Kisharang Étkezde

Frommer's Review

This is a tiny (five or six tables, with a stand-up ledge along the side wall) and inexpensive eatery, whose name means "little bell." The food is basic, hearty Hungarian fare. An English-language menu is posted on the wall, as well as in the window, so you can check out the daily offerings in advance. The clientele is largely drawn from the white-collar workers who spend their days in the surrounding neighborhood, which is home to government office buildings and the Central European University, a center of learning endowed by the financier and Hungarian expatriate György Soros. Table sharing is the norm.

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