
A well-established local fixture, Patisserie Salzburg maintains a high standard of delivering fresh-baked delicious goods daily, made on site with the best possible ingredients. Patisserie Salzburg offers a wide assortment of European-style pastries and cookies, incorporating a variety of French, German, and Austrian specialties, from kugelhopf to apple strudel.
Hours
| Sunday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10 Hbr Pt Rd, Stamford, CT 06902
Phone: (475) 292-2200
Website: https://patisseriesalzburg.com/
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Reviews
I revisited today with high hopes and ordered the quiche again, but something felt off. The taste was noticeably different from what I remembered. I couldn’t tell if it was a recipe change or just a consistency issue, but it didn’t have the same richness or texture that made it stand out before.
That said, the latte and coffee were still excellent smooth, well-brewed, and served quickly. Service overall was fast and pleasant, which I really appreciated.
I still think it’s a lovely spot for a casual bite or coffee break, but I do hope the quiche returns to its former glory.
The cake however was mostly frosting and the carrot cake layers were so thin.
I wish it was the other way around, with less frosting more cake which is how I make it, I just didn’t have the time.
I would not buy this cake in the future.
Dessert and coffee was ok, nothing out of the ordinary.
We bought a berry cheesecake that was very tasty, the berries tasted nice and fresh and the cheesecake was pleasantly light. The staff was friendly. I’d recommend a visit if you’re interested in some cake and pastry.
A big part of the experience is how professional and attentive the waitstaff is here. Besa and Gerta are so welcoming and hospitable, run a tight ship, and always make it a point to ensure I’m 100% in love with my order(s). If you’re looking for a consistent 10/10 eatery, Salzburg is it!
My first visit here was when they first opened, and I brought a friend visiting from out of town. They were disorganized and slow with service but really friendly, and the food was great. I really like trying to help support new businesses and thought the harbor point area needed a good breakfast joint, so overlooked the service issues. I’ve returned a few times since and had similar issues with order confusion, people not knowing who is next in line, slow service, etc, but everyone always seemed to be trying their best and friendly and the breakfast foods have been good.
Today I went in after checking the menu online and seeing the avocado toast. I found out that’s not available right now, so I instead went with poached eggs, salmon, and avocado on brioche (I was told there was not another bread choice). I ordered this, and then somehow lost my place in line even though I had more to order. I know it’s hard to keep up on a busy morning so I didn’t mind, and was joking with other customers about musical line spots (nobody seemed to know where to stand to order or to wait, so two women waiting for something to the left of the registers confused everyone, and then people started waiting all over thinking they were next).
I had the rest of my order taken my a second person, and asked for iced coffee, a small pack of biscotti, and a few macaron cookies. It took quite a while to get all of this because they were helping other people between, but I was rung up and it totaled just over $31. I asked for a receipt mostly out of curiosity for the coffee and cookie prices but she wasn’t able to print one.
I didn’t mind the long wait for the sandwich although I had to keep moving to try and find a place I wasn’t in the way of someone trying to order or trying to sit at a table. It wasn’t really that busy, maybe 3-4 people trying to order; it was more that there was no system to where to stand so people were moving around confused and taking up extra space rather than queuing .
I was glad to finally have my order, over 20 min later, and took it home. I opened the breakfast special and found it hard to cut through with a knife, because the brioche, which was really more or less a hamburger bun, was so chewy. It seemed like it had been sitting out and then heated up. I actually picked it up to take a bite instead and found the texture awful. I also tasted something sour, which I then realized was the avocado. It wasn’t just browning a little but still good— you could taste it turning bad. Combined with the taste of salmon it was stomach-turning.
I took a few photos, picked out some of the salmon, and tossed the rest. I tried the macaron cookies and biscotti instead. Meh. I was really disappointed as these are two of my all time factories. The macarons were ok, but one was crushed and the filling texture wasn’t quite right, the flavors nothing special. The biscotti was sort of soft and chewy, not the dry, dunkable baked goodness you want. I didn’t toss these, since they’re edible and maybe I’ll try to bake them a bit more in the oven, but I didn’t bother wasting calories on them for breakfast.