I am half Hungarian so I think that I know my schnitzel, and it was very good! Moist, tender, crispy breading, and cooked to near perfection! I had the veal schnitzel along with dumplings and beet salad. Everything was as it should be! However the service was so-so. The female server was not very friendly and barely said hello! She seemed to be extremely run off her feet. As the restaurant is a very tight squeeze it seemed amusing! We expected some type of bread while we were waiting for our meal, which was only brought to our table when we asked for it! My iced tea came 10 minutes later and finally our beet salad was served. It would have been nice if the server could have been more interactive, perhaps asking if we had ever been there before or what we thought of the renovations. Since I am disabled I was annoyed that I had to climb at least 18 steps to get to the washroom. This establishment is not disability friendly! We ordered the palancinta(crepe) for dessert and it was a bit charred and only one crepe was given although we expected two for the price. My mother had the dobos torte and it was good however the frosting was not textbook, as it tasted like a typical birthday cake frosting from Metro. My homemade dobos torte has a bittersweet chocolate frosting with a bit of strong coffee and brandy. I will return to this establishment however I am hoping that the service improves.