Cafe Vogue Pub - Budapest

The place is nice and cozy, eating is delicious and quickly cooked. prices are not cheap, but not expensive. the staff speaks English well and serves quickly and friendly. but there are two negative: 1. no credit cards accepted (without telling about it before). my friend had to leave me alone in the caffe and travel under the rain for 10 minutes to find the next ATM machine) 2. service fee is higher than 10 pet cent and will be automatically priced (against no notice for the guests)

Cocktails were average, mostly ice and very little alcohol

My beer glass had chips missing and sharp edges, I noticed halfway through, hoping there aren't shards of glass in my stomach. It was also filthy. Which, when I first noticed, I said to myself okay, stuff happens. But proceeding to the food, I ordered Hungarian tapas. Now I'm very open to new things. But it just wasn't good at all. A bunch of tough, fatty meats. The server was nice and spoke some English so that is good. But he wasn't any good at his job. Said he'd bring a menu and get a drink and completely forgot. Also sat and at his dinner while my glass dried out. Should've check the reviews before eating.

Yes, and I was twice in this pub: the first I asked for her garlic soup that she was delicious. the second we asked for typical food (pole to paprika and goulash) and were not so good. if I had to put a but would be the music: it is in a story and beautiful street and after traveling the day for its culture and to impregnate it, it takes you a little context the roof jaja

I found this as a very nice bar with a chilled atmosphere. The service was good, the grilled sandwich was excellent. This was the last place we visited in Budapest, I would certainly see again. If I have a little criticism, the music was terrible. After I said that, I found the music in Budapest usually terrible, so it doesn't hit so badly overall.