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A long-running Buda music house focused on Hungarian folk, world music and jazz, with concerts, dance-house nights, sessions and an on-site café.
Neighbourhood
Budapest
Energy
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Capacity
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Price
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Age
18+ (local law)
Opened
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Indoor / outdoor
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Dress
No stated code
A controlled vocabulary, so two rooms tagged the same actually feel the same.
Rooms that share this one’s DNA.
Scene importance. Being great in Berlin counts differently from being great where there are four clubs.
Recency of observed Instagram activity. This is a signal, not proof of current operation.
Visitor ratings. Shrunk toward the site-wide average, so a handful of votes cannot move a room and a brigade has to be enormous to be felt. Counts only once a venue clears the minimum number of ratings.
Capacity and reach. A 4,000-person hall and a 200-person basement are judged on the same curve, not the same size.
Longevity. Surviving ten years in nightlife is evidence.
User saves. Deliberately weak — it is the easiest signal to game.
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