Hungarian Csarda, London, 1958 Fox There was an open fire

There was an open fire for grilled meats and fish as the proprietors obviously worked very hard

Pennsylvania and Allentown

Bunny's Waffle Houses operated in San Francisco and Reno from 1931-1968

the invigorating Grand-Marnier ice-cold soufflé is always a pleasure

One of the highlights of the dinner would have been the Ortolan sur Canapés

Hungarian Csarda, London, 1958 Fox There was an open fireHungarian Csarda was one of London's oldest Hungarian restaurants. Graham Greene and Dorothy Glover visited it on the night of Wednesday 16 April 1941 as recounted by Rob Baker in The West End at War: Up the road from the York Minster Dorothy and Graham at last found somewhere open at 79 (sic) Dean Street. Despite the acute wartime shortage of paprika, the Hungarian Csarda, which bravely still had plate glass windows despite the Blitz, was still