People come to this place dating from 1901 for its macarons, traditional Hungarian cakes and pogácsa (savoury scone). You can also enjoy a coffee and cake in the minimalist cafe (with mostly standing tables), but it's worth the trip to buy one of the best slices of cake – try the sour-cherry pite (400Ft) or flódni (520Ft) – in town.
Daubner Cukrászda
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