Kutyabarat.hu hosts a yearly search for the city’s best dog-friendly businesses, eateries, cafés, and pubs; this year, We Love Budapest also awarded winners.
Hungary’s first specialty-cheesecake store opened a few weeks ago on Pest’s Grand Boulevard. The idea of serving pretty little cakes in jars came from Egypt.
The recently opened collaboration of 10R and West Coast Barbers fuses a shop, café, and a place to get your hair cut – you just might get addicted to Rehab.
This new restaurant is a unique hybrid of a classic bar and a barbecue restaurant, with a smoker, cool cocktails and outrageously delicious sandwiches.
Additive-free rustic Italian pizza, sweet rolls, special chocolate pastries, and many healthy breakfast options await everyone at this new Budapest bakery.
Combining a cozy café with a hip design store on downtown Pest’s Wesselényi Street, this laid-back nook surrounds guests with wooden décor and vinyl clocks.
If you love burgers, you will also love Che Che’s superb sandwiches that can be packed generously with Angus steak, melted goat cheese, or even bacon and eggs.
Tucked away on the top floor of Buda’s Fény Street Market, this new high-quality cafeteria offers flavorful Wiener schnitzel, fried chicken, and much more.
The freshest street-food spot of Kolosy Square serves generously filled classic French-baguette sandwiches, accompanied by a tempting variety of savory soups.
Since becoming Budapest’s most elegantly extravagant party hub, Tütü converted its cozy “lobby” into a chic restaurant serving Hungarian-fusion cuisine.
One of the best restaurants of the Hungarian countryside – the panoramic Márga Bistro in Csopak – now offers their renowned flavors in the Magyar metropolis.
For breakfast, sandwiches, cheese platters, wines, and craft beers, this newly revamped laid-back hangout on Rumbach Sebestyén Street is well worth a visit.
Downtown’s renowned studio restaurant recently launched a new spot for customizable high-quality lunch specials, along with snacks and wine later in the day.
Along with delicious lunch menus and autumn flavors, downtown Pest’s Macesz Bistro is attracting guests with a video cookbook revealing time-tested recipes.
Several Ráday Street eateries are commemorating the 60th anniversary of Hungary’s 1956 Revolution as part of an initiative that supports charity organizations.
The first-ever virtual reality escape room game of Central Europe, Cosmos, sends players to outer space to carry out a mission among magically designed stars.
Hungarian fish specialties are served in creative variations – including catfish gyros and fish sausages – at this fresh casual eatery on Ráday Street.
We visit the city’s biggest wholesale market, which operates around the clock to provide fresh food to restaurants of the Magyar metropolis since 1991.
After opening as a specialty café a year ago, and then adding Hungary’s prized Figula wines to the selection, this became a unique coffeehouse-wine bar hybrid.
Found across the street from downtown’s National Museum, this fresh burger joint offers quality miniature and full-sized handheld meals for friendly prices.
Providing a magnificent fine-dining milieu, this welcoming eatery serves meals made according to the several-hundred-year-old recipes of the Bodrogi Family.
After its eagerly anticipated revival a few years ago, the Hadik coffeehouse is newly renovated with modern elements, while retaining its historic charm.
Colorful confections continually tempt everyone with a sweet tooth at Jono Yogo, where we delight in topping frozen yogurt with all kinds of tasty treats.
Enjoy all-you-can-eat dining with gourmet quality at this downtown trattoria offering tasty pasta dishes, crispy pizza, delightful tiramisu, and much more.