Program - 2015
Friday, December 11, 2015
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Due to lack of sufficient adequate storage, late pick-ups are only possible in frozen form, and a weekly fee of $5 applies. Thank you for understanding!
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Saturday, November 28, 2015
11.00 — 14.00 Bake Sale
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Lunch
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Monday, November 23, 2015
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The orders must be picked up on Saturday, November 29th, during the time of the bake sale at the OHCC.
Due to lack of sufficient adequate storage, late pick-ups are only possible in frozen form, and a weekly fee of $5 applies. Thank you for understanding! |
18.00 — Dinner
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EPILOGUE
On November 21, the Canadian tour of Kovács Nóri, under the banner “ I sing my mind freely”, has arrived on our shores. In nearly three weeks, Nóri has graced the stages of eight cities, taking her fans and the public back to a soul-refreshing journey into the Carpathian Basin’s rich folkloric heritage.
In the 90 minutes program we could indulge in the shear beauty of authentic folk-songs, some of them in modern arrangements, and through a couple of Christmas carols we could ready ourselves to the up and coming festivities. It proved to be a clever selection, since it appealed to every age-group in the audience. The performer through her spontaneous charm connected immediately with the public and, beside describing the sometimes adventurous field-trips during which a folk-song is found, recorded, analyzed, authenticated and how it reaches, finally, the stage, she has also involved the audience in a lively sing-along. Following the concert, she stayed over for our folk-dance party, as well.
For the night-opening dinner, the credit goes, as always, to the Community Centre’s small, but enthusiastic team. It gave us great pleasure to welcome in our midst a sizeable Montreal contingent, headed by my fellow scholarship-holder in the Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Program, Ms. Nóra Abonyi.
There were 66 souls in attendance for the concert, and we hope that the cooperation between our two cities will prosper unabated.
This event came about through the shared effort of The National Alliance of Hungarians in Canada’s member organizations. Thanks to the participants!
On November 21, the Canadian tour of Kovács Nóri, under the banner “ I sing my mind freely”, has arrived on our shores. In nearly three weeks, Nóri has graced the stages of eight cities, taking her fans and the public back to a soul-refreshing journey into the Carpathian Basin’s rich folkloric heritage.
In the 90 minutes program we could indulge in the shear beauty of authentic folk-songs, some of them in modern arrangements, and through a couple of Christmas carols we could ready ourselves to the up and coming festivities. It proved to be a clever selection, since it appealed to every age-group in the audience. The performer through her spontaneous charm connected immediately with the public and, beside describing the sometimes adventurous field-trips during which a folk-song is found, recorded, analyzed, authenticated and how it reaches, finally, the stage, she has also involved the audience in a lively sing-along. Following the concert, she stayed over for our folk-dance party, as well.
For the night-opening dinner, the credit goes, as always, to the Community Centre’s small, but enthusiastic team. It gave us great pleasure to welcome in our midst a sizeable Montreal contingent, headed by my fellow scholarship-holder in the Kőrösi Csoma Sándor Program, Ms. Nóra Abonyi.
There were 66 souls in attendance for the concert, and we hope that the cooperation between our two cities will prosper unabated.
This event came about through the shared effort of The National Alliance of Hungarians in Canada’s member organizations. Thanks to the participants!
Liza's a nurse, seeking love. Her only company is a long-dead Japanese pop star, who turns her into a fox-fairy out of jealousy. Now, every men who desires Liza shall die horribly. Can she overcome the curse?
Free admission. We would thankfully accept donations of a dollar or two to cover the utility costs of the building. |
18:00 — Dinner19:00 — Show
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Sunday, November 1, 2015 |
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Sunday, October 25, 2015
Guest of Honour:
Dr. Bálint Ódor Hungary’s Ambassador to Canada |
On the menu:Please make your dinner reservation by 8 PM on Friday, October 23rd.
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Sunday, October 18, 2015
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![]() The agenda of the meeting contains decisions requiring voting, managerial report, and presentation of future plans.
A Q&A session will be closing the meeting. Only members in good standing have the right to participate and vote. Thank you! |
![]() We'll serve slices of bread with homemade lard spread, sprinkled with ground paprika and topped with onion rings. Traditional and authentic!
