You'll find the McCafe on the second floor and no one bats an eye when you ask for a "coffee to go." I opted for a melange.
They were extremely friendly, handing me a small cup of milk so as to not "ruin" my coffee by overdoing it.
The modern takes on Hungarian food are delicious, but the artwork seems to celebrate a rather unexpected American duo.
If you arrive ten minutes before closing, you can surprise them by asking for takeaway and enjoy desserts as you walk through the oldest part of the city.
There's a Ferris wheel and in a city of low-lying buildings, you'll probably see quite a bit.
Ask for the non-smoking section and an English menu. Then, enjoy the sausages, soups, and breads after a trip to the Christmas market.
It's a bit crowded with the ice skating rink in the winter, but it's the perfect place to work outdoors in warm weather.
A great cup of coffee no matter how you order it, but don't use Starbucks' lingo when doing so.
There's no better wine bar. Arrive after 7 PM when the bankers go home and stay until 9 PM for an opportunity to get an amazing glass at a discount.
Good beers and food that I wish that I had a chance to try. I'm hoping I'll be there again soon.
I felt like this was a slightly better version of Chipotle, but I have only been once so I may have got lucky.
They're quicker than the location by 125th and St. Nicholas, but their "oven" is always set to low and barely toasts the bread.
The burger was fantastic and the beer selection is impressive, but the marrow was a disappointment, especially given what I'm used to at The Grange in Hamilton Heights.
I look forward to meetings of events that I need to attend nearby so I can stop here for a quick and delicious lunch.
It's a local chain (I saw another on Roosevelt Avenue), but it's great. I wish I was hungry enough for more than just two.
This reminds me of the places that we used to get bagels as kids in Queens and the coffee tasted just like the kind I had as a teen.
I have never met a friendlier barista not seen a more crowded Starbucks (It's the only one in the neighborhood.).
The cocktails are wacky, but tasty and inexpensive. The next time, we're going to have to try the grilled cheeses or hot dogs.
