Bambi Café

Go, enjoy, and experience something very very special. Bambi Cafe is unique in many ways. Great beer, great service. The people watching is priceless. According ti chat gbt, the decor hasn't changed since the 50's. An experience you should really make the effort for. We are going back tomorrow 100%

Lovely place if you come for the atmosphere and expect nothing more than what the interior promises. Tourist-friendly in that the menu is translated and the waiters (or one of them at least) speak English, yet still favored by locals stopping by for a beer with a snack, coffee or a simple breakfast. You can get a bottle of sparkling wine or a dessert too if you so desire.

Bambi is a traditional Hungarian diner with decor stuck in the 20th century. They have really good melegszendvics (traditional open faced bread with various toppings). I love how everyone has coffee/espresso and beer for breakfast! It’s the best! Prices are super reasonable! I had sausages, eggs, melegszendvics, a double espresso (which is a great deal because the whole mug is filled with espresso!) and a half liter of beer, all for around $15 USD! Come and experience traditional breakfast and take your time soaking it all in!

Retro cafe serving no fuss, but good, food and drinks at affordable prices. Recommended for a flashback to times gone by!

This is a cafe like the ones we had back in good old days in Istanbul: for the people by the people. It’s plain and designed for real human interaction and social life. Apparently the decoration didn’t change since the 50s. I love it. It’s a must!

This is more of an experience than a go to place for food and drinks, I did find it peaceful and old school cool, lovely to get some peace to read. Food was basic, coffee black and acidic, service as you’d expect in this older neighbourhood cafeteria. But I found it all in all charming.

A really old-school café as for the interior and decor it is a very nice and special place. A bit of a time travel (back to the 80's). The good stuff ends here. It was a cold October day and there was no heating, waitress working with her jacket on (stingy owner?). Toilets extremely dirty, no toilet paper, no liquid soap (there were some remains of a bar soap). When we were standing at the counter for a few minutes the tall guy asked: yes? We said we would like to order. He said no, you can only order at the table. No hello, no please, simply rude. Anyway, we sat down, we had to sweep the table of crumbs. The waitresses took their time, we had to wait more than 10 minutes (the place was not even a quartet full). The waitress then first went to the people who arrived well after us. Finally took the order. We had to wait another 10 minutes for 3 hot drinks! Again, two tables (arrived after us) were served before we got our drinks. The hot drinks were luke warm, almost cold. When we went to pay, the lady had like no idea where we sat, we had to describe the drinks in details and even then it was a struggle. The waitress who served us did not help her. It is a shame, we used to visit this place as it is just by the river and used to be so nice after a long walk. We will avoid the place for a while after this experince but as the building is so cool we might check back, hopefully a new management can turn things around.

This Café returns us to old times of our childhood, real café of East Block in 1980 ♥️♥️♥️, thank you for this beautiful atmosphere and memories... Melegszendvics, málnás limonádè 👌👌😍