Easter Chocolate Offer From The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest

  • 31 Mar 2021 4:13 PM
Easter Chocolate Offer From The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest
A tribute to the Hungarian inventor Rubik Ernő - their geometric Easter chocolate eggs selection created by their talented Pastry Chef, Istvan Mazas. Indulge yourself and your loved ones with this finest 70% Belgian chocolate creation.

We also recommend their Cake take-away promotion - find details here. 

Address:
Erzsébet tér 9-10, 1051 Budapest.

Phone: 
(06 1) 429 5500

More:
Follow this link to visit The Ritz-Carlton, Budapest online

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