Enjoy delicious vegan cuisine at The Planteen, canteen for the environmentally aware REAL School Budapest, and top meat- and dairy-free destination in its own right.
Opened by a couple who until recently ran a hotel in Thailand, Yum Yum near Buda's Margit Quarter offers the authentic flavours of home to a growing number of local regulars.
Take in your unwanted old clothes to RE RU HA and exchange them for quality togs carefully selected by shop owner Ágnes Juhász, a passionate and thoughtful believer in recycling.
Head to Tosti for authentic Dutch toasties, warming sandwiches filled with Gouda cheese and genuine appelstroop. Sprinkle hagelslag on your chocolate bread and the experience is complete!
Run by a Hungaro-Uruguayan couple who have set up in Budapest after working in hospitality in Barcelona, La Casita offers tasty empanadas and other authentic delights in cosy surroundings.
There's fantastic falafel and smooth hummus on offer at the 13 outlets of hummusbar around Budapest, where service is speedy, prices affordable and the fare fresh and healthy.
Get away from it all on the lazy terrace of the Nocsak Bár, lapped by the Ráckeve-Soroksár branch of the Danube, with fine wines, classic pizzas and craft burgers. SUP and boat rental a plus!
Revered retro presszó Bambi is 60 years old this month. We celebrate one of Budapest's most enduring urban legends with a few tales about famous regulars, fake cars and discos for bookworms.
Don't forget to duck – new food truck DUCK YOU! wins over carnivores on its first outing this weekend, with promises of a flying return to events and festivals around Budapest this summer.
A resource preferred by chefs in Budapest's top restaurants, soup bases are tastier than stock cubes. Now the Alaplé Bár offers this healthier option for cooking at home – or drinking on its own.
Created by expats for expats: the new Hoff House in Budapest brings American-style food to an international audience with English-friendly karaoke, quiz nights, football screenings and more!
There's more than just souvlaki and salads at the new outlet of Greek eatery Blue Agori just opened downtown on Hercegprímás utca – look out for homemade meatballs and delicious doughnuts.
Don't slave away in the kitchen today – let a top Budapest restaurant put together lunch for you, and have it delivered to your door. And all for around 2,000 forints!