The urban buzz is especially strong in downtown Pest’s District VII, home of the now-world-famous "ruin pub" along with offbeat design stores, specialty street food, and modern-art galleries – but this area is also revered as Budapest’s historic Jewish Quarter, featuring Europe’s biggest synagogue.
This intimate, homey café in the heart of the city is famous for serving of the best espressos in the city, offered alongside weekly and bi-weekly guest coffees from around the world, but mostly from Europe. They serve tasty caffeine elixirs, salads, sandwiches, croissants, juices, and soft drinks, and at the adjacent brew bar they have delicious filter coffee, too. Beware of the dangerously cute dogs that are also welcome at this ever-popular Budapest café.
