Devour savory handheld lunches crammed with premium Iberian pork products at downtown Pest’s new Hamvich deli, offering “the best sandwiches in Budapest”.
Continuing the renaissance of Hungary’s classic “kürtőskalács”, this confectionery offers the sweet treats filled with whipped cream, fruits, candy, and more.
A fresh Magyar-made fashion brand makes clothes for manly males (and not only senior citizens), with a new cold-weather collection now on sale here in Hungary.
With bike-wheel clocks, retro curios, and Amy Winehouse dolls, this chic boutique on Kazinczy Street is an appealingly cluttered counterpart to Szimpla Kert.
Snail stew, live chickens, and knife-wielding customers were once everyday sights at this monumental Budapest bazaar, which is still a vibrant place today.
Providing school supplies and office equipment from esteemed international producers and Hungarian designers, this store makes buying work materials fun.
Tisza teamed up with leading Magyar fashion designer Dóri Tomcsányi to create a limited-edition series evoking Hungarian nostalgia, soon available in Budapest.
Hungary’s biggest festival for phenomenal footwear features all kinds of world-famous and local shoe brands, along with excellent DJ sets and extreme sports.
Among the Downtown Market’s many street-food treats, we can enjoy a variety of savory sausage delicacies provided by one of Budapest’s top fashion experts.
Hungarian startup LogMeIn recently finished the latest addition to its rather remarkable Andrássy Avenue office, which we were allowed to thoroughly explore.
Discover modern Magyar-made design items at Budapest Colors, enticing everyone with an eye-catching shop window and a diverse collection of impressive goods.
This Magyar-made object – carefully shaped to always return to an upright position no matter how you place it on a flat surface – will soon be sold worldwide.
Made from cork composite, Moonshades sunglasses are unique, flexible, and even float on the water – making them perfect shades for adventurous festivalgoers.
Named after the Hungarian dog breed, the Puli project is now on the short list in Google’s $30-million competition to create a privately funded lunar explorer.
After taking a long time to experiment with recipes, the management of this fresh shop on Ráday Street offers an excellent assortment of doughy delights.
Inspired by nature and made by Magyars, these leaf-shaped backpacks and fanny packs earned international acclaim in a recent article posted by Bored Panda.
This exclusive mall is treasured among locals for its elegant assortment of shops and eateries – including Budapest’s Michelin-starred Tanti restaurant.
Budapest’s coolest laundromat served as the set for three clever mini-movies by up-and-coming Magyar filmmakers, featuring English subtitles and narration.
The Budapest-based Zwack Family produced a limited-edition series of their most popular drink on the occasion of Puskás’s last professional match 50 years ago.
The creative artists behind POPpins now offer a playful new collection of pins featuring iconic Budapest images with a twist, to embellish any garment or bag.
Providing hard-to-find bottles of deliciously healthy olive oil from Italy, Spain, Greece, and Croatia, this specialty store is a godsend for local gourmets.
We visit local bag, shoe, and jewelry designers to learn about the pieces they’ve freshly created, which will surely be hot during the sizzling seasons ahead.
Resisting modern downloading trends with an undying devotion to films on VHS, a few shops still serve as safe havens for old-school home-viewing cinephiles.
Discover the sweet fruit-based temptations of this new downtown shop, where each treat is creatively crafted to be equally appealing for eyes and taste buds.
We visit the hidden showroom of two Magyar underground-style mavens in District VIII, featuring a wild assortment of vintage clothes and kitschy curiosities.