Kiskakkuk

the was our least favorite meal in 5 days in Budapest in 6/2008. It began with both a roach running across the table, and a flea - or other small insect that crawled out of a menu.

Prices were very fair. Staff spoke very limited English, but could not have been nicer.

The kaposzatas Cuekedl is almost (but not quite) as good as my grandmother's. The goose soup with matzo balls was fine, as was the tarragon game soup and the gulas, but I have had better versions of all 3 elsewhere. The same with the veal paprikash

The stuffed turkey was a processed roll, not a fresh breast, and so on. Nothing was horrible, but there was nothing memorable or great.

With so many other fine choices confronting a visitor, why visit this off the beaten track choice with so many other better ones available - like Cafe Kor, Menza, Csalogány 26, Kádár Étkezde, etc.

PS - the place as almost empty - just like MO was.