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18:00 — Dinner
EPILOGUE
Following Thanksgiving, on Saturday, we have enjoyed the performance of MultiTalent Studio Budapest in a lively show, consisting of a sequence of poems set to music. Entitled Seasons of(in?) Poetry, six talented teenagers, accompanied by the small orchestra of their teachers, sang their merry way through a series of modern Hungarian poems inspired by the four seasons. Two instructors, in particular, stand out as enablers, facilitators of these young talents: Attila Balogh Bodor in matters of literature and showmanship, and composer, arranger Tibor Zezula, whose vivid, inventive and varied musical contributions were at par with the written material. The show was wildly successful. The children, who watched it with glistening eyes, did not have to put too much pressure on their parents to get hold of one of the group’s CDs. Containing the mirror image of the show, these CDs will consolidate the pleasant memories of this evening, stealthily inculcating them with the appreciation of literature and music of higher standard. Congrats are in order to the instructors and to the performers alike. We hope that they have enjoyed their stay with us and leave Ottawa and Canada with lasting, positive memories. The proceeds of this tour will end up helping our folks in Trans-Carpathia, the destination of their spring journey. We thank the volunteers of the OHCC in securing the festive dinner and the room and board to the members of the group. This event, too, was realized under the auspices of the National Alliance of Hungarians in Canada. |
18:00 — Dinner19:00 — Show
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Saturday, September 19, 2015
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16:00 — Art Exhibition and Presentation |
Photo exhibition
Even at some nearby places the bread is still baked the traditional way! Old crafts and almost forgotten traditions are captured through the lens a world renown photographer Zsigmond Bálint. |
![]() „A Bit of Transylvania” - anthology of Transylvanian writers - book premier
How to create a real community in virtual space? Difficult, but possible. At least, we succeeded making it happen. This book is the proof. We invite you to browse through its pages! |
Art exhibition
There is no other place in this world like this hidden Transylvanian village where year-after-year artists come together to get inspired by the beauty of an almost lost world. This exhibition is a bit of Transylvania expressed in painting. |
17:00 — A likaskő
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We bring "a bit of Transylvania” to you. Visit us, and let us fill your pockets, and soul…!
18:30 — Meet the Presenters |
Admission: |
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![]() Foundation for Hungarians from Transylvania
www.erdelyimagyarok.com alapitvany@erdelyimagyarok.com Tel: +36-30-954-8127 www.facebook.com/erdelyimagyarok Donations: IBAN: HU62 1070 0488 6631 7874 5110 0005 SWIFT/BIC: CIBHHUHB |
Sunday, September 13, 2014
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EPILOGUE
The visit of singer, guitarist and composer Zoltán Pomázi is not a first for this popular artist. He has had previous extended stays on North-American soil with his former ensemble, The Bojtorján, including stops in Nashville, New York, Woodstock, etc. He has poured his heart out to several generations, to justified acclaim.
Tonight, he has repeated a couple of evergreens of Bojtorján, but more importantly, he has presented his new compositions, generated by the poems of Miklós Radnóti, whose life was cut short by the madness of WW II and whose widow, Fanni Gyarmati, just passed away in her 102th year. Pertinent excerpts of her dairy have been read by Ibolya Kovács, member of our community, and a number of poems have been recited by Szabolcs Szilágyi, fitting additions that made the show more comprehensive.
The presentation of this season-opening show has been possible through the collaborative effort of member organisations of the National Alliance of Hungarians in Canada.
The visit of singer, guitarist and composer Zoltán Pomázi is not a first for this popular artist. He has had previous extended stays on North-American soil with his former ensemble, The Bojtorján, including stops in Nashville, New York, Woodstock, etc. He has poured his heart out to several generations, to justified acclaim.
Tonight, he has repeated a couple of evergreens of Bojtorján, but more importantly, he has presented his new compositions, generated by the poems of Miklós Radnóti, whose life was cut short by the madness of WW II and whose widow, Fanni Gyarmati, just passed away in her 102th year. Pertinent excerpts of her dairy have been read by Ibolya Kovács, member of our community, and a number of poems have been recited by Szabolcs Szilágyi, fitting additions that made the show more comprehensive.
