Café Noé
Delivery of cakes, cookies, ice cream.
VII. Wesselényi utca 13
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Mc Kiwan's Szendvics
Over 30 different types of sandwiches, including vegetarian, meat and fish ones starting from 160 forints. Nice and good looking snack on the go.
V. Vámház körút 10
Burger King
A popular meeting point for the locals. Always crowded and full of people with laptops because of the free Wi-FI.
VI. Oktogon tér 1
Airport
Budapest international airport Ferenc Liszt (Ferihegy) is located 16 kilometers south-east of Budapest city center (30-40 minutes drive from/to downtown). It has two terminals with terminal 1 serving the low-cost airlines.
The duty-free shop in Ferenc Liszt (Ferihegy) has traditional selection of spirits, cigarettes, cosmetic products and Hungarian specialties, such as wine, goose liver, salami and Unicum liquor.
There is a free Wi-Fi hotspot in Ferenc Liszt (Ferihegy).