Gourmet Strudel Cafe’

This is a very comfortable spot to relax without any worries. The hookah is excellent, and the tea and coffee are classic choices. The owner is very friendly and knows most, if not all, of his customers. It's conveniently located and has parking available.

The food here is incredibly delicious and made fresh right in the store. However, the place has a quirky atmosphere, resembling a flea market with its decor, and there are no seats available. If they could tidy up the space and provide a proper café setting, it would be fantastic.

The pastries and croissants are absolutely delightful, especially when they’re fresh and warm! The owner is very friendly and truly invests her heart into the business. The ambiance reflects an old-world charm, so don’t expect a modern style—this place has its unique character, and I adore it just as much as the coffee shop around the corner!

This is the best candy shop around! I've never tasted strudels as amazing as these, and the other baked treats and chocolates were equally fantastic. We'll definitely be returning!

I have to try the apple strudel! This is a small bakery opposite the Old World Restaurant. I'm not a stalkman, but we went in and the friendly lady sold us on it. I ate something and went back for more! Apparently this is the Hungarian style, the Phyllo dough used instead of the thicker cake crust. So light and fluffy! Although they are covered with some powder sugar, I think they are not too sweet. She also mentioned that she used Fiji apples. All in all, recommended! $9 ea. I also tried the croissant and it wasn't bad, $3. You also have seasonal plum strudel from next week!