The Hungarian Pastry Shop

The Hungarian Pastry Shop of the Upper Westside of New York is a delightfully cozy cafe catering to Columbia University intelligentsia and to tourists of the Cathedral of St. John. A fixture of the community for more than 35 years, it is definitely worth a visit.

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�� Located in the Columbia University neighborhood just across the street from the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, The Hungarian Pastry Shop serves croissants, danish, tarts, turnovers, pastries, cookies and cakes. It offers a large selection of coffees and teas � both hot and cold. Soft lighting, original artwork, and wood tables and chairs make the Pastry Shop particularly conducive to reading, relaxing, chatting or studying. On sunny days, patrons take advantage of sidewalk chairs and tables. The Hungarian Pastry Shop has been the setting of a scene in several movies including Woody Allen's Husbands and Wives. In existence for more than 35 years, it is a favorite spot for Columbia University students and intelligentsia as well as tourists coming to visit the magnificent Cathedral.

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The Hungarian Pastry Shop
1030 Amsterdam Avenue
(between West 110th and 111th streets)
New York, NY 10025
212-866-4230

	��What Others Say About The Hungarian Pastry Shop
	"Delicious desserts and beverages complimented by the presence of friendly, easygoing employees." � The Columbia Spectator "A Morningside Heights original� . � . � . � an Amsterdam Avenue landmark." � Time Out New York "A favorite spot for the famous, the studious, and neighborhood diehards." � Skylines, a publication of New York Air "We love the butter-saturated croissants and the cinnamon buns." � NYPress (Voted Best Uptown Coffeehouse by NYPress) "Chocolate cakes, Dobos and Sacher tortes, Linzer tarts, a veritable anthology of Austro-Hungarian favorites." � Travel & Leisure "This cute little coffee shop is one of a kind with its cozy atmosphere and friendly service." � The Observer In NewYork Woman, author Suzanne Vega referred to The Hungarian Pastry Shop as her favorite dive.

Also of interest is the Symposium Restaurant serving Greek food and located around the corner on West 113th Street.

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