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      8-12 a.m.
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Coffee & Cocoa
  • Espresso (7g)

    290,-

  • Double espresso

    490,-

  • Caffé au lait

    450,-

  • Melange with whipped cream

    390,-

  • Alibi coffee

    490,-

    Coconut / Vanilla / Cinnamon
    Almond / Irish cream / Nut

  • White hot chocolate

    490,-

  • Frappé

    390,-

    Broken ice with coffee & milk

  • Hot cocoa with whipped
    cream

    390,-

  • Ristretto

    290,-

    Italian style

  • Caffé macchiato

    300,-

  • Cappuccino

    390,-

    Italian style

  • Double cappuccino

    590,-

  • Americano

    350,-

  • Hot chocolate with cream

    450,-

  • Chocolaccino

    490,-

    Hot chocolate with coffee

  • Ice coffee with ice cream

    490,-

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Teas
  • Teapot

    390,-

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  • Black teas
  • Darjeeling FTGFOP
  • Irish Breakfast Five O'Clock
  • Bourbon Vanilla
  • Earl Grey
  • Strawberry
  • Green teas
  • Jasmine
  • Peach
  • Gunpowder
  • Vanilla
  • Peppermint
  • Fruit teas
  • Grape
  • Tropical
  • Cinnamon-almond
  • Hibiscus
  • Bio teas - SONNENTOR
  • Camomilla
  • Good morning tea
  • Good evening
  • Freshness
  • Rooibos Orange
  • Forest Strawberry
  • Darjeeling
  • Green tea
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Soft drinks
  • Coca-Cola

    0,2 L290,-

  • Coca-Cola Light

    0,2 L290,-

  • Tonic water

    0,25 L290,-

  • Ginger Ale

    0,25 L290,-

  • Fanta orange

    0,2 L290,-

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Mineral waters
  • Naturaqua

    0,33 L290,-

    sparkling / clear

  • Evian

    0,33 L490,-

  • Szentkirályi

    0,5 L390,-

    sparkling / clear (L'eauscar 2004)

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Squizzed juices
  • Orange

    200 Ft / 0,1 L

  • Grapefruit

    240 Ft / 0,1 L

  • Multi cocktail

    690 Ft / 0,3 L

    orange, banana,
    grapefruit, kiwi

    990 Ft / 0,5 L

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Juices
  • 0,2 L0,3 L

  • Orange 100%

    290,-390,-

  • Grapefruit 60%

    290,-390,-

  • Peach 50%

    290,-390,-

  • Apple 100%

    290,-390,-

  • Tomato 100%

    290,-390,-

  • Pineapple 60%

    290,-390,-

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Milkshakes from real fruits
  • 0,3 L0,5 L

  • Banana

    490,-590,-

  • Blackberry

    490,-590,-

  • Sour cherry

    490,-590,-

  • Strawberry

    490,-590,-

  • Forest fruits

    490,-590,-

  • Raspberry

    490,-590,-

  • Vanilla

    490,-590,-

  • Chocolate

    490,-590,-

  • Choconut

    490,-590,-

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Beer
  • Dreher

    0,5 L490,-

  • Stella Artois

    0,5 L490,-

  • Bitburger

    0,33 L590,-

  • Coronita

    0,33 L790,-

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Wines
  • Varying offers

    290,- / dl

    dry white, dry rosé, dry red

  • Tokaji Aszú

    590,- / dl

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Breakfast
  • French croissant

    200,-

  • Jam or choco croissant

    250,-

  • Ham & cheese croissant

    290,-

  • Scrambbled egg croissant

    290,-

  • Omelette

    750,-

    ham, bacon, tomato, paprika, cheese, leek

  • Omelette from 3 eggs

    790,-

  • Omelette from 4 eggs

    850,-

  • Scrambbled eggs

    690,-

    ham, bacon, tomato, leek, paprika, cheese

  • Scrambbled eggs from 4 eggs

    750,-

  • Scrambbled eggs from 5 eggs

    790,-

  • Ham & 2 Eggs

    550,-

  • Ham & 3 Eggs

    590,-

  • Ham & 4 Eggs

    650,-

  • Pair of sausage with
    mustard and baguette

    690,-

  • French toast with
    vegetables or maple syrup

    690,-

  • Whole wheat flakes
    with fresh milk or jogurt

    690,-

  • Fresh fruits from
    seasonal fruits

    690,-

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Breakfast Menues 8-12 a.m.
  • Morning sandwich & hot drink

