GHRAOUI CHOCOLATE

Ghraoui's chocolates enjoyed an unbounded reputation in the Middle East and far beyond. The Damascus chocolate factory even won the "Prix Spécial d'Honneur" at the Paris chocolate fair in 2005. After the war in Syria, the family moved its production to the suburbs of Budapest and opened its European showcase in the Hungarian capital. You can taste these little wonders (chocolates, candied fruits) on the spot and buy some to take away. For the Magyar touch, one chocolate refers to the Danube, another to the Magyar horse, the nonius.