It is a local delicacy and you can see the pictures from past visitors. The food came quick and it was nicely made and delicious. I had the matzo ball soup and also some Turkey meatloaf with mashed potatoes. Be warned that each time you took a piece of bread or filled up your cup from the soda water, you... More

Three years ago I would come to this restaurant every tuesday for lunch. Now I'm back in town and though I'd see if it's still as good - yep. Just as good. if you speak any Hungarian, you can order from the specials menu, which changes daily, otherwise the normal menu is in English - and just as good. Tuesdays... More

This is a small place where local people go. The food was good, simple, the service was good and inexpensive.

In the middle of the Jewish Quarter, there is a small mom & pop restaurant that serves good local Hungarian food. Far from fancy, it caters to the locals and tourists who pass the info from one to another. The owner hardly speaks English, yet one can manage very quickly to order soup, main course and a desert (if you... More

It's a small restaurant where you feel as you are at home with lovely serving of best quality and delicious homemade Hungarian plates among them the very testy traditional cholent (Hungarian sólet). Alcoholic drinks is not served (sad), but if you are there don't forget to ask for the raspberry refreshing drink. And the low price you pay for menu.... More

DO not miss this if your in the Jewish Quarter. It's jammed with locals and the waitresses don't speak English but the owner does. On Saturdays only they have the best cholent in the world. The matzo ball soup is something I will remember forever and I'm from NYC. It is inexpensive but truly an experience.

We were here with my girlfriend. This restaurant is locatedin Klauzal squarre, in the old Jewish part of Budapest. The enterier helps you imagine the feeling of the Hungarian primary school cantines. While the food is fresh and tasty. You can find here the best Solet in the town.

Amazing Hungarien homemade food small restaurant. Real good and tasty homemade hungarien food. Reminds me food from my childhood. Family style Price cheap

It can be surprising at the beginning but we loved eating here. The man speaks little English, the woman does not. The menu is only in Hungarian so they boss translates by voice. The food is real hungarian food and really really nice. The worst: don't have alcohol! Only drinks: sparkling water and rosemary water... Taste the strogonoff... ummm!