Budapest Cafe — all mentions

in:Rugelach suggestions6 pts
“having been to Budapest cafe a few times, highly recommend. You will find way more than great rugelach and strudels there, like their savory food selection!”
H2
in:Hi everyone! My grandparents (82 & 85) are visiting NYC for the first time this June and I really want to give them a nostalgic, classic New York experience. They love all kinds of food and are still very adventurous eaters.1 pts
replying to u/ironicallyironichuh: Ooh Peter Luger would be perfect for them. Then take them by the water to see the skyline, if they are up for the walk 🏙️ thank you!
“Also, Budapest Cafe on Second Avenue in the low 80’s has great Hungarian food and the greatest cheesecake and rugalach I’ve ever had!”
H2
in:Looking for places named after other locations10 pts
“Budapest cafe”
H1
in:Looking to purchase authentic THICK New York Cheesecake4 pts
“The best kept secret in New York is Budapest Cafe on 2nd Avenue on the Upper East Side! Best I’ve ever had!”
H1
in:Best paprika-centric dish you've had in the city?2 pts
“Budapest Cafe still exists, but they are just OK.”
H1
in:Looking for great paprikash2 pts
“Avoid Budapest cafe - been twice, been disappointed twice…”
H1
in:Food on Upper East Side?1 pts
“Padoca bakery, Regina’s grocery, Lungi, Tamam, Pil Pil, Pastrami Queen, Al Badawi, Bilao, Jones Wood Foundry, Budapest Cafe, Ravagh, Boqueria, the Jeffrey”
H1