The first-ever virtual reality escape room game of Central Europe, Cosmos, sends players to outer space to carry out a mission among magically designed stars.
Hungarian fish specialties are served in creative variations – including catfish gyros and fish sausages – at this fresh casual eatery on Ráday Street.
A steampunk saloon, a cozy wine tavern, and a gourmet beer-and-cheese bar all ameliorate District VIII’s atmosphere by bringing unique scenes to Budapest.
We visit the city’s biggest wholesale market, which operates around the clock to provide fresh food to restaurants of the Magyar metropolis since 1991.
After opening as a specialty café a year ago, and then adding Hungary’s prized Figula wines to the selection, this became a unique coffeehouse-wine bar hybrid.
Found across the street from downtown’s National Museum, this fresh burger joint offers quality miniature and full-sized handheld meals for friendly prices.
Providing a magnificent fine-dining milieu, this welcoming eatery serves meals made according to the several-hundred-year-old recipes of the Bodrogi