The Pointer Pub & Restaurant (Kecskeméti u.) — Restaurant in Budapest

Our last evening in Budapest before heading to the next venue in the next city, we were wandering aimlessly, checking things out, and quite literally stumbled upon this place.

Luckily for us, they had menus attached to the tables outside. We took a quick peak and collectively said "yep!"

I had the 3-Course Hungarian Dinner:

Goulash Soup w/ an unnecessarily delicious homemade roll that was baked and toasted to something more perfect than perfection.

Chicken Paprikash. I've never had this before (that I'm aware of, doesn't mean it didn't happen in a haze one evening though...), and I'm quite sad I've not had something as delectable as this in my mouth since I was a wee lad.

Palascintas for dessert (delicious crepes with yumminess jammed everywhere you can jam yumminess into yumminess)!

My one buddy had a burger and fries and a full size order of palascintas (pictured) he REALLY enjoyed, and the other bloke?

Welllllllllll, the other bloke had himself a full English breakfast. Being a British fella, he was pleasantly surprised when it was on the menu, then again when it was in his mouth! I even stole a bite of the blood pudding and I have to agree!

KG!...

A good pub to have a few drinks and relax after a day of waking through the city. The place is located really close to the center and main means of transportation. It's a clean, small pub that has outside seating. They serve drinks, fast food and snacks. They have draught beer and also bottled and imported British beers. They also have wines, cocktails and different party / group shots. The beer price ranges from 500 HUF to a couple of thousands and it's for the most quality beer. The food they serve is average, mostly fat food like pizzas and such, but they do also have salads. The service was very fast and good the day I was there, but the place wasn't too crowded. The staff speaks English so you'll have no trouble ordering. It makes sense since the pub is part of a large group of pubs catered for British people. They also usually show some kind of sports, so if you're a fan this is the place to be. The inside looks like a regular British pub. It's clean, but a bit dark and the bathrooms could use some renovation, but overall it's a good place to rest and enjoy some...

has a very vibey atmosphere with a nice bar, television showing football matches and pop/edm music. the staff is friendly and easygoing, making us feel at ease during our meal. we got the hungarian goulash (beef, potatoes and carrots soup served with bread) that was comforting and the beef was tender; dip snack plate (pizza bread with four different dips—spicy, garlic, cheese and yoghurt) that was tasty and filling; hungarian beef stew (beef with flour dumplings) that was delicious. we also got the hungarian sponge cake (chocolate with a tinge of alcohol) that came with chocolate sauce and whipped cream, i don’t mind giving this a miss as i’ve had better cakes, but it was a good experience. overall, the food was decent and we came because it opened til 2am. i would not come specifically for the food but it definitely has good vibes for a drinking night. it is an expensive place though as our meal...