    690,-

    ham or cheese sandwich and caffé au lait or tea

  • Alibi breakfast

    1190,-

    scrambbled eggs or ham & 3 eggs, fruit juice, coffee or tea

  • Alibi breakfast extra

    1290,-

    omelette or scrambbled eggs, orange juice, coffee or tea, croissant, butter, jam

  • Continental breakfast

    1290,-

    croissant, baguette, ham, cheese, butter, jam, coffee & fresh orange juice

  • Fittness breakfast

    1190,-

    wheatflakes with milk, fresh fruit salad, fresh orange juice

  • Croissant breakfast

    1190,-

    2 croissants, butter, jam, coffee or tea, fresh orange juice

  • Sausage or french toast
    breakfast

    1190,-

    Sausage or french toast, mustard, baguette, coffee or tea, fresh orange juice

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Appetizers & Snacks
  • Guacamole with tortilla chips

    790,-

  • Feta cheese with olives and spices

    690,-

  • Chicken-avocado toast width sweet bell pepper

    790,-

  • Bruschetta classica with tomato & basil

    690,-

  • Bruschetta classica width tomato & mozzarella cheese

    890,-

  • Home made eggplant spread in paprika

    790,-

  • Sandwiches

    ColdHotTo Go

  • Ham

    450,-490,-400,-

  • Mozzarella

    450,-490,-400,-

  • Hungarian Salami

    450,-490,-400,-

  • Tuna

    450,-490,-400,-

  • Vegetables & cheese

    450,-400,-

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Grilled Sandwiches
  • Parma ham sandwich

    1090,-

    parma ham, fresh basil, mayo, tomato, mozzarella cheese

  • Alibi sandwich

    1090,-

    honey-mustard, grilled chicken, iceberg salad, tomato

  • Grilled vegetables

    1090,-

    feta, eggplant, zucchini, sweet pepper, tomato

  • Popeye sandwich

    1090,-

    tuna spread, garlic spinach, tomato, eisberg salad

  • Club sandwich

    990,-

    mayo, honey-mustard, salad, bacon, ham, tomato

  • Chicken Club sandwich

    1090,-

    instead of the ham with grilled chicken breast

  • All our sandwiches includes half portion fresh mixed salad

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Salads
  • Alibi salad

    1190,-

    eisberg, fruits, avocado, cheese, seeds, tomato

  • Chicken ceasar

    1290,-

    salad, bacon, chicken, croutons, parmesan

  • Spinach-tuna salad

    1090,-

    eisberg, tuna, spinach, tomato

  • Green salad

    990,-

    eisberg, rucola, lollo, mixed seeds

  • Caprese salad

    890,-

    with fresh Basil and olive oil

  • Porcini & Rucola salad

    1390,-

    rucola, porcini, tomato, parmesan

  • Salad niçoise

    1190,-

    eisberg, tuna, sardella, egg, tomato, olives

  • Greek salad

    1090,-

    cucumber, tomato, leek, feta cheese, olives

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Grilled dishes
  • Grilled chicken with garlic spinach leaves

    1290,-

  • Roston sült csirkemell sültpaprikába töltött ajvárral

    1390,-

  • Fokhagymás padlizsán szeletek mozzarella sajttal

    1190,-

  • Póré hagymás csirkemell csíkok krémes sajt szószban

    1290,-

  • Bazsalikomos lazac steak fokhagyma mártással

    1590,-

  • Roston sült csirkemell pirított vargányával

    1490,-

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Garnish
  • Pan fried potatoes
    with tomato

    450,-

  • Rucola with tomatoes
    and dressing

    590,-

  • Fresh mixed salad

    350,-

  • Boiled rice

    290,-

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Desserts
  • Slice

    Order

  • Cinnamon apple pie (with whipped cream)

    490,-

    3200,- / 8 pc

  • Chocolate-sour cherry pie

    590,-

    4000,- / 8 pc

  • Blueberry-mascarpone pie

    590,-

    4500,- / 10 pc

  • Apricot-cottage cheese pie

    550,-

    3500,- / 8 pc

  • Chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream

    490,-

    4000,- / 12 pc

  • Tiramisu

    550,-

    1600,- / 4 pc

  • Crème bruleé

    490,-

    3000,- / 8 pc

  • New York cheese cake

    550,-

    4500,- / 12 pc

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About coffee

Coffee Arabica

It is the most widely-used type of coffee - 75% of the world's commercial coffee is Arabica. It is a specific variety of coffee, considered to be the best variety of coffee. Nearly all speciality coffee is Arabican.

