Tel Aviv Cafe

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Budapest, Kazinczy u. 28, 1075 Hungary
Added by Jopie, at 17 April 2016

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• Egda R

  14 November 2017

  Food was bad. And of low quality. We didn’t eat it

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• OR COHEN

  29 October 2017

  Israel place , very good restorent i eat "shaksoka" and that was very tasty, I highly recommend this place !!

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• Daniil Rapoport

  07 September 2017

  Was there twice on Apr 8 and Apr 10 2016. Food was good, nice, cozy place and atmosphere, many young people come there, variety menu, quick service, convenient sunday hours (!), highly recommend

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• David Strouk

  01 September 2017

  Good place for people who keeps Kosher. Service a little slow but nice food.

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• Shaya Fleischer

  27 July 2017

  Coffee and cake reasonably priced, convinced location and fast service. Very tasty!

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• Christoffer Campbell

  04 July 2017

  Almost never give a 1 star rating, but this was truly horrible. Went there for a late breakfast. The coffee was bad, tasted like instant coffee. I had the shakshuka which was totally tasteless and watery, served with a burned bread. My friend ordered the foccacia and got somethig completely different than the menu said. When he told the waitress she very rudely told him it was his own fault and should tell them if he wanted it like the menu said..
  
  Would not recommend in a million years.

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• Jonathan Gershon

  03 July 2017

  Nice crew. The plates are big and the price ok. Be aware that they colse the kitchen half an hour before closing time..

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• Danilo

  04 March 2017

  Nice food selection and helpful staff.

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• Somogyi Zsuzsa

  28 February 2017

  Authentic, and amazing israelian food. Cozy place for a quick and delicious lunch!

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• Lux Ednella

  26 October 2016

  this place drives me nuts. the food is delicious and super inexpensive so i can see why it's mega popular, but i would just get it to-go and call it a night. the first time i went there i was not expecting some trendy see and be seen type place and i ended up waiting like 2 hours to never get seated. i sat at the bar and waited and got a whiskey, and the bartenders started feeling sorry for me so they gave me random cocktails that they made. they had this really bizarre duo: a dude spinning legit elevator music + this weird sax player who must have come from another decade or something. i was the only one bobbing my head along and dancing out of sheer boredom and the combo of empty stomach plus alcohol. the problem with budapest is that everything closes early so at that point my only option was to stay. next time i went back with a reservation no problem, and yeah that was nice, but it seems ridiculous to have to make a reservation for a restaraunt so cheap and informal. i recommend the georgian place around the corner.

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• Yigal Hacham

  05 October 2016

  We've been there on September 25th. We had Pizza and olio pasta. Both were delicious. The sauce of the pizza was great and the pasta with olive oil and lemon was perfect.
  Unfortunately, we could pay only cash and in euros. we were very unpleased when we understand that the exchange rate would be 280 instead of 305 forint per euro. This was the worst exchange rate we had in Hungary.
  I wish they will take my advice and charge a more realistic exchange rate. Shana Tova

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• Shany A

  24 April 2016

  If you keep kosher you should definitely include this place in your visit to Budapest. The food is nice and the environment is pleasant. The service could be improved.
  The vegan options were satisfying but you'll have to mention you don't want cheese as they dump it on everything.

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