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Rojt és Bojt Coffee

5 Tábor utca

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Rojt és Bojt Coffee is a small, tucked-away café in Budapest near Fisherman's Bastion, accessible by stairs beneath apartments. The intimate space has four tables indoors and a small mezzanine for outdoor seating, decorated warmly with great music and a relaxed, neighbourhood atmosphere. Reviewers praise the well-curated food menu, homemade items, good coffee including iced variations, and thoughtful staff who are consistently described as friendly, kind, and genuinely welcoming. The place offers a refreshing escape from tourist spots, with reasonable prices and a family-run feel.

The café has free Wi-Fi and is open weekdays 9 AM to 5 PM, weekends 9 AM to 2 PM (Sunday). Visitors have stayed for light meals and coffee during their city exploration, though working here is not specifically mentioned in reviews.

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Free
Takeaway
Yes
Smoking
Outside only

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