Reviewers describe Chateau Euro as a standout Hungarian pastry shop with high quality european pastries, delicious flavors, and a strong sense of hungarian tradition through items like kremes, linzer, beigli, and pogácsa. Very friendly staff and owner, along with excellent coffee, contribute to a welcoming atmosphere and a consistently positive experience. Many customers say it is the best Hungarian pastry in town and express plans to return and bring friends, noting the location is convenient and the offerings are inviting. While the overall impression is highly favorable, some comments point out that a few desserts do not meet the high standard, mentioning that the chocolate and caramel cake has an unpleasant texture and that the rum cake lacks real rum flavor. Several reviewers praise the quality, variety, and presentation, with many noting that almost everything tasted feels like a personal favorite and that the staff are patient and helpful. Overall the reviews portray Chateau Euro as a top european patisserie in the area, valued for authenticity, warmth, and the willingness to please visitors who travel from afar.
Stopped by yesterday while I was delivering to another store. Bought 2 pieces of peach cheesecake & was very disappointed, it was grainy & had a jelly texture. That to me is not a cheesecake sorry to say.
I'm Hungarian & have lived in several major cities across Canada, & I can confidently say this is the best Hungarian-tasting bakery I've found here. The flavours are the closest to what I grew up with, & I'm still thinking about the kremes, linzer, beigli, & pogácsa I tried over the weekend. I live 30 minutes away, but I'll definitely be coming back-& bringing friends!
Good variety, excellent Hungarian pastries.
It is very hard to make a choice. I want one of everything!
Do I have a favourite? Everything I tasted is my favourite.
As good as anything you may get at Now York Cafe in Budapest.
Personnellement, j'ai trouvé qu'il n'y avait rien de spécial à cette pâtisserie. J'ai trouvé qu'elles étaient très belles, mais qu'elles n'était pas bonnes au niveau du goût. On a bien aimé la tarte au citron, même si ce n'était pas la meilleure que nous avons mangée. Pour ce qui est du reste, je ne vous conseille pas du tout de prendre le gâteau au chocolat & au caramel. C'est extrêmement désagréable comme texture. Le gâteau au rhum ne goûte même pas le rhum. Nous avons bien aimé la tarte à la custarde, mais ce n'est pas non plus quelque chose qui vaudrait la peine de s'y arrêter. Le dessert au café était plutôt sympathique.
Belle experience en plus j'ai pu parler hongrois avec la vendeuse c'était cool. La jeune vendeuse un peu timide, mais très patiente & aidante. :) ont es venu de loin pour découvrir cette endroit
