Toronto :any good Hungarian / Viennese bakeries / pastry remaining?
I am told there used to be many. Now? Any great Dobos Torts ? Palacsinta?
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You can get both Dobos Torta and palacsinta out at Blue Danube in Etobicoke..Lots of other Hungarian goodie's including smoked meats made in house.
http://www.bluedanubesausagehouse.com/
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Thank you--very responsive suggestion.
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The Prague on Queen west makes an awesome Palacinky (Czech equivalent) and as well there is a place on Augusta in Kensington called "Krepesz" that specializes in Huungarian Palacsinta, but I haven't personally tried them as yet.
www.krepesz.com
Interested to find out where you can find a good Sachertorte, now that Konditor has long closed at Queen and Woodbine.
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