Macesz Bistro has always been a stable point for the fans of Hungarian-Jewish cuisine with its duck consommé & matzo ball, cholent, flódni, and just enough retouching that never stole the originality.
One of Buda's busiest transport hubs is also a gastronomic centre, as the area offers everything from street food to fine dining. The next stop of our gastronomic tour is Széll Kálmán Square.
Piana Vyshnia, the traditional Ukrainian cherry liqueur, started its conquest from Lviv, Ukraine, and has arrived in Erzsébetváros, Budapest after Ukraine, Poland, Moldova, and Romania.
Comfortable chairs, delicious cocktails, and tasty finger food at the top of the Hilton – we checked out the White Raven skybar at the top of the Hilton.
The sweet story of Hungarian émigré Henry Spelter, the last in a long line of master confectioners, whose Mary Cake has just been revived at Dublin’s historic Bewley’s café.
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.
Relax on the terrace of the Pódium Bistro & Club in Óbuda and enjoy the Mediterranean atmosphere over lunch or a light dinner.
From reinterpreted breakfast classics to sassy cocktails in cool bar surroundings, recently opened BABA Budapest covers all bases in the heart of town.
Find premium Syrian baklava, dried fruit and nougat at Charisma, a boutique for premium Levantine sweet treats in Budapest's Jewish Quarter.
With the sourdough revolution sweeping the city a few years ago, artisanal bakeries can be found all over Budapest, some also offering pastries, coffee and breakfast. Here are some of our favourites.
A reliable choice for business meetings, friendly rendezvous and children's parties, MOM Leroy now celebrates its 15th anniversary offering the same great dishes as always.
Take a look at these stylish, contemporary cafés, stunning examples of the new wave that has washed over Budapest in recent years.
Find your favourite Asian dish at 14 Buddha Original locations across town, including a recently opened terrace eatery just round the corner from Váci utca!
Top chef András Wolf of the Anantara New York Palace talks Hungarian bistro cuisine, tradition and innovation.
In the historic surroundings of Buda Castle, the Budapest Wine Festival is showcasing top labels from around the world, champagnes, gastronomy and live music for four days from 8 September.
Sample quality meat-free street food at seven Las Vegan's locations around town – including a brand new one at the Etele Plaza mall.
Enjoy the amazing firework show on the national holiday of 20 August from the panoramic vantage point of the Aranybástya restaurant, accompanied by superb dishes, champagne and cocktails.
Welcome to Budapest, 5 to go! The hugely successful coffee chain has just set up on Király utca to offer tasty, affordable brews – and encourage potential investors to open their own outlet!
Be treated like Hollywood royalty at Prime Steak & Wine, the downtown Budapest restaurant now celebrating ten years in the high-end dining business.
Poured, scooped or served from strange contraptions on wheels, ice cream has been an essential part of the Hungarian summer for generations – as these retro images from the Fortepan archive show.
A long-established dining destination on showcase boulevard Andrássy út, the Bistro Fine has just reopened with a fresh look and new menu featuring Hungarian and international favourites.
Blutorange mixes prime mezcal with sought-after sounds played through high-spec audio equipment – Budapest's first listening bar is all about quality.
Catch a Danube sunset and a lively DJ set over cocktails and bistro favourites at downtown Gigi’s Budapest this summer.
Sip and snack surrounded by greenery as sun sets over the Danube at the new garden space opened by Michelin-starred dining destination, Babel Budapest.
Discover great Hungarian flavours at the Retek Bisztró, where goulash, chicken paprikash and classic desserts are served at a downtown location.