Foaming beer glasses, checked tablecloths, champagne, spritzers and pálinka, under tree shade or in smoky rooms – Budapest’s diverse drinkeries have always been popular, and missed more than ever these days. While we wait for them to open up, let’s drink in a little nostalgia!
The garden terrace of the Disznófő restaurant, 1876. This restaurant lasted for almost a hundred years. Today, unfortunately, only a dilapidated wooden booth indicates the location of this once revered locale.
Between Citadella and Jubileum Park stood the Géllerthegyi nagyvendéglő, where hikers could relax after trekking to the top of Gellért Hill. In 1927, this merry group was taking a break from their exertions up the many steps.
Ah, if only! Friends, a terrace bar, summer… Danube embankment in Újpest, the Weiser boathouse and holiday complex in 1930.
A Churchill lookalike enjoys the sun on the terrace of the Hangli Café on Vigadó tér in 1940.
Celebratory drinks at the Császárkert restaurant in the 1940s.
Whoever ordered this tray of drinks will forever remain a mystery, but it must have been a hot day in 1959 at the Nemzeti Hotel because everyone was pretty thirsty.
Convivial conversation on the terrace of the Búsuló Juhász in 1963.
The picture may be posed, but we would all be happy to toast with our friends like this group did in 1967 at the Fortuna Pub on Hess András tér.
In the revolutionary year of 1968, it was six forints a pint at the EMKE bisztró.
It’s hard to imagine now how places worked with people so close together – but this was the Dunapark presszó in full swing in 1976.
Megjelent első bookazine-unk, ne maradj le róla!
Már 15 éve lélegzünk összhangban a fővárossal. Jubileumi kiadványunkban mindent megtalálsz, ami magazinunk és eddigi munkánk esszenciája. Gasztronómia, kultúra, városi legendák és Budapest arcai, interjúk, történetek és a legjobb helyek – úgy, ahogyan mi látjuk a fővárost.
Rendeld meg itt vagy keresd a nagyobb könyvesboltokban!
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