Prime salami suppliers Venison Gusto open their own Venison Gustore, elegant outlet for the finest Hungarian smoked meats created from venison, water buffalo and grey beef.
From ice cream to pizza to gluten-free Italian delights – Fragola has come up in the world, all the while keeping a close eye on what the customer wants.
Trendy matcha tea is no longer limited to specialty cafés and gluten-free confectioneries – nor to superfood latte – now that Matcha Tsuki has opened on Kálvin tér.
Stricter mask-wearing for restaurants and places of entertainment to be enforced from 2 November.
Opened in 1960, in tune with 2020 – the Aranyhal Vendéglő in Zugló lends a contemporary touch to classic Hungarian cuisine, served in traditional surroundings. Affordability another plus.
Take a break at Kaffelandia, the new Swedish-style café on Ráday utca where coffee, breakfasts and brunches come with an extra helping of relaxation.
Dive into the colourful world of ZAX, the latest speciality chocolate shop to open in Budapest.
You don't have to be mad to drink in here – but it helps! Budapest brewers Mad Scientist open their own pub-cum-bistro in a downtown location. Welcome to MADHOUSE!
Meet Vo Son Hai, founder/owner of recently opened Caphe by Hai Nam, an authentic Vietnamese coffeeshop on trendy Bartók Béla út.
Savour fine dining while spinning on Budapest's panoramic Big Wheel – or order top-quality ingredients to create your own high-end meal at home, all thanks to Michelin-star operation Costes.
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!
Follow the muse at Múzsa, the new cocktail bar at the Gresham, where history, Hungarian craft, Asian trends and a little London savvy are all thrown into the mix. Then presented in a bespoke glass.
Sample inventive dishes with Asian and Hungarian influences at Ensō, the latest initiative by the pioneering Kitchen Circle, set in gritty District VIII.
Bring traditional Hungarian cuisine into your own kitchen with this great stuffed cabbage recipe!
After a successful summer running a superior pop-up food truck by Lake Balaton, the renowned MÁK Bistro returns to Budapest with new-found vim and inventive dishes inspired by the holiday season.
Colourful, diverse and healthy, always served with a genuine smile, Thai food is the flavour of the month right now in Budapest. Here we feature the city's four certified Thai Select restaurants.
Enjoy breakfast with a spectacular city panorama or dinner with sunset at the High Note SkyBar atop the Aria Hotel, right in the heart of Budapest.
Babka already made a name for itself in Pest, selling unbeatable Middle-Eastern cuisine to a receptive audience. Now they've expanded across the river into Buda, and continue to offer home delivery.
Regaining its century-old splendour, the elegant Déryné has revamped its historic surroundings and rejigged the menu while still offering its popular brunches and breakfasts.
Find fine farm cheeses, quality sausages and jams, even sip 100% arabica coffee over a carefully prepared sandwich, at Kamra Csemege, a new boutique delicatessen in leafy Hűvösvölgy.
Indulge in authentic Indian cuisine surrounded by Buda greenery at Curry House, relocated from grey Pest yet still offering the same perfectly prepared favourites.
Chef Zoltán Soskó will be impressing guests with a remarkable menu to match the finest items from the house of J. De Telmont champagnes.
More than just one of Budapest's most popular tourist destinations – Citadella sétány is a promenade of street food and panoramic entertainment, with the Citadellove terrace for romantic drinks!
Small-batch delights from the Pancs Gasztroplacc producers’ market now available at a package-free store just opened near Élesztőház.