Freyja - the croissant story in Budapest: photos, reviews

About

Freyja - the croissant story, nestled in the heart of Budapest, is a haven for croissant enthusiasts and food lovers alike. With a moderate price range of 2,000 to 4,000 HUF per person, this café-bakery hybrid offers an enticing selection of European and French cuisine. Delight in an array of mouthwatering pastries, from crispy, fresh croissants to delectable cakes, paired perfectly with a good cup of coffee or a creamy latte.

Start your day with a delightful breakfast or a leisurely brunch in an excellent atmosphere, supported by the friendly staff and a pet-friendly policy. Whether you choose to dine in, enjoying the free Wi-Fi, or opt for a takeaway or food delivery, Freyja ensures a pleasant experience.

Expect a huge variety of dishes, including duck, fish, pork, prosciutto, and more, alongside refreshing smoothies and a comforting cup of tea. With on-street and paid parking options, or the convenience of credit card payments, Freyja makes for a seamless and enjoyable visit. Rated 4.6 on Google, this charming spot promises not just amazing croissants, but an all-around memorable culinary adventure.

Price

$$$$ 2,000 - 4,000 HUF

Meals

Breakfast, Branch

Cuisines

European, French

Services

Delivery, Takeaway

Payment

Payment by credit card

Parking

On-street parking, Paid parking

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Freyja - the croissant story menu.

Cakes
Cappuccino
Cheese
Chocolate
Coffee
Duck
Fish
Ham
Latte
Meat
Baking
Pork
Bird
Prosciutto
Rolls
Sandwiches
Tea
Croissants
Smoothies

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Kiss József utca

Bus stop 236 m walk

Huszár utca

Bus stop 303 m walk

Blaha Lujza tér M

Bus stop 276 m walk

4.6

based on 2,741 review

Google

4.6/5 2,741 review

Tom Vanbelle

Food: 4
Atmosphere: 4

Wasn't the best croissant I've ever eaten in my life, but for Hungarian standards (at least from what I've seen and tasted in regular bakeries), they were really nice. As a Belgian, I'm probably spoiled, so I might have high standards. Price is not cheap, but it's not your average croissant either. 🥐