Time Out Market Budapest officially opens this Saturday, 20 September, at the historic Corvin Palace on Blaha Lujza Square. With 11 kitchens, three bars, five event spaces and 540 seats, it’s set to become one of Budapest’s most exciting new destinations.
The Night of Neapolitan Pizzerias returns for the third time, with more than 50 venues joining across the country. On San Gennaro’s Day, 19 September, between 5 pm and 10 pm, this pizza fiesta celebrates the Neapolitan classic. Participating pizzerias and restaurants will be offering three types of pizza at half price while stocks last. I
After more than a century and a half, beer tapping returns to the former Haggenmacher brewery, celebrated with a three-day festival between 26–28 September.
One of the highlights of the Week of Synagogues series is the Sólet Festival, taking place this year on 14 September in the heart of Budapest at Városháza Park.
From 8–10 September, Budapest Cocktail Street arrives with a unique concept: nine iconic international bars will guest at nine top Budapest venues. Each bartender will showcase their bar’s signature cocktails, available for a limited time only during the event. Among the participating venues are MÚZSA, High Note SkyBar and TOKIO.
For one week, Budapest’s best cafés, roasters and baristas will be serving up special tastings, workshops, limited-edition coffee drinks and unique programmes as Budapest Coffee Week takes place from 22–28 September. More than 50 venues across the city are joining in — including Kontakt, fekete, Coffee Works and Tranzit by Flow.
From 5–7 September, the Budafok Champagne and Wine Festival returns for the 35th time, having grown into one of Hungary’s most significant wine-culture events.
Bread is more than just food – it’s community, tradition and celebration all in one. On 31 August, the Pancs Market will turn into a true bread festival on Ferenc Square.
On 24 August from 9:30 am, Salt Bakery kicks off the day with coffee, good vibes and a quick warm-up before heading out on a 3 km trail run to Hűvösvölgyi Nagyrét.
On 24 August, Dankó Udvar invites everyone to join a community cooking session, where a fresh, seasonal menu will be prepared together – from ratatouille and fruit skewers to energy balls.
On 19 and 20 August, Szabadság Square turns into a sparkling haven for champagne lovers as Hungary toasts the 200th anniversary of Hungarian sparkling wine.
On 17 August, from 11 am to 5 pm, Cheeky’s Deli takes over brunch duty at Dugattyús. In charge of the kitchen is chef Ákos Lukácsi, bringing along the spirit of his American-style sandwich shop – offering high-quality yet approachable comfort food made from top-notch ingredients. Fresh sandwiches, bold flavours, and a great atmosphere are all on the menu.
On 14 August, the teams from Mazi and Giulia are joining forces for a special dinner. This Mediterranean-inspired summer evening will see two culinary worlds come together at Giulia Garden, blending the flavours of Greece and Italy. The one-off collaborative menu promises a delicious journey – from parmesan to feta, burrata to tzatziki – paired with a bespoke selection of cocktails, all with a Mediterranean twist.
On 20 August, the most sparkling night of the summer, KIOSK Budapest invites you to a special dinner experience on its terrace. Alongside the gastronomic delights, you can enjoy front-row views of the spectacular fireworks, with delicious bites, fine music, sparkling bubbles, and perfectly paired drinks ensuring the evening is truly unforgettable.
One of Hungary’s most iconic events, the Budapest Wine Festival, returns this autumn to celebrate wine, elegance, and gastronomy – and you’re invited. For over 30 years, this beloved festival has brought people together in the historic setting of Buda Castle, offering a unique mix of tradition, culture, and flavours.
Kraft Beer Festival is back from 11–14 September, taking over Dürer Kert with the freshest and most exciting brews from both local and international breweries and beer shops.
Sparkling wine culture is definitely on the rise in Hungary, with more and more people discovering the joy of bubbles even on weekdays. On 7 August, Winehub Wine Centre invites you to dive into the world of sparkling wines with a special tasting event.
Mark your calendar for 3 August, when Pingrumba and ROSA roastery come together for their very first collaboration – and it’s all happening in the lush garden of ISOLA Budapest.
On 2–3 August, Pink Pistachio is dedicating an entire weekend to its signature flavour: pistachio. From morning till evening, the café will serve a special brunch menu featuring sweet and savoury creations packed with nutty goodness.
KicsiZso is celebrating its 10th birthday with a full day of food, drinks, and good vibes on 3 August. The morning is all about their beloved brunch (served from 9 am to 2 pm), but from 2 pm to 8 pm, the real party begins.
On 1 August, 4minutes café invites you for an easygoing summer night filled with refreshing drinks and flavour pairings. You’ll get to sip your way through a special gin & tonic selection, featuring herbal, citrusy, and floral notes, made with ingredients like basil, yuzu, rose petals, rosemary, and even matcha.