Director-actor Róbert Alföldi’s dedication on Kádár’s wall: “When I’m here, it feels like my childhood! Thank you so much! And for the kindness, too!”

Group portrait of Hungarian Olympic champion pentathletes, who jointly dedicated their photograph to Uncle Tibi, several of them were regulars at Kádár.

Dévényi Tibor's ("Uncle Tibi") own opinion: “This is the real restaurant!”

Boogie, singer from the 2005 season of Megasztár, is also on Kádár’s wall.

Politician László Hetényi came with friends, and he also brought Ildikó Lendvai.

Boxer Péter Ajtai’s dedication after winning the Sydney Olympic final: “For my friend Tibor, for all the delicacies. With sincere affection.”

Writer Mihály Kornis photographed with Uncle Tibi at Kádár.

The staff of Kádár was invited to the wedding of György Habsburg and Duchess Eilika at the Basilica.

Film producer Andy Vajna’s gift to Kádár: a photo taken at the Hungaroring featuring Sylvester Stallone.

World-famous jazz drummer Imre Kőszegi also visited here.

A signed photo of Elvis and Marilyn Monroe impersonators in an American convertible, gifted by an international visitor or performer to Kádár Étkezde.

A note from comedian József Sas: “The "sólet" doesn’t make me fat — what you see on me is pure muscle.”

The photo was taken for Balázs Fellegi’s Songs in Yiddish album cover. It features József Balogh (clarinet), Gábor Mezei (accordion), Vilmos Búza (bass), István Gyárfás (guitar), Balázs Fellegi and Tibor Garami.

Sándor Lakatos, the famous Gypsy violinist, also visited Kádár.

György Vámos, TV host on ATV, was a regular guest.

Photo in front of the entrance to Kádár Étkezde: Uncle Tibi, the iconic host, with stuntman Gábor Piroch

Racecar driver János Tóth, pilot of the Osella–BMW F2-C3, who brought mementos from the track to Kádár Étkezde.

Team photo of MTK athletes, several of whom were frequent guests at Kádár Étkezde.

Károly Tálasi, nicknamed “Csörgősipka,” coach of the Hungarian blind football team, whose squad even won an international tournament.

A photo of the legendary Ferenc “Öcsi” Puskás, brought to the eatery by footballer János Hrutka.

Actor and comedian László Kabos, one of the era’s most beloved humorists, who also visited Kádár many times.

A signed team photo from a football squad presented to Kádár Étkezde.

A caricature signed by Olympic boxing champion György Gedó after his Munich gold: “With affection to Tibor and his family.”

Actor József Székhelyi visited during a film shoot (likely Meseautó).

György Szilágyi, comedian of the Vidám Színpad, known for his New Year’s Eve shows and books, also visited Kádár.

Pop singer Gabi Fenyvesi often met her mother here.

Péter Garai and his band Klezmerész performed in several venues in Budapest, including Spinoza – and also visited Kádár with his family.

Honvéd boxers receiving coaching from triple Olympic champion László Papp; many of these athletes often visited Kádár.

Gáspár Böde, master violinist, with his band were frequent guests at Kádár as well.

Gyula Török, boxer of Budapesti Honvéd and gold medalist at the 1960 Rome Olympics, also a frequent guest at Kádár.