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9 reviews of Budapest Folklore Show with Dinner
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Fantastic! The tour out and back was also very unusual and interesting. If you are a maize corn freak you would love the show even more. Great!!
Reviewed by: Albert ( Al ) E, Austria, September 2008
We just loved this. I would highly recommend this to anyone going to Budapest.
Reviewed by: Harry S, Canada, September 2008
Fantastic!!!! Beautiful service, dinner and floor show. Highly recommended for a full Hungarian Culture Folklore show. Very entertaining.
Reviewed by: Rose T, Australia, August 2008
This evening was very good, and I will recommend it. They went out of their way to make us feel welcome and enjoy ourselves. On our way back, we stopped on Castle Hill to enjoy a nighttime view of Budapest - beautiful. Our guide told us as much as she could about the city and country. Excellent.
Reviewed by: Tertia R, United Kingdom, October 2006
If you want a taste of authentic old time Hungarian music and dancing, then this is for you. The meal was excellent.
Reviewed by: Joseph W, United Kingdom, July 2009
I loved a chance to go to Prater - the music was fun and the food was OK.
Reviewed by: Nat K, United States of America, October 2006
The Folklore show was very disappointing. The dancers were good, but there was only two of them who performed about 4 dances and left before we realised. Subsequently the musicians left and went in the other room.
Reviewed by: Sharon B, United Kingdom, April 2007
With only six people in the whole group that evening with a mediocre dinner and show did not meet our expectations.
Reviewed by: Andrea G, United States of America, October 2006
The group was comprised mostly of older folks with little audience participation.
Reviewed by: Helen B, Ireland, August 2006


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