Zërgë Coffeeshop

Their salmon cream cheese bagel is fantastic it’s like in the US. Their caffee is acceptable you can have better in other places. Overall, it could be an excellent place if it weren't for the terrible music playing loudly all the time (maybe punk “music” but it’s more like annoying noise).

They offer a great selection of bagels, all served hot. In addition to the Omelette and Chicken Bagels, we also tried their Prosciutto Bagel. All of them tasted amazing, and we would highly recommend them. These were the best bagels we have tasted so far.

The best: cozy environment. Great place to have coffee during a cold day. I also tried the chicken salad with humus that was delicious. It seemed smal but it wasnt and it has a lot of chicken. Bathroom is upstairs. Attention was kind.

We wanted to visit a local café to try some bagels, and we loved the unique, quirky vibe. The place is small and a bit overcrowded, but we managed to find a seat. The bagels were warm and tasty; we tried the classic bagels along with two cappuccinos. The cappuccinos could have been a bit hotter so they stayed warm longer. I would give it 5 out of 5, but I’m rating it 4 out of 5 because of the price. We paid 7,400 Ft (€19.32) for two single cappuccinos and two classic bagels.

This is the most adorable and perfectly cozy coffee shop tucked away in the streets of Budapest (Buda- side). From the adorable goat logo and branding to tie quaint upstairs seating area, it’s easy to fall in love. They have great coffee options as well as lots of baked goods and actual food. I went with an iced flat white. Flat whites are one of my favorites and this one did not disappoint. It was a great, cold burst of caffeine for walking around the city on an extra hot summer day. The barista who helped me was super sweet. They do have a small bathroom upstairs as well as wifi. It’s a great spot to sit for a bit.