Due to the time elapsed since the foundation of the Kispipa Restaurant in 1954, we can rightly say that we have history. Memories come from the walls and we might even hear the dishes clinking as Rezső Seress is playing the piano; we can smell the smoke of cigarettes and see the evening fall on us. Back in the days, the two epicenters of nightlife of the 7th district were the Fészek Club and Kispipa. Rezső Seress, composer of the song "Gloomy Sunday", played the piano in Kispipa, and was visited by not smaller celebrities than Luis Armstrong, Marcello Mastroianni, Spencer Tracy or Jane Fonda. According to the legend, when the Mayor of New York arrived, without sitting down or saying a word, he just pulled a note out of his pocket which said "tarragon deer soup".