The presentation of this season-opening show has been possible through the collaborative effort of member organisations of the National Alliance of Hungarians in Canada.
![]() Sunday, August 23
King Saint Steven's Day and the Day of Foundation of the Hungarian State 15:00 — Program (free admission)
Guest Speaker: Dr. Lajos Oláh, Counsellor and Deputy Head of Hungary's Mission to Canada 16:00 — Dinner Dining with reservations only, which have to be made by 21:00 o'clock Friday, August 21. |
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Sunday, August 16
'Tiszta Szív' Children’s choir from Kovászna performs: Hungarian Mass by László Tolcsvay 4:00 PM — Concert 5:30 PM — Dinner We would like to express our sincere gratitude for all that made this event possible by providing accommodation or through donation. We also admire the choir's calling to spread the joy of singing. On the menu:
Dining with reservations only, which have to be made by 21:00 o'clock Friday, August 21.
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A quote from the choir's letter:
“...The choir was founded in 1991 and it was given the name "Tiszta Szív" - Pure Heart. It rehearses and performs mostly folk, religious and secular pieces of music within and outside of the boarders. In the past 22 years we have gone on tours to numerous countries in Europe and even performed in front of Pope John Paul II and during our meeting the conversation included a few Hungarian sentences. We repeatedly performed in Germany, France, Austria, and Holland, went on a tour to Sweden, Britain and in 2009 and 2011 by the grace of God we could go to 8 cities of the United States. The dream of our choir has been to travel to Canada and spread the joy of singing with Hungarian communities there..." |
![]() Saturday, July 11
Márk Fülep — Flute Concert 18:00 — Dinner 19:00 — Concert Internationally well known Márk Fülep is agraduate of the Franz Liszt Music University of Budapest but he continued his professional training by participaing in nearly forty master classes of famous musicians. He earned his reputation through his performing and professional actitvity. Mr. Fülep was awarded severalimportant prizes. Apart from performing the classical repertoire, he puts great emphasis on fostering Hungarian folk music tradition. At his concerts he often plays different flutes. In Ottawa he will play the Transylvanian small recorder, the sheperd’s five-hole recorder from Dunántúl (Hungary), the tilinkó from Moldova and the Hungarian flóta. The folk sonkgs will be from Gyimes (Transylvania), Moldova, and Hungary, Alföld, Dunántúl to be exact. In addition, Mr. Fülep will perform worksby Bach, Böhm, Mozart, Doppler and other composers as well. He will be accompanied at the piano by Gábor Finta.
A complete biography of the musician can be found on his website Márk Fülep. |
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Sunday, July 5
11:30 — 3:00PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
11:30 — 3:00PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
- With sour cream, garlic or cinnamon sugar $1.50
- Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
MUZSIKÁS AND THE GLASS HOUSE ORCHESTRA
IN OTTAWA ON JUNE 15, 2015!!! A limited number of free tickets are available! The Embassy of Hungary offers 50 seats for those only who indicate their intention to attend the concert! In the framework of Hungary’s Chairmanship of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), the Embassy of Hungary to Canada in partnership with the Hungarian Cultural Center in New York presents a concert “Remembering through Music” featuring: |
Due to an overly large number of submissions, the registrations are closed now. The first 50 requestors will be contacted by the Hungarian Embassy.Submissions accepted until midight on Sunday, June 7th.For a larger family, please reserve tickets separately in groups.
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![]() Muzsikás, the most popular and renowned Hungarian folk music ensemble worldwide. After 40 years of their unrivaled career, the group has pioneered the global popularity of Hungarian folk music and helped the genre earn a well-established niche in the roots and world music scenes. In this double-bill with Glass House Orchestra, they take their Hungarian Jewish collection from Transylvania, unearthed through exacting research and years of fieldwork in the smallest of villages, and present the Máramaros material with the outstanding singer Ágnes Herczku, soloist of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble.
