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Hungarian Dinner Party Inspired by a Grandma
Be the guest of a lovely Hungarian couple, Zita and Gabe, who will treat you to the best local dishes made from their granny's recipes.
Be the guest of a lovely Hungarian couple, Zita and Gabe, who will treat you to the best local dishes made from their granny's recipes.
Craft beer enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that local beer bar Hopaholic (in the heart of the party district), is celebrating International Canada Day with a tap takeover.
If unlimited scrambled eggs, French Toast and mimosas sound like your kind of Saturday, book a table at Ruin Brew!
Several bakeries join forces for a mouthwatering feast in Széllkapu Park on June 22nd.
A street festival with free concerts, farmers' market, good food, board games, and workshops.
If you fancy whites, reds, and rosés, don't miss out on Winelovers on June 13th!
Sashay to the heart of the party district and get to know Budapest's drag scene while enjoying bottomless brunch.
If you fancy excellent rosés, semi-sparkling and sparkling wines, Rosalia is the place to be this weekend.
If you are a fan of Southeast Asian cuisine, visiting Budapest's Chinatown is a must.
This weekend, you can combine tasting chimney cake with visiting the residents of Budapest Zoo, as a festival pops up inside the Gardens.
Between May 9th and 11th, downtown outdoor spot Botellón is bringing a thematic event, offering treats from the best tapas bars in the city.
Széll Kálmán tér neighbours Nemdebár, the 101BISTRO, Pingrumba, Sárkány, Easy Art Space, and Zappi join forces on May 1st (midday -10 pm) to offer all kinds of events.
Halfway up the Buda Hills, Czakó Piacz Farmers' Market is a real gem.
Downtown's Flava Kitchen&More is an urban jungle waiting to be explored.
Sunday Brunch is almost a religion by now. And if you are a believer, riverside restaurant DNB is a good place to be on July 14th.
If you are a fan of sushi, ramen, and baos, head to Botellón Terasz – and make sure to be hungry.
Join the picnic, livening up the hills and the Gastro Promenade with live music, local products, seasonal food, wine tastings, and a vibrant atmosphere.
Kick off your Sunday with an abundant brunch at the local favourite eatery, Dobrumba (in the heart of Budapest's Jewish district).
The first wine festival of the year is here, and it's taking place in no less fabulous place than the Corinthia Budapest's ballroom.
If unlimited scrambled eggs, French Toast and mimosas sound like your kind of Saturday, book a table at the 7th-district hangout Ruin Brew.
On Sunday, Easter activities take centre stage including egg hunt and a small petting zoo. On Monday, you can feel like royalty while settling down for a splendid afternoon tea.
If your heart is set on a traditional British meal in celebration of Easter, there is no better place to go than downtown restaurant Bob's Kitchen Budapest.
Experience an extravagant Easter celebration at Steam Budapest, located in the heart of downtown. Enjoy a lavish festive feast, available on both Easter Sunday and Monday.