In the city’s District XIV, a new garden bistro welcomes guests with modern style and classic hospitality, and the beautifully prepared dishes are truly tasty.
We popped into the newest ice-cream parlor of Pozsonyi Street to discover their creative confections, available in flavors like date-almond and mint-lemon.
Check out Saturday’s super-chic alfresco dinner party that dressed the entire plaza outside of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in elegant shades of white.
Surround yourself with high-quality stereo sound, beautiful bikes, and panoramic views of the Budapest riverfront at this freshly opened new-wave coffeehouse.
Masses of Magyar diners – all elegantly dressed in white – will gather at an as-yet-undisclosed Budapest location for a super-chic picnic on September 3rd.
During early autumn, various alfresco celebrations of Hungary’s good libations await everyone amid splendid settings in and nearby the Magyar metropolis.
Beginning on Friday, a brand-new family-friendly food-and-wine festival kicks off in Budapest. We provide a sneak peek of the intoxicating attractions there.
At this freshly opened shop on Andrássy Avenue that combines retro elegance and new-wave sophistication, frosty confections are created by hand on-site.
We visit this new hotspot serving hearty and healthy breakfasts and lunches just a few meters away from downtown Pest’s Arany János Street metro station.
In the city’s riverfront Budafok neighborhood, a recently opened marketplace features locally grown produce, modern design, and family-friendly entertainment.
With the recent arrival of Zing Burger and Pizza Me branches by the main transport hub
of the city’s Buda side, this area now offers plenty of good grub to go.
Located up in northern Pest, Lacikonyha and the lángos they serve there are essential parts of the Újpest Market, just like the lady behind the eatery: Jolika.
After earning a loyal following for their low-cost Asian feasts, Dang Muoi opened another restaurant with a self-service buffet near Óbuda’s Kolosy Square.
The exclusive ice-cream brand recently arrived to Budapest from Serbia, with two “boutique” locations. But how is Moritz different from other ice cream places?
Beloved in Budapest, sugar-sprinkled kürtőskalács ice-cream cones star in this short new video, already viewed over 10 million times in just a few days.
Located in Szentháromság Square amid the city’s most monumental sights, this unique establishment entices visitors to explore the Buda Castle with tasty eats.
Hot off the presses, this fresh edition of the Little Hungaropedia series provides humorous insight into the potent connection between Hungarians and wine.
Excellent coffee concoctions entice everyone to this bijou klatch in Óbuda’s Fő Square, which is a special example of successfully repurposing a historic site.
A promising new patisserie recently opened in District XIII, specializing in Russian and Ukranian desserts. If you haven’t tried them yet, why wait any longer?
Mazi opened just a month ago, and offers a wide selection of delicious Greek dishes made from imported ingredients, served in a cleverly composed atmosphere.
Get your vitamins to-go at this innovative new juice bar on Nádor Street in downtown District V, creating liquid nutrition from organic fruits and veggies.
Just a few steps away from St. Stephen’s Basilica, this unique eatery offers intriguing specialties paired with shockingly delicious ice cream varieties.
Hungary’s Szamos chocolate dates back to 1935, but while still offering old-school sweets, the brand enters the future with their new store by Parliament.
This newly opened express eatery at Ferenciek Square makes it easy to enjoy quick Italian treats like arancini rice balls, bruschettas, and assorted cakes.