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Spinoza Restaurant-Theatre-Gallery-Café-Winter Garden

Klezmer concert every Friday (Sabbathsong) from 19:00

Address: VII. Dob utca 15
Getting there: 'Astoria'
Price: 3-course dinner for Ft7,500/person(2014)
Website: spinozahaz.hu (opens in a new tab)

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