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Bistro Fine

Hungarian specialties with great wines to match. Relaxed but sleek atmosphere. Try to get a table at the window and watch the life on Andrassy with a glass of good Hungarian wine.

Address: Andrássy Avenue 8
Getting there: at the Momento hotel
Hours: Daily 11:00-01:00, kitchen to 23:00
Price: Ft4000 mains
Website: bistrofine.hu (opens in a new tab)

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