Less than a year later, the luxury café of Kata Sarka and Cecília Rogán-Szendrei has closed
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It has not even been a year since Kata Sarka and Cecília Rogán-Szendrei opened their joint café in Budapest's Hegyvidék district, but the business has already closed its doors. The closure of the luxury café has drawn the attention of many, as the names of the two women are well known to the Hungarian public.
The two entrepreneurs opened the café together, offering comfortable, high-quality hospitality. According to reports, the business started operating with a loss of around 10 million forints already at its launch. This means there was a significant gap between the initial costs and revenues.
Based on the available information, it is not clear in detail what led to the closure. Those involved have not yet commented in detail on the operation of the café or the reasons behind the decision. The matter has also become a topic on social media, and many are curious about what comes next.
Overall, the short life of the café shows that the early period after opening can be particularly difficult in the hospitality sector. Beyond the closure, the financial details of the business and any future steps are not yet known, so it is worth following further developments.
Sources: nlc
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