The Pajti Coffeehouse is located at the top of the Keszthely market, which is actually a restaurant, although it is a coffeehouse, but there is a weekly lunch offer.
There is a weekly lunch offer, but it is not a restaurant. It is not a restaurant, but there is a menu. There is a menu, but there is no fried chicken. There is no fried chicken, but there is pasta. There is pasta, but it is a coffeehouse.
Pajti differs from its peers a bit. The coffee is divine, there is dark and light, and the milk is also domestic. Something else is still different. Maybe the Pad Thai?! Yes, there is Pad Thai, but it is not a bistro. It is not a bistro, but there is a menu. There is a menu, but there is no fried chicken. There is no fried chicken, but sometimes there is a Neapolitan-style pizza. There is pizza, but it is a coffeehouse.
A cozy and sophisticated coffeehouse-breakfast joint next to the Keszthely market. The base of the counter and the raised table was made of raw brick, and the walls were decorated with modern paintings and green plants. On their website they also detail the unit’s unclassifiability with this funny text. “Coffeehouse, but there is a weekly lunch offer. There is a weekly lunch offer, but it is not a restaurant. It is not a restaurant, but there is a menu. There is a menu, but there is no fried chicken. There is no fried chicken, but there is pasta. There is pasta, but it is a coffeehouse.”
They offer bagels, wraps, five different main dishes inspired by the Far East, made from rice noodles and glass noodles, which are vegetarian by default, but can be ordered with chicken or shrimp.
The service is friendly, courteous and well-prepared. They have a few good Hungarian wines, two craft beers in addition to the industrial ones, and also quality soft drinks.
Main Square, Promenade Street just a step away
Before our city tour of Keszthely, we can start our day with a breakfast and a good coffee at Pajti, as it is practically located in the neighbourhood of the Main Square. From there, through the Promenade Street a straight path leads us to the city’s masterpiece, and to the Festetics Castle.
Parking
It is worth parking in the parking lot located at the bottom of the market and taking a pleasant walk up to the top of the market, where the cafe is located.
Approach
It is advisable to approach the market parking lot from Rákóczi Street by car. But it can also be easily reached on foot from the Main Square if we take the Promenade or if we desire a light breakfast after taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the Keszthely market.
