Open noon-11pm daily. Credit AmEx, DC, JCB, MC, V. English spoken. The sign announces that this is not a Kosher restaurant but, right next door to the Orthodox synagogue, it is defiantly Jewish - and maybe plays up the fact just a little too much. The vaulted cellar is comfortable and shows the maturity of age, with an easy ambience afforded by stained glass and interesting knick-knacks. The food is traditional Hungarian Jewish, with goose as the speciality.
Cooking is dull but satisfactory and the service normally helpful.
Credit Amex, DC, JCB, MC, V. English spoken. Above the Cyrano and owned by the same people, this new addition to the restaurant scene aims at a more businessy crowd than its sister establishment. Its elegant surroundings and creative new European menu show promise, and though you don't need to book at the time of writing, you probably will have to soon. Some English spoken. But if you like 'imaginative' food such as peach stuffed with Roquefort or duck breast in soy and honey you shouldn't be disappointed.