When I feel like a coffee in the sunshine, I like to sit at KINO Cafe: a cinema, a breakfast place and a coffee shop all in one. Movies are screened in their original language and the crowd is very international. I've made more than one friends during some of the premieres hosted here. Kino offers space also to independent and small productions, attracting plenty of movie people among its fans.
KINO is very well positioned next to Vig, one of the most popular theatres in Pest, along the big boulevard, on the way between the train station designed by Eiffel's company and Margaret Island. During the day, I find it very inspiring to sit here and write, with people passing by, trams and some fine architecture in the background.
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