The Jégbüfé closes on the weekend
The Jégbüfé (Ice Buffet) opened in 1952 will close its doors on the weekend – the Origo news portal reported on Tuesday. As it was reported by MTI, the Párizsi courtyard will be transformed into a five-star hotel until the first quarter of 2017.
According to information found on the Internet, the Jégbüfé (Ice Buffet) name comes from myriads of ice cream, sorbets sold in buffet. The store’s creators and denominators were Flaschner Sándor, Papp Endre and Bori István. Bori István was also the first leader of the leader of the Jégbüfé (Ice Buffet). (MTI)
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