Shakarbura is a traditional Azerbaijani sweet and a symbol of the Novruz holiday. Thin dough is filled with ground almonds or walnuts, sugar, and cardamom, then decorated with special tweezers each family has its own pattern. Together with baklava and shorgogal, it forms the holiday-table trio. A good shakarbura comes down to thin dough and fresh filling. Price: 1.5-4 AZN each, 12-30 AZN a box. Below are the best spots in Baku for shakarbura and national sweets.
Recommended places
1 Sumakh Restaurant 2 Şirvanşah Muzey Rest. 3 Salam Baku 4 Antik Restoran 5 Oxloff Bakery & Pastry 6 Baqur 7 Ordubad 8 Xan QəbələFrequently asked questions
Where can I buy shakarbura in Baku?
The most recommended spots for Shakarbura in Baku are Sumakh Restaurant, Şirvanşah Muzey Rest., Salam Baku and Antik Restoran. The list is based on real user reviews.
When is shakarbura made?
Traditionally around Novruz, though many pastry shops offer it year-round.
How much does shakarbura cost?
1.5-4 AZN each, or 12-30 AZN a box.