Práter 0-24

Ruby Egan Taylor 2 months ago

Went into the shop , I’ll tell you This for free nothing was for free ! Shop keeper was singing … wouldn’t mind if it was good but gosh I’ll tell you once not twice it wasn’t great ! My friend got a jellybean drink it looked like it fell off the truck and they picked it up … staff making out made me sad felt lonely tbh , was a sad reminder that I really have no one

Ionut Alexandru Jianu 2 months ago

One of the many Budapest scams. Staff very rude and they tried making me pay 1500 HUF for a 750 HUF juice. I don't know how the Hungarian government doesn't do anything. In my developed country (Romania) this shop would be closed in no time.

Ace 5 months ago

Práter 0-24 is one of those places you end up appreciating more and more the longer you’re in Budapest. Open around the clock, it’s a reliable go-to whether you need a quick bite in the middle of the day or something comforting late at night. The menu is simple but does exactly what it needs to. You’ll find classic fast food options done well, with generous portions and flavours that hit the spot, especially when you’re hungry and not looking for anything complicated. The food comes out quickly, hot, and satisfying, making it ideal if you’re on the move or just want something easy and filling. What really makes Práter 0-24 stand out is the convenience. Knowing there’s a place open 24/7 that consistently delivers decent food is a big plus, especially in a city where late-night options can sometimes be hit or miss. It’s the kind of spot you’re glad exists when everything else is closed. The atmosphere is straightforward and no-frills, but that’s exactly what you expect from a 24-hour takeaway. It’s not about the setting, it’s about getting good, quick food whenever you need it. Overall, Práter 0-24 is a dependable choice in Budapest. It may not be fancy, but it delivers where it

Ainamkoz Sagyndyk 8 months ago

If I could give 0 stars, I would. There were three staff members sitting at the counter. Extremely rude staff. I said hello and was ignored. When I said I’d pay by card, I was answered in Hungarian (“nobody asked”). When I made it clear I understood Hungarian, the cashier laughed. Being disrespectful to customers is never acceptable.

Kay T 7 years ago

Opens past midnight, had all the drinks we needed. Good selection of craft beers! Just note that not everything has a price indicated off the shelves like many small shops in Budapest, I think we were overcharged for some items but well, who knows.