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What’s the secret behind the cosy Gyergyó Kisvendéglő in sleepy Pasarét?
For a Hungarian lunch in the classic tradition, head to sleepy, leafy Pasarét and the Gyergyó Kisvendéglő, family-run and as old-school as it gets.
For a Hungarian lunch in the classic tradition, head to sleepy, leafy Pasarét and the Gyergyó Kisvendéglő, family-run and as old-school as it gets.
Once as synonymous with Hungarian summers as lángos, soft drink Bambi disappeared once Coke arrived in 1968. Now it's back, with new branding, new flavours and... healthy ingredients!
New menu, new chefs and new concept at Meat Boutique, the destination restaurant on Lánchíd utca close to Chain Bridge on Clark Ádám tér.
What could be better than Sunday lunch in luxury en famille – which is exactly what you can find at ÉS Bisztró, with waiter service, too!
Reward your taste buds with authentic Himalayan cuisine at the Namgyal Momo Tibetan Canteen And Tea Room!
Sessions bistro opens in the building of the Hard Rock Hotel on Nagymező utca, combining Hungarian flavours, cool cocktails, Catalan design and a few notes from the rock & roll songbook.
Top-quality coffee, a bohemian atmosphere and beautiful fine art combine to define the latest coffee shop in the Palace Quarter, the Art Café Muse!
Down in Pestszentlőrinc, Zamatic Deli & Caffé offers quality coffee, prime sandwiches and fine produce – all to be enjoyed in a garden echoing with birdsong.
Bid farewell to lacklustre store bread and bring in the flavourful tastes of fresh sourdough, at this popular new bakery in Újbuda, Megszegett Ígéret!
Taking its culinary adventure a few steps further than stablemate Dobrumba, newly opened Pingrumba brings Buda diners the flavours of Asia as well as the Middle East.
Just opened in downtown Budapest, Quí is the third of three stylish Asian restaurants created by three friends with a background in design and fashion, the focus here on Thai and Vietnamese cuisine.
There's more to Vietnamese cuisine than pho soup as proved by Hú Lù Lu on Akácfa utca, where dishes, mood and colourful lanterns have been inspired by Hoi An on the central coast.
Find carefully selected, small-batch produce at FALU, a homely delicatessen just opened in downtown Budapest, brought to you by way of the Balaton Uplands.
New-wave Madal café branches out to create all manner of sourdough breads at their downtown outlet on Alkotmány utca, now available across the chain.
Things are sizzling at Bálna Budapest, the glass-fronted retail and leisure hub by the Danube, where Comfort by Tuning has just set up, offering Americana on a plate plus summer delights.
Hungarian gin company wins fourth place at international spirits competition, the first domestic variety to be recognised by the IWSC.
Find sought-after Japanese specialities on your plate and in your glass at WAFU, a Japanese-run bar/restaurant deep in Budapest's now significantly quieter party zone.
It's summer in Hungary! Time for lángos! Choose from a range of toppings on your deep-fried dough at Retro Lángos, reopened as a food bar opposite the kiosk forced to close at Arany János utca metro.
Head up to Bp BARbq Terrace for meaty treats, riverside relaxation and outdoor sporting activities by the Yacht Club Budapest on the Danube-facing Római-part.
If it's Wednesday, it must be Estipiac, a communal market for local artisanal producers run by the Paletta restaurant, with samplings and lively entertainment on Tompa utca, District IX.
Choose an exotic houseplant to embellish your flat while you sip speciality coffee and snack on a falafel waffle – all at Pesti Palánta, right opposite City Park.
Take in alfresco acoustic sounds on Tuesdays, fiesta! on Fridays and swing on Saturdays when you check out Buda newbie Majomhoz, set up by the urban park of Városmajor.
A culinary legend for over a century, the Szépilona restaurant still basks in Buda greenery and serves Habsburg favourites – but a bistro makeover has swept it into the 21st century.