Coffee Canephora or Robusta

Fine and aromatic type of coffee with higher acidity. High in caffeine and low in flavour. Grown between sea leven and 2,000 feet and processed using the dry method. Produced primarily in Africa and South East Asia. Robusta is cheap to process and used by commercial coffee companies as bases for instant coffee. It can be blended with Arabica, but its taste can not compared with that.

Roasting

It is kind of a miracle when the practically odourless, green beans start whiffing as a result of roasting! Roasting evaporates the wetness of green beans and releases the aroma. A hundred year ago industrial roasting machines did not exist and everybody was roasting his/her own coffee or it was done by shop-owners.

In the development of flavours, roasting is probably the most important of the steps considered so far. Well roasted coffee should be brown, of varying degrees of darkness, but never black. If not sufficiently roasted, it produces a colourless infusion, and is rough and astringent. If over-roasted it produces a black drink, bitter and unpleasant.

The roasting process causes the coffee beans to swell and increase in size by over 50%, while at the same time greatly reducing their weight. Viennese roasting is the lightest - lightly roasted bean may range in colour from cinnamon to a light chocolate tan. Darker roasts - like French and Italian -, in contrast, have a fuller flavour approaching a bittersweet tang. As the roast darkens, caffeine and acidity decrease proportionately. Dark roasts can range in colour from a medium-chocolate brown with a satin-like luste, to an almost black bean with an oily appearance.

Decaffeinated coffee

The first successful extraction of caffeine from coffee beans was achieved by a German chemist, Runge, in 1820. The aim of decaffeination is to produce a coffee which retains its aroma and taste despite the processes which are necessary to remove the caffeine. As most flavour components develop during roasting, coffee is almost always decaffeinated in the green bean form, before roasting. Defacceination processes basically involve treating the green coffee beans with a solvent, then removing the caffeine-laden solvent from the beans. Better quality coffees usually include less caffein. Robusta contains the most, which is the basis of most coffee powder. The decaffeination process takes away about 97% of the caffein content of coffee.

About tea

The history of tea

It is usual that we can learn about things of the past only from legends that are based on word of month being passed from one generation to the other. We are in a similar situation in the case of the history of tea, as well.
According to Japanese legends, Darma, the devout follower of Buddha, cut his eyelids and threw them away in order to keep fatigue away from himself when praying. The first tea shrub, a plant of strength that dispels dream, germinated from these eyelids. The home of tea is very likely to be in the territory of Assam, at the spring of Irrawady on the border of Northern Burma and South-West China. There it still grows wild.
Siba Sojo, a servant of Emperor Buttei discovered the use of tea for drinking. Other sources refer to Korea as the first place where tea was drunk in the 9th Century, then it was spread over to China, while the enjoyment of tea was punished in Japan until 729.
The first infallable news about tea can be found in reports of Arab travellers from the 9th century. One of these reports mentions a certain plant, called 'sakh', that is sold in Chinese towns and when it is cooked it is a drink and a cure. Tea arrived to Europe in the middle of the 15th century with the mediation of Persian merchants.

Types of tea

Harvested tea went through twelve stages in old China. Today the leaves are withered, twisted, more or less fermented and dried. The most popular types of tea are the following:

Black tea
It is fully oxidised or fermented and yields a hearty-flavoured, amber brew. It is mainly imported from Africa, China, Sri Lanka and India (Assam, Darjeeling). It breaks down into the following basic types:

  • Flowery orange pekoe: the outer, tender leave (silver in colour and silky by touch, the Chinese call them 'pekko', meaning 'white hair')
  • Orange pekoe: tender leaves, the tips are golden-yellow (the reason why it is called 'orange')
  • Pekoe: the second, third leave
  • Pekoe souchong: the forth, fifth leave
  • Souchong: the biggest, poorest quality leaves

Green tea
It skips the oxidising or fermentation step. It has a more delicate taste and is light green/golden in colour. Green tea is a staple in China and Japan, where sencha is the most popular. In Europe the Chinese gunpowder is the most widely known.

Oolong, pouchong and yellow tea, which is consumed mainly in South Asian countries, belong to the partially fermented teas.

Flavoured teas evolve from these three basic teas with added floral oils, petals, spices, leaves, and so on. Herbal and fruit teas usually contain no true tealeaves; they are called teas because of the way they are prepared. Classics of this type are yasmin tea, Earl Grey (a blend of black teas and bergamot oil) and the smoky Lapsang Souchong.

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