shop
- Auguszt József Patisserie
- Bergmann Patisseries
- Chouchou
- DessertForYou
- Gerbeaud Café
- Harrer Chocolate Workshop and Patisserie
- Kollázs Patisserie
- Nour – Art Of Desserts
- The Ritz-Carlton Budapest
TOP 7 countryside patisseries
Usually when a list says “the best of Hungary”, it mostly means Budapest. Well, to avoid this, the Audi Dining Guide has assembled the list of the top 7 countryside patisseries:
- Harrer Chocolate Workshop and Patisserie – Sopron
- Bergmann Patisseries – Balatonfüred
- Desszertem – Miskolc
- Le Téne Dessert Workshop & Café – Badacsony
- Mónisüti – Gyenesdiás
- Nour – Art Of Desserts – Budaörs
- Sakura Patisserie – Nagymaros
The best of the best
Another important award that was given out this year is a brand new category from the Audi Dining Guide. The ‘best of the best’ rating only goes to, well, the best of the best. This was given to the Mihályi Patisserie which is located in Vác. It is a must visit spot for all those who have a strong sweet tooth.
This award is an especially nice gift for the Mihályi Patisserie’s 14th birthday. The founder, László Mihályi, brought his experience from abroad and incorporated it into the traditional Hungarian sweet scene. Allegedly, as magyarorszagom.hu writes, he was the one to introduce the so-called French pastry style into Hungary. Making the best of both worlds, the Mihályi Patisserie is offering a wide range of desserts from the Hungarian as well as the Italian and French culinary spectrum. You can order a simple Dobos cake from them and receive an unexpected take on the timeless classic, which won’t disappoint you.
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