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Tupinamba (Zaragoza)
Traditional pastry
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Uses top-quality raw materials and artisanal pastry techniques to offer a wide range of pastries, chocolates, and artisanal cakes.
Best bakeries with traditional recipes in Zaragoza
Discover the bakeries and pastry shops in Zaragoza that keep tradition alive with authentic recipes. Explore establishments offering sweets and breads made using artisanal methods, perfect for those seeking genuine flavors. From the classic 'adoquines del Pilar' to 'tortas de alma', find the most emblematic products of Zaragoza's confectionery. Ideal for lovers of local gastronomy and tourists who wish to taste the culinary essence of the city.
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2Fantoba Confectionery (Calle de Don Jaime I, 21, Zaragoza)
Uses traditional methods
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This is the oldest pastry shop in Zaragoza, founded in 1856, and it maintains its original charm and traditional recipes. It is known for its artisanal guirlache (a type of nougat) and has been recognized by the Repsol Guide.
3Ascaso Pastry Shop (Calle Arquitecto Yarza, 5, Zaragoza)
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Considered one of the best pastry shops in the city, it is especially famous for its iconic Russian Cake, a traditional sweet treat originating from Huesca.
4Lalmolda Pastry Shop (Calle Méndez Núñez, 12)
Family-run chocolate shop
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With over a century of history since 1920, this chocolate shop is a classic in Zaragoza. It's famous for its artisanal churros and porras, made following family recipes.
5Pastelería Nava (Calle del Privilegio de la Unión, 37)
Traditional and family pastry
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Their roscón (Three Kings' cake) is considered a must-try in Zaragoza, making it a mandatory stop during the holidays. They are also renowned for their panettone.
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6La Cuqui (Zaragoza City Center)
Revives traditional homemade techniques
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Opened in February 2026, offering a modern take on classic recipes. Their lemon meringue tart exemplifies their innovative approach.
7Dulcería Marquesán (C/ Tenor Fleta, 52)
Nostalgic ambiance reminiscent of a 70s pastry shop
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With over 40 years in business, this is a renowned pastry shop in Zaragoza, known for its long history and quality.
8Bombonera de Oro (Zaragoza)
Chocolate is of excellent quality with a bitter taste
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Founded in 1902, this pastry shop has a long tradition and a prestigious reputation in Zaragoza. Their chocolate palmiers and Russian cake are highly regarded.
9La Artesa Pastry Shop (31 Tarazona Street, Zaragoza)
Showcases mastery of sweet treats
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With over 30 years of experience, this pastry shop has an impeccable reputation in the Las Delicias neighborhood, particularly known for its mille-feuille pastries.
10Majema Pastry Shop (9 Nicanor Villa Villita Street)
Since 1961, this artisan bakery in Las Fuentes has distinguished itself with the originality and quality of its shortbread cookies, mille-feuille pastries, and custom-made cakes.
11Aljafería Bakery (Plaza de Emilio Alfaro, 1, Zaragoza)
Tasty breads
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Listed among the best panettone bakeries in Zaragoza in 2026, indicating its high quality and relevance in contemporary pastry.
12Los Mayses (Zaragoza)
Artisanal pastries
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A landmark in Zaragoza, it stands out for its XXL desserts and artisan nougat, made in its own workshop with a wide variety of sweets.
13Tolosana Pastry Shop (Avenida Francisco de Goya, 3)
Offers traditional desserts of Aragón
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This is one of the great names in Aragonese pastry, renowned for its emblematic Almudévar Braided Pastry. They maintain tradition with fresh, natural ingredients.
14Sorroche Pastry Shop (Torrero)
Led by Ramón Sorroche, president of the pastry chefs' guild, this pastry shop is famous for its exceptional puff pastry and mille-feuille with cream and custard.
15Babot Pastry Shops (Fernando el Católico Promenade, 50)
They are masters of sweets in Zaragoza, famous for their fluffy and tender roscón de reyes (Three Kings' Day cake), especially popular on Saint Valero's Day and Three Kings' Day, and for Aragonese sweets.
16Los Mallorquines Pastry Shop (Avda. Goya)
Uses finest ingredients
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Open since 1952, this is a historic artisan pastry shop in Zaragoza. They are the creators of the famous Aljamacicos and specialists in ensaimadas.