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![]() Grammy Award-winner Frank London acts as the bandleader for Glass House Orchestra, an international supergroup of 8 virtuosos that grew out of a project initiated by the Balassi Institute – Hungarian Cultural Center in New York to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust in Hungary. The band seeks to present an image of the incredibly complex legacy of Jewish Hungarian culture, while also creating a space for this legacy in the present day, both in Hungary and the world over. The ensemble is named after the Glass House or Üvegház, the famous building, one among 76, designated as a safehouse by Swiss diplomat Carl Lutz during the Holocaust in Hungary, which sheltered thousands of persecuted Jewish Hungarians.
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The Ottawa Klezmer Band was founded by Vocalist–Cellist Floralove Katz in 1978. Over the decades, the ensemble has garnered growing acclaim from both dedicated “regulars” and diverse, new audiences, entertaining dozens of audiences on a variety of stages. A trio of them (including Floralove Katz - Vocals/Cello; Natasha Guiller - Piano; David Renaud - Clarinet/Sax) will perform the very best of their repertoire before the Glass House Orchestra and the Muzsikás come to stage.
At the end of the night all three bands will join together for a unique and outstanding music jam. Don’t miss the most exciting concert of the year!
Where: Canadian Museum of History Theatre (100 Rue Laurier, Gatineau)
When: 7:00 PM (doors open: 6:30 PM) Monday, 15 June 2015
Please note that the concert is by invitation only. Invitations will be sent via e-mail or phone by the Embassy for those on the list collected and provided by the Ottawa Hungarian Community Centre.
Exhibitions about Carl Lutz and renovated synagogues in East-Central Europe can also be seen in the foyer upon arrival and during the intermission.
At the end of the night all three bands will join together for a unique and outstanding music jam. Don’t miss the most exciting concert of the year!
Where: Canadian Museum of History Theatre (100 Rue Laurier, Gatineau)
When: 7:00 PM (doors open: 6:30 PM) Monday, 15 June 2015
Please note that the concert is by invitation only. Invitations will be sent via e-mail or phone by the Embassy for those on the list collected and provided by the Ottawa Hungarian Community Centre.
Exhibitions about Carl Lutz and renovated synagogues in East-Central Europe can also be seen in the foyer upon arrival and during the intermission.
The Fund-Raising Bake Sale
ON SUNDAY was a great success!
Thank you for your support! Thanks to all the volunteers that made it possible!
ON SUNDAY was a great success!
Thank you for your support! Thanks to all the volunteers that made it possible!
Sunday, June 14, 2015
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This is a fund-raising event, and all income is used to support the children’s choir.
Orders for strudels submitted until noon on Friday are most welcome. If you wish to contribute by donating baked goods, please contacts us. We thank you in advance! |
20:00 — Friday, June 5
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The Man on the Other Side: Nick Branacatio is a photographer from the Windsor Star and has been for many years. He loves his job and his job loves him. Does he love his job too much? Through the help of his made up friend, Tin the ceiling fan, can he overcome his past that is haunting him?
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Mission Magnet: Meet Tammy. For the past year and a half she has been serving in the military as a Doctor. While spending her time complete strangers lives, she is faced with the news that her sone is at home, diagnosed with cancer. Tammy is dedicated to her job but equally dedicated to her family. How can she continue to sane strangers who chose to chose to put their lives at risk when her son is dying at home?
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Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for youth under 18. First come first serve for seating.
Saturday, May 30, 2015
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The deadline for reservations has passed, and we cannot accept any more requests. Thank you for your understanding!![]() Soft drinks, beer, wine and liquors available at the bar.
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Sunday, May 10, 2015
11:30 — 3.00 PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
11:30 — 3.00 PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
- With sour cream, garlic or cinnamon sugar $1.50
- Plain or take out $1.25
![]() Sunday, May 3, 2015
Mother's Day This event is organized by the Hungarian School and the Community Centre. The children of the No. 28 Ferenc Kölcsey Hungarian Scouts from Ottawa are our guest performers. 16.00 — 17.00 Children's recitals, dances and musical performances
17.30 — Dinner Please submit reservations by noon May 2nd. |
We have a completely FULL HOUSE, and we cannot accept any more guests.
