Traditional and popular restaurant, serving Hungarian cuisine.  The problem is the fiddle band is incredibly loud and makes conversation difficult.Service was excellent, keep in mind a 12% fee is added.The goulash in a cup was delicious, as was the chicken paprikash. The meat pancakes were also delicious.Well decorated.  Booking required.

The shrimp spaghetti was really good, pasta cooked just right and plenty of shrimp in it. Beef tartare came with decent seasoning too. Place itself is clean and modern, easy to find. Only thing I&#39;d say is the lemonade was way too sweet for my taste, could barely finish it. For what you get, the price felt fair enough though.

The chef runs this place almost solo, you can tell. Each sushi piece felt carefully handled, the shiitake was nicely sweet. They had a decent beer choice too. Just book ahead, he needs to know how much fish to get. Place is tiny, but that&#39;s part of it.

The queue can get a bit chaotic, but the savory pog&aacute;csa&mdash;especially the Gouda cheese and pumpkin seed ones&mdash;is legendary. The orange chocolate truffle cake is another winner.

The salmon roll was the standout&mdash;fresh, clean flavor. Miso soup hit the spot too. Pricey for lunch, but the fish quality makes up for it.

The bean goulash was decent&mdash;hearty and filling. The &quot;hell stew&quot; had a real kick to it, so watch out if you&#39;re not into spicy food. Pretty good stop for a casual meal.

Stopped by for a quick bite and the gyros really hit the spot. Probably the closest to authentic I&#39;ve had around here. Service was no-nonsense, just straight to the point. Place is pretty basic, nothing fancy, but you&#39;re not there for the decor. Just wish they had a bit more seating, it was a little cramped. Still, a solid choice if you&#39;re in the mood for something simple and tasty.

Came here for the pizza and honestly it hit the spot. Crust was just the right amount of chewy. Music was a bit loud for my taste but it gave the place energy. They forgot my extra garlic though, kinda annoying. Also heads up, cash only.

The mushroom soup was the highlight for me&mdash;really rich, the kind you want on a cold day. Chicken paprikash was solid too, creamy and well-seasoned. Place sits right on the square, so you get a nice view while eating. Only thing is it got a bit busy around noon, but that&rsquo;s fine. I&rsquo;d pop back for that soup again.

The medieval decor is really something&mdash;staff in costumes, torches everywhere. We came for a casual hangout and ended up loving the venison soup and mixed meats. Service was friendly too. Would come back with more friends.

Been coming here for years. Food&#39;s always solid, staff remembers you. Place looks a bit dated, but honestly that&#39;s part of the vibe. Quick in and out at lunch, no fuss. Just wish they&#39;d speed up the line a bit when it gets busy. Still, good spot for a fast bite.

The unagi bento was solid - plenty of sides, decent portion for the price. Fish was fresh, sauce not too sweet. Place was busy at lunch but I got my food quick enough. Nothing fancy but does the job if you want a proper Japanese fix without breaking the bank.

Decent spot for a cappuccino after a hike. Comfy seating, dog-friendly, and we ended up staying longer than planned. Service was a bit uneven, but the relaxed vibe made up for it.

The vegan cappuccino was solid, and that lava cake hit the spot. 🍷 Wish they had one more interesting wine by the glass, though.

Came here around 8pm and it wasn&#39;t too crowded, which was nice. Buffet had a solid variety, food was decent for what it is. Staff spoke good English and were actually helpful. Left full, no complaints. Maybe not mind-blowing, but does the job if you&#39;re hungry and want options.

The grilled fish was so fresh, really flaky and light. I got the one with lemon butter and it just worked. Service was friendly too, though we waited a bit longer than I expected for the table. Not mad about it though, the food made up for it.

The eggs benedict on croissant is solid. Good sourdough too, hard to find around here. Gets busy on weekends but the line moves quick.

Stopped by for a quick bite during lunch. Got the breakfast plate&mdash;came out fast, no waiting around. Prices are fair for the portion. Place is easy to miss but worth the tram ride out here. Staff didn&#39;t hover, just let me eat. Solid spot if you&#39;re in &Uacute;jpest and hungry.

Food was solid but expect a wait during rush hour. Prices are steep, though the ingredients felt worth it.

Best cappuccino around here, hands down. Sandwiches are solid too. Bit pricey but you get what you pay for. Seating&#39;s tight though, so grab a spot when you can.

The portions are solid and the price felt fair. Way better than the overpriced stuff at the festival nearby. Got the goulash, it was hearty and had a good kick. Not fancy, but you leave full without feeling ripped off. That&#39;s all I really ask for.

The pasta was well-executed and portions were generous. Prices felt fair for what you get. The lava cake is worth saving room for.

The meaty main courses are the highlight of the menu, particularly the duck with potato gratin, which was amazing!

Stopped by for breakfast and coffee. Dori at the counter was efficient and friendly, handled the morning rush without breaking pace. Place gets busy but she keeps things moving. Food was decent, nothing fancy. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and need a quick bite.

Been coming here for a while now, and the pistachio weekend dessert set is still my go-to. Four little sweets plus a lactose-free latte for around 8 euros. Flavor&#39;s been consistent every time. Not bad at all.

The build-your-own wok concept is fun, and I liked that you can control how much oil or sauce goes in. Ingredients tasted fresh enough for a quick lunch. Just wish the staff were a bit more on top of things&mdash;had to wait a while to get their attention. Still, a solid spot if you want something light and customizable.

Solid regional food without any fuss. Prices felt fair for what you got. Staff were really nice to our kids, which always wins me over.

Stopped by for a late breakfast. Shakshuka was solid, rich sauce, eggs cooked right. The turmeric-ginger lemonade worked well with it. Place looks good, music was fine. Staff didn&#39;t keep me waiting. Fair for the price.

The burger was solid &mdash; juicy, decent size, came out fast. That&rsquo;s what I needed for a quick lunch break. Place wasn&rsquo;t too crowded at noon, so no waiting around. Presentation looked nice too, but honestly I just wanted to eat and get back. Good spot if you&rsquo;re in a hurry and want something tasty.

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