Century-old traditions meet modern flair at Budapest’s iconic Centrál Café, serving as a progressive hangout for the city’s intellectual crowd since 1887.
Kazinczy Street’s popular food-truck court is now even more diverse with a new kiosk by Zing, selling exceptionally creamy liquid-nitrogen-churned ice cream.
Vágódeszka opened in a small shop next to Toldi Cinema back in March, and somehow managed to introduce something novel into the city’s storied sausage scene.
An iconic manufacturer of Hungarian sweets offers a new guided tour of real chocolate-making facilities – including tastings – at their Kossuth Square site.
After launching EcoCafé in another bank location, MagNet’s new site on Bartók Béla Boulevard provides delicious organic treats from Hungary’s countryside.
Instead of exaggerated exoticism, Shimaya imports Far Eastern coffee culture to downtown Budapest in a way that evokes ordinary Japanese new-wave cafés.
The arsenal of alternative eateries by Jászai Mari Square is freshly expanded. Tökmag only opened about a week ago, and we have already been there twice.
An industrial atmosphere, premium burgers, beef slow-roasted in a smoker and spiced with an Asian touch, and an attentive staff makes this a cool new hangout.
Try juices, smoothies, and other drinks loaded with superfoods, which provide benefits as “organic medicine” – customers visit this place like a pharmacy.
One of Budapest’s best ruin pubs – famed for its diverse craft-beer and wine selection – welcomes summertime with an intimate new terrace and exhibition area.
Hard Rock Cafe expanded their menu with burgers of four major metropolises – Memphis, New Delhi, Rome, and London – which we can try until the end of June.
In downtown Pest on bustling Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Avenue, this unpretentious eatery is perfect for a quick lunch of specialties from the Land of the Rising Sun.
Although there are already many trattorias around town, this new place proffers tasty pizzas and pastas in a part of the city not known for quality dining.
Briquette welcomes everyone into the garden of a homey family house full of lush greenery, BBQ smokers, and the tempting aromas of mouthwatering meats.
We found a wonderful surprise in downtown Pest – a simple Asian eatery that serves truly delicious soups without the high prices common in this neighborhood.
Plenty of ice-cream parlors in Budapest offer a 50% discount on their finest confections on Monday, May 8th – we present a list of participating places.
A classic Buda villa – renovated with 21st-century style – welcomes all ages for top-quality meals, or just to enjoy something sweet in the sunshiny garden.
Bagels are almost always delicious, but New York Bagel sets the bar high in Budapest with their fresh-baked products. We explored their newest location.
Customers come first at this café – Márta Rostás only wanted to serve breakfast, but now this cozy hangout also offers lunches thanks to requests of guests.
Amid a stylish setting and an open kitchen, this casual restaurant serves high-quality rotisserie chicken provided by Hungary’s only free-range poultry farm.
Flat White’s name beckons lovers of specialty java, but the creativity of this new breakfast spot on Szépvölgyi Road extends beyond their new-wave coffees.
In Buda’s Tabán district, a new Saturday marketplace brings many fine foodstuffs from across Hungary’s countryside to the heart of the Magyar metropolis.
The newest shop of District XIII offers delicious breads and breakfasts, and a purrrfect name: Három Tarka Macska, which translates to “Three Spotted Cats”.
Pampering the taste buds of people who follow special diets, Oh My Green serves tasty smoothies, satisfying salads, and superfoods instead of ordinary dishes.