Kazinczy Street’s popular food-truck court is now even more diverse with a new kiosk by Zing, selling exceptionally creamy liquid-nitrogen-churned ice cream.
Vágódeszka opened in a small shop next to Toldi Cinema back in March, and somehow managed to introduce something novel into the city’s storied sausage scene.
An iconic manufacturer of Hungarian sweets offers a new guided tour of real chocolate-making facilities – including tastings – at their Kossuth Square site.
K:antin welcomes those who’d like to start the last day of the week with a leisurely lunch with live music within the frameworks of their event Mastercard Jazz Brunch
Botellón (pronounced: [boteˈʎon]; Spanish for "big bottle") is typically a nighttime activity when people congregate in public areas to socialize while drinking alcohol
After launching EcoCafé in another bank location, MagNet’s new site on Bartók Béla Boulevard provides delicious organic treats from Hungary’s countryside.
Instead of exaggerated exoticism, Shimaya imports Far Eastern coffee culture to downtown Budapest in a way that evokes ordinary Japanese new-wave cafés.
When Budapest starts to sizzle, many people head outside to enjoy chats with friends over tasty cups of coffee. Here are a few buzzing terrace hangouts.
The arsenal of alternative eateries by Jászai Mari Square is freshly expanded. Tökmag only opened about a week ago, and we have already been there twice.
An industrial atmosphere, premium burgers, beef slow-roasted in a smoker and spiced with an Asian touch, and an attentive staff makes this a cool new hangout.
Winelovers' s next event focuses on Hungary's special wine regions; altogether around 10-14 wine makers from the Balaton-Csopak region present their products on Wednesday that guests can try while also learning more about the characteristics of this region
Try juices, smoothies, and other drinks loaded with superfoods, which provide benefits as “organic medicine” – customers visit this place like a pharmacy.