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Anna Cafe

Decent place for coffee and cake with mid-range prices, much like Starbucks. Anna is a chain of at least two cafes there are more one at Fővám tér. The one near Vörösmarty tér is always full of visitors even in winter time - do check your bill for unjustified extra charges. Latte is bit smaller than usual; by default there's little milk. Good selection of leaf teas; served in kettles about 2 cups in size. Free wifi internet access.

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Address: Váci utca 5
Getting there: : Vörösmarty tér
Hours: Daily 08.30–24.00
Price: Complete breakfast €8-12, fakes, coffees €2.5-3,
Website: annacafe.hu (opens in a new tab)

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