I got a cheesecake slice and some custard cake thing (unsure the exact name) Cheesecake was standard - no complaints at all but nothing memorable. The custard cake was really good - pairs well...
Hungarian Pastry Shop
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The Hungarian Pastry Shop, established in 1961 by Hungarian immigrants, has been a cornerstone of the Morningside Heights community for over six decades. Now in its third generation of ownership, the café continues to serve delicious pastries and bottomless coffee, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for patrons to linger and enjoy their surroundings.
Located across from The Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, the café offers a unique experience with outdoor seating that allows guests to savor their coffee while taking in the impressive views. Renowned as a haven for writers, the shop proudly displays the works of over 50 authors, alongside countless dissertations and papers from students at nearby Columbia University.
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I'd heard great things about this place but did not have a positive experience. I was waiting my turn in line and just as I got to the front and a person behind the counter asked "Who's next" a...
I happened into the Hungarian Pastry Shop after touring the Cathedral at St John Divine. Loved the vibe. There were people with their laptops, people reading, & people chatting. On the...
This place is super cute and had a line around 1130 on a Saturday. Tons of seating indoor and outdoor. I ordered the cherry cheese strudel and Hungarian iced coffee and neither were my flavor...
Hyped up pastry shop near Columbia University. The interior is cool, the waiting line long, the staff remains lovely. The pastries and cakes were nice, but to be honest, I would not travel across...
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