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1051 Budapest, Erzsébet tér 1
Phone: +36/ (06) 70 345 4302 (mobile); +36/ (06) 20 436 18 40
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Web: Visit this link
(Metro Deak Ter)
Gay operated, Mixed gay & straight, Cafe, Restaurant
Alterego Cafe owned and operated by Alterego Club (See Danceclubs). Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays Karaokee at 10 pm.
Open every day 7 pm to 3 am (During summer maybe opens earlier).
No entrance fee. No minimum consumption.
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Comment by Tom who visited in May 2010: Service was very unfriendly and rude, the waitress apparently had no more enthusiasm, even though many guests were in the rather warm, cozy and nicely designed place. Regrettable.
- Comment by Tiago who visited in March 2011: In my opinion that is the best cafe in Budapest. I went there 4 times. Some reasons: The staff are really really friendly. The guests are really and intelligent people (like students of universities and smart people in general, M.A, etc...) and there is a friendly and respectable atmosphere. The people talk about interesting issues and there are no rent boys (it's amazing, because Budapest is full of them). So if you want to go to a place to find good people, amazing furniture and drink good coktails and cofes. Alter ego cafe is the best!
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1052 Budapest, Párizsi utca 6
Phone: +36-1/ 266 43 34
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(Near Metro 1 Vörösmarty tér, small street just off Váci utca)
Gay operated, Mixed gay & straight, Cafe, Restaurant
A Dutch café-restaurant frequented by gays, very downtown in the tourist area near the Danube. Comment by Roger who visited in August 2005: I enjoyed the food and drink here which was at a reasonable price.
Open every day 12 a.m. to midnight.
No entrance fee. No minimum consumption.
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Comment by Barak who visited in November 2006: Very nice place. Nice prices and the waiter was very cute and sociable. Good service and atmosphere.
- Comment by Jason who visited in December 2006: I visited this café over Christmas and found the service to be good. We did not realise it was a gay place when I first saw the Heinken sign outside! Just wanted a beer and then started to realise after seeing people in there. Nice food also.
- Comment by Gary who visited in March 2007: Really nice bar. Staff very friendly and the food was good at reasonable prices. More of a 'gay friendly' bar.
- Comment by Stuart who visited in May 2007: Reasonably priced cafe with friendly staff and some friendly locals.
- Comment by Greg who visited in July 2007: Visited this cafe a number of times during the day after seeing the sites. Limited but good menu. Decent prices for a touristy area. Great outside patio dining. Wait staff not too friendly but efficient. Watch the bill to verify if tip included or not.
- Comment by Russel who visited in September 2010: Have had a fantastic meal in here and the staff are very pleasant. Meals are very reasonable and the atmosphere is quaint. Would recommend this place to all those couples that wish to have a lovely meal in a lovely atmosphere. Music could be a little more up to date however that doesn't hamper any of the feeling to this lovely place. Out does any of the other gay friendly bars we have visited so far.
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1066 Budapest, Dessewffy utca 30
Phone: No Have
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(Metro Arany Janos utca, Tram 4-6, Trolleybus 70 72 73 78, Nightbus 906 914 923 950)
Gay operated, Mixed gay, lesbian & straight, Cafe, Bar
Cafe and bar near to Alterego and Cafe Eklektika. Home-made pastries, wide range of alcoholic beverages such as cider, local beer and palinka. Gay owned and operated with gay staff. More gay guests in the evening and on the weekend than during daytime.
Open: Mondays till Thursdays 10 til 2 am, Fridays 10 til 4 am, Saturdays 4 pm til 4 am, Sundays closed. [Note Ocrober 2011: The opening hours at their own webpage are not uptodate]
No entrance fee. No minimum consumption.
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1065 Budapest, Nagymezo utca 30
Tel: +36-1/ 266 12 26
Email: Send Email
Web: Visit this link
(60 meter from the corner Nagymezo utca and Andrassy Ut. Metro 1 Opera or Oktogon stop, Trolley 70,78 Nagymezo utca stop; Tram 4 and 6 Oktogon stop; Bus 4; night busses 906 and 979)
Lesbian, Gay, Straight, Café Restaurant; Wifi;
The Cafe Eklektika moved from Semmelweiss utca to Nagymezo utca.
Nice lesbian and gay friendly cafe and restaurant. International and Hungarian kitchen with daily specials for reasonable prices. Breakfast served from 9 am until 12 noon at weekdays and between 12 noon and 6 pm on the weekends. Lesbian owned and operated. If you have any questions about gay and lesbian Budapest dont hesitate to ask tbe staff. Colorful cocktails, precious wines, friendly atmosphere, smooth jazz and live concerts ocasionally. Terrace in the summer. Tuesdays DJ session from 6 pm; ocasionally Thursdays live Jazz from 9 pm. The exibition is changing monthly, and everyone is invited to hang a picture or play the piano. Bring your laptop for free wifi internet.
Open: Mondays til Fridays 9 am til midnight, Saturdays and Sundays 12 noon til midnight
No entrance fee. No minimum consumption.
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Lotioman wrote in May 2008: I had a late lunch at the fabulous Cafe Eklektika in May 2008. It was the best meal I had in Hungary. Although somewhat difficult to find (hate to do stereotypes, but once I got close, I found a chic hair salon where one of the handsome stylists issued specific directions). Other than the perfect decor, food, music, and service, there were no signs that it is gay-owned. As far as I could tell, all of the other patrons were straight. The cute waiter treated me like royalty. A tourist guide lists this place as one of the top 10 venues to see live music (jazz). Wish I'd had dinner there.
- Chris wrote in May 2008: We had dinner here yesterday and the waiter forgot my main course. Not only did I receive his apologies and my bill was discounted by 10%, but also the friendly waiter refused my tip and the manager gave us a good bottle of wine as compensation. The food was delicious too just their preparation of the chicken liver was not my cup of tea. I strongly recommend their Gulash Soup.
- Paul wrote in May 2008: Really great place for a quick supper, good food and wine and wifi a bonus. Seemed to be frequented by a mixed gay and lesbian crowd. Busy and very friendly. English language menu's on request. Cute young waiters too.
- Patrick wrote in September 2008: This is a stylish and friendly place, I had the most wonderful food, price is great, well worth a visit.
- Lutz wrote in Ocrober 2010: Just had dinner. No sophiticated menue. The service is welcoming and friendly. We were overall contented, the food was honestly priced and good. For Frenchies the wine was somehow... strange. We had a very jolly time and would recommend for a casual dinner before going out partying.
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Stone Dell'arte Cafe - closed in 2011?
X-Caffe - closed in summer 2011
Bolondora Cafe - closed in September 2011
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