"Somewhat authentic hungarian pastry shop. They don’t speak Hungarian though or they’d have noticed us doing so. Strudel (which is Austrian btw) was good and felt like home, caffee was sour but still good. There is usually a long queue, even outside the shop, so be prepared for about 5 mins of waiting time. You can either eat in or take out. The shop also has an outdoor seating area. The interior is surprisingly spacious, yet a bit crowded at the same time. Nevertheless, guests are friendly and … – show"
