Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Eszter Laki | Country: Hungary
“Kispiac is a small, affable bistro nested just in the neighbourhood of one of the most famous markets of Budapest. Drop by for a nice coffee in the morning, taste the delicious grilled duck, chicken, pork with fresh salad or have a cold prosecco in the evening. The name “Kispiac” means “Small Market”, which refers to the market next door.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Eszter Laki | Country: Hungary
“Kispiac is a small, affable bistro nested just in the neighbourhood of one of the most famous markets of Budapest. Drop by for a nice coffee in the morning, taste the delicious grilled duck, chicken, pork with fresh salad or have a cold prosecco in the evening. The name “Kispiac” means “Small Market”, which refers to the market next door.”
