Stay sober this November by paying a visit to the alcohol-free Adna Café, with fine coffees, teas and cakes, board games and other attractions – but no booze.
Inka Grill Bistro has opened as the first Peruvian restaurant in Budapest, bringing more unique flavors to the diverse selection of national cuisines on Ráday Street.
This beloved spot for sweets is reborn with a new name and location, but Domi’s still offers the same scrumptious selection of cakes, brownies, and more.
Caviar & Bull brought sophisticated Mediterranean cuisine to Budapest back in May in the form of a fine-dining restaurant, which is highly recommended for an artful feast.
The colorful restaurant selection on Budapest’s busiest party street is freshly enriched with a high-quality Italian eatery that closely follows the traditions of Italian cuisine.
At the onset of autumn, life in Hungary swirls around the annual wine-grape harvest, and several intoxicating festivals celebrate local libations around Budapest.
In District VIII’s artfully laid-back Mikszáth Square, Luft recently opened to serve delicious and affordable breakfasts from morning through evening, along with beers, wines, and mixed drinks.
This recently opened eatery in the city’s up-and-coming District XIII is your best bet if you want to top your bread with healthy sandwich creams. Spread the word!
The new KHAN restaurant – created by the team behind Sáo – not only surprised us with its location and cool design, but the quality and originality of the meals are also excellent.
Madal, Tamp & Pull, Addicted2Caffeine & Figula Borsarok, Espresso Embassy, fekete, The Bluebird Café, My Little Melbourne, and Kontakt all star in this beautifully shot video.
Hidden amid City Park’s fairy-tale palace, the lakeside Anonymus Bar & More is a real Hungarian delight offering fine local meals and Magyar-made merchandise.
The world-famous Diner en Blanc alfresco dinner party premiered in Budapest last year. It happens again on September 9th, but details remain a mystery.