What a neat little place!
A friend and I came here for a Friday lunch, not knowing what to expect. I've never had Hungarian food before (except some pastries and goulash made by a distant in law when I was a kid). It is not often you get to try something totally new and take a leap of faith.
The service was fantastic, fast and friendly. But the food was the real winner. My friend and I split two small entrees-the weiner schnitzel and the chicken stew dish. Both were delicious, fresh and hot. It was the perfect amount for both of us. It was so nice to have real, homemade food that tasted like someone's grandma made it.
I have to admit I was a little unsure at first but I will definitely be back. The decor is interesting and really gives you a sense of the owners' pride in their culture. Nice to see such a unique spot doing so well downtown.
I would recommend making a reservation during peak times, especially if there is more than 3 people in your group.