CAFE FREI Váci utca Review

Thomas Frei has travelled the world as a journalist and brought to the television screen the great dramas of the past 20 years interviewing the great and good of politics and cinema.. Of course I never was aware of this until I entered my first Cafe Frei in the shopping street of Vaci Utca in Budapest.. Tamas now brings the art of coffee making to countries all over the world..This is just one of the many unique coffee houses dispensing almost every coffee flavour from around the world.. The Baristas take pride in their dispensing of that cup of dark brown liquid.. It is at the Great Market end of Vaci Street....I rarely miss a day with my little Chiwawa friend Sophie... My one criticism is that Croissants never seem to be available when I am there..Coffee and croissants are the 'chips' that go with fish..The ketchup with a burger... I hope in the future that 'croissants' become part of Mr Freis 'Coffee Culrure'

Location is very good, in Vaci utca, entrance is small but there is a large space inside. They offer variety of coffees from all over the world. Price is reasonable, with most coffees being around 550 HUF (1,75 €). This is the perfect place for coffee-lover like me, and only 'problem' you will have on this place is deciding which coffee to order. They sell cakes too!

Large selection of coffee from all over the world. Approx price 530huf, you can sit or take it away. Very nice cafe . Just one negative , it doesn't have tables on the street to relax.