Budapest is huge

Lovely cafe - delicious attention to food. They’re all day breakfast’s prices with coffee included. Take both cash or card Homemade pastries Excellent coffee and homemade apricot jam is out of this world Recommendation: caffe latte Viennese breakfast if you are not a big eater. (Coffee, a bread roll, boiled egg, homemade apricot jam And butter) Yoghurt with fruit: so beautifully made. If you are a cheese and meat eater I would recommend: Budapest Breakfast. (Coffee, bread, cheese and salami)

Walking into Budapest Bistro, you're immediately welcomed by its inviting ambiance and commendable service that unquestionably contributes to the overall dining experience. This cafe and restaurant situated in the heart of Vienna has a lot going for it, with an atmosphere that suggests a promise of delightful flavors influenced by its namesake city, Budapest. The waitstaff are pleasant and professional, providing an acceptable level of service. They are prompt in taking orders, delivering meals and responding to customer inquiries, adding a dash of convenience to your dining experience. The interior of the Budapest Bistro is very welcoming. The layout and design blend contemporary elements with traditional Hungarian touches, fostering a relaxed yet classy environment. It's a great place to catch up with friends or enjoy a quiet meal on your own. When it comes to the menu, Budapest Bistro offers a decent selection of dishes, promising a taste of Hungary. However, the food was satisfactory, but didn't quite hit the mark for me. The dishes lacked the exceptional quality and memorable flavors one would expect from a restaurant named after a city known for its rich gastronomy. The portions were also on the smaller side, not quite justifying the prices charged. We ordered a breakfast for three, and our bill totaled over €60, which felt rather steep considering the size of the portions and the mediocre taste. For a quick bite, it's an acceptable choice, but for a complete meal, you might be left desiring more. To summarize, the Budapest Bistro makes a decent impression with its pleasant atmosphere and good service. However, when it comes to the food, it is just ordinary - neither bad nor particularly memorable. It's a decent place for a quick bite, but be prepared to pay a little more than you might expect for the experience.

What stood out to me the most was the kind and welcoming staff of this ideal coffee shop. The shop is very cozy with quaint seating options, including some small tables outside. I would definitely come here for a small breakfast before a whole day of touring the city, especially given that it is one of the few open before 9am in the city.