Cafes and breakfast · Budapest, Hungary

Madal Cafe Alkotmány utca

Alkotmány utca leads towards Parliament and carries the rhythm of offices, cafés and visitors heading to a guided tour or the Danube. Madal is at number 4, a few minutes’ walk from Kossuth Square, offering a coffee stop without the ceremony of the grand historic cafés. The brand opened its first Bud

About Madal Cafe Alkotmány utca

Alkotmány utca leads towards Parliament and carries the rhythm of offices, cafés and visitors heading to a guided tour or the Danube. Madal is at number 4, a few minutes’ walk from Kossuth Square, offering a coffee stop without the ceremony of the grand historic cafés. The brand opened its first Budapest location in 2013 and says it has roasted its specialty coffees weekly since 2014; this particular branch is especially convenient for anyone exploring the parliamentary district.

The café serves espresso and milk-based drinks, filter coffee and beans from its own Beyond Within line, alongside pastries and light options that may vary at the counter. Comments about this address often praise the coffee, baristas and baked goods; some visitors describe the room as small or busy at peak times. The rating and review count in the business record belong to this branch, not the whole brand. The official site says it does not take reservations, so a short stop before a Parliament visit is easier to plan than a long sit-down meal.

The exact address is Alkotmány utca 4; the official listing shows opening from 7:30 on weekdays and 8:30 at weekends, closing at 7:30 pm. It is not a late-night café, so move your stop earlier if your walk ends in the evening. Espresso Embassy at Arany János utca 15 is another nearby choice, with filter coffee and a weekend policy for laptop use at communal tables; Madal is particularly useful for its proximity to Parliament and the house-roasted beans that set the brand apart.

In brief

Specialty coffee roasted weekly by the team, with pastries