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![]() Saturday, April 25, 2015
Baranta Presentation by Major Ferenc Vukics on traditional Hungarian martial arts, its history, its aim, its institutions and applications in the public and higher education programs ![]() Major Ferenc Vukics has been serving in the military since September 1987. At an early age he started to develop interest in history, literature, philosophy and sociology and psychology. He started publishing in 1988.
Baranta is a continuously developing martial art, which has been created by collecting all the movements from Hungarian body-culture, fighting and battling techniques that had been applied during our history. It is based on the knowledge of folk-culture and a still shaping independent philosophical tendency of Hungarian origin called ’social psychology’ or ’folk psychology’ (one of its founder and most quoted writer is Sándor Karácsony). At the moment, in six countries, in more than a hundred communities, about 2500 people are practising the style based on the traditional hungarian values, moral and culture of motion. More on Baranta: http://www.baranta.org/index.php/english |
Dinner at 6 PM
Please make dinner reservations by 8 PM on April 24. Presentation at 7 PM For those only interested in the presentation the admission is $5 per person. Admission fees will be fully used to cover our guest speaker's travelling expenses. We welcome donations in support of the National Baranta Association. ![]() Seven Chieftan's Tokány with Dumplings
![]() Üdítők, sör, bor, likőrök és tömény italok a bárban vásárolhatók.
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Introductions |
Folk Martial Arts |
Advertisements |
Baranta competitions: |
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Sunday, April 19
11:30-3.00PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
11:30-3.00PM
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
- With sour cream, garlic or cinnamon sugar $1.50
- Plain or take out $1.25

Monday, April 6
Easter Monday's traditional “sprinkling”
17.30-18.30 Egg painting
18.30-21.00 Sprinkling
Admission is free.
Potluck of baked goods and finger-foods.
Easter Monday's traditional “sprinkling”
17.30-18.30 Egg painting
18.30-21.00 Sprinkling
Admission is free.
Potluck of baked goods and finger-foods.
Easter sprinkling is a tradition kept in Easter European countries like Hungary up to this day.
Nowadays boys and men converted to an urbanized tradition and visit the houses of girls and women and cite a traditional or non-traditional Sprinkling rhyme, use fragranted water and then they are offered decorated eggs and some food and drinks. This tradition originates in pre-christian cleansing and fertility rituals but with Christianity it is said to refer to baptism and the resurrection of Christ. The most attractive girls got the most water to become healthy glowing wives. Along the Ipoly river the boys used to gang up and started collecting eggs on Sunday night to be able to start Monday with scrambled eggs and bacon. They needed to go in groups because as soon as they found a girl they picked her up and tousled her to a well and poured buckets of water on her. The girls beared all this wearing their best dresses and sometimes shivering as Easter usually does not fall on a warm day either! |
The boys cited rhymes like this:
![]() I am pleading to you Mother
Show me your daughter So her hair can be sprinkled So it can grow long as the colt’s tail strong Or even longer as long as the Danube May I start to sprinkle? Colourful folk-traditions are still kept in Transylvania.
In most regions the girls can return sprinkling on Tuesday! |
The pictures of the nicest painted eggs made by the members of our community we will publish on our site if so requested.
Sunday, March 29
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![]() We'll serve slices of bread with homemade lard spread, sprinkled with ground paprika and topped with onion rings. Traditional and authentic!
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Saturday, March 28
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11:00 — 14:00
12:00 – 14:00 |
Bake Sale
Lunch |
A few highlights of what to expect:
Lunch
Guests $12, Members $10
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This is a fund-raising event, and all income is used for the maintenance of the building.
If you wish to contribute by donating baked goods, please contacts us. We thank you in advance!
If you wish to contribute by donating baked goods, please contacts us. We thank you in advance!
12:00 Noon Monday, March 23
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The orders must be picked up on Saturday, March 28th, during the time of the bake sale at the OHCC.
Due to lack of sufficient adequate storage, late pick-ups are only possible in frozen form, and a weekly fee of $5 applies. Thank you for understanding! |
Sunday, March 15
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14:00 – 14:30
15:30 – 17:15 17:30 – 22:00 |
Laying of the Wreath at the statue of Kossuth (299 Waverly St.)
Ceremony at the OHCC, co-produced with Hungary's Embassy to Canada Gala Dinner |
Free admission.
Dining with reservations only, which have to be made by 21:00 o'clock Friday March 13th.
On the menu:

Meatloaf with Potatoes with Parsley, and Home Style Dilled Pickles
Wednesday, March 11
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Dr. Tamás Wetzel, the Deputy State Secretary of Hungary, is hosting a community forum at the OHCC. After his speech, he will be available to answer questions regarding national matters, simplified citizenship applications, the Sándor Csoma Kőrösi and Reconnect Hungary programs, as well as the National Register.
Everyone is most welcome! |
Tuesday, March 10
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Demonstration for the basic human and minorities’ rights in Romania. There will be demonstrations at 18 different locations worldwide: Baraolt (Barót), Miercurea-Ciuc (Csíkszereda), Firtănuș (Firtosmartonos), Gheorgheni (Gyergyószentmiklós), Târgu Secuiesc (Kézdivásárhely), Sfântu-Gheorghe (Sepsiszentgyörgy), Budapest, Debrecen, Devecser, Gyöngyös, Sárospatak, Szolnok, Istambul, London, Los Angeles, Ottawa, Stockholm, Stuttgart.
Join us in Ottawa at Parliament Hill at 13:00. After the demonstration, we’ll hand in a letter to the Romanian and Canadain Prime Ministers. |

Sunday, March 1
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.

Sunday, February 8
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Cheese, sour cream, garlic $2.25
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Cheese, sour cream, garlic $2.25
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
On the menu:
CANCELLED due to US visa related unexpected complications. We thank you for your understanding!Thursday, January 29, 2015
Hungarian Folk 2nes by Ágnes Enyedi and Soma Salamon ![]() During the program we will hear folk tunes from those areas of the Carpathian basin where the Hungarian folk songs co-exist with the sound of the furulya, a kind of recorder. The songs arranged for various types of furulya depict a part of the life of the villagers, and some of the more important elements of their lives, such as serving in the military, love, nature. The audience will recognize some of the collections and compositions of Béla Bartók. The program will be made more colorful by the sound of the piano accordion, which infiltrated the Hungarian folk music in the past couple of decades. The tunes come from the regions of Dunántúl, Palócföld, Székelyföld, Mezőség, Gyimes and Moldva.
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Ágnes Enyedi - vocals
Ágnes is the vocalist of both the Magos string folk music group, and the Tázló csángó folk music band. She regularly gives concerts with both groups, and organizes folk dance nights. In the spring of 2014, she and the Tázló band released the album entitled “Folk music from Moldva”. She toured in North America with the Magos band in the spring of 2012 for 5 weeks. Ágnes was the vocalist of the “Sweet-sorrow” and “Mezőség - Micro-cosmos” show series of the Hungarian National Folk Ensamble, as well as the “Harmony Pearl” and “Wind of Spring” programs of the Danube Artistic Group. In autumn 2013, she was touring accross Nort America with the Hungarian National Folk Ensamble presenting their “Hungarian Rapsody - America” program for 3 months, during which she had 74 appearances. Her first solo album entitled “With the love of the dove - Transylvanian folk music” edited by László Kelemen appeared in 2009. Soma Salamon - furulya, kaval, piano accordeon, piano In 2012, Soma was admitted to the wind instruments department of the Ferenc Liszt Music University. He is very active, touring throughout Hungary and several other countries. In January 2014, as a member of the Buda Folk Band, he ranked second on the World Music Charts Europe toplist with the band’s album entitled "Hungarian World Folk Music”. Soma also holds the special award of the 2014 edition of the "Fölszállott a Páva” televised program. ![]() Hungarian crêpes will be available separately.
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Sunday, January 25, 2015
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Cheese, sour cream, garlic $2.25
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
11:30-14.00
Lángos (Hungarian Fried Dough) Sale
Cheese, sour cream, garlic $2.25
Sour cream, garlic or sugar and cinnamon $1.50
Plain or take out $1.25
Please call ahead or e-mail for larger quantities or take-out by 8:00 AM.
Sunday, January 11, 2015 13:00 — 15:00
Lunch
Lunch
On the menu:
Reservation deadline 21:00 o’clock on Friday, January 9th.