Kispipa Vendéglo

Frommer's Review

Unobtrusively located on a residential street in Erzsébetváros, behind the old Jewish district, Kispipa (Little Pipe) is a cozy, well-lit establishment. The cream-colored walls are lined with vintage Hungarian poster advertisements, and piano music contributes to the relaxed atmosphere. The menu is extensive; wild-game dishes are the house specialty. Five "complete menu" deals offer soup, a main course, and a dessert for a very reasonable price. Kispipa, in former times one of Budapest's few private restaurants, has played a small part in modern Hungarian history: The political party FIDESZ (Young Democrats), now the main opposition party, was founded here (illegally, no less) in 1988. Until recently, Kispipa was closed during the entire summer, but it is now open year-round.

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