Drucker's Vienna Patisserie

If you live anywhere across the central part of England you will probably already be familiar with Druckers. This chain of cafes first saw the light of day in Birmingham, in 1964. There are now 40 branches which radiate out from Birmingham as far afield as Leeds and Southampton. I see from the Druckers website there is even a branch in Cardiff. Originally conceived by its founder as a Viennese style patisserie, Druckers now offers a wide range of ...
...sandwiches. But really what we all go to Druckers for is the cake. If you like cakes laden with fat, sugar, chocolate, whipped cream and icing, this is the place for you! Being a chain, the menu is much the same whichever branch of Druckers you go to, although the smaller branches may not have such a full selection of food as you would find in a larger branch. To give you an idea of the menu and prices I will just run through a few of my favourite ...

JoannaPiano 19.04.2009 (28.04.2009) · Read full review
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...no doubt about it: Drucker's gateaus are the tastiest, best quality, I have ever eaten, anywhere, bar none. And I've traveled broadly; had coffee and cakes in Vienna, Milan, Paris, Brussels, Copenhagen, New York, Los Angeles etc. I don't know of any other cafe, restaurant or patisserie where the selection and quality is as high. The great thing is that you can be in almoist any town in central England and Drucker's has one of their traditional Vienese ...
...liked the faux modern masters, which are painted in the style of, say, Renoir. They take a well known work by the painter, but change the location and subject matter to a cafe, or simlar to portray people relaxing over a coffee and cake. The service is quick. The prices reasonable. ...

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