Food & Drink Guide

LAN parties are not just about gaming; they are about survival. And for that, you need fuel.

Delivery

The easiest way to get fed is to have it come to you.

• Use the Foodora or Wolt apps.
  • They automatically list restaurants that are currently open.
  • You can see estimated delivery times (which might be longer on Friday/Saturday nights).
  • Address: In the delivery notes, write: “LAN Party, will meet at main entrance”, and watch your phone! The courier will not come into the gaming hall.

Nearby Stores

If you prefer to take a walk (which is good for your legs), here are your options:

• Spar / Tesco: Usually the most reliable spots for snacks, drinks, and breakfast items.
• Tobacco Shop: If you need one, search for the nearest “Nemzeti Dohánybolt” on the map.

Eating at Your Desk

• Eat carefully. Your keyboard (and your neighbor’s) does not like spilled energy drinks.
• Throw away your trash. Don’t build a fortress out of pizza boxes. Leftover food smells and attracts bugs.
• Common Dining Area: If there is a designated dining area, use it for larger meals. It’s more comfortable, and you won’t get crumbs in your mouse.

What We Provide

• We usually bring a limited amount of snacks (chips and small bites).
• There are often cold soft drinks and beer available at cost.
• Many events also have a coffee machine (typically Nespresso) for an extra fee.

Dedicated Meal Windows

• We sometimes define dedicated meal windows so the whole hall does not rush for food at once.
• These windows also make group orders and quick store runs easier to coordinate.
• Always check announcements and the schedule for current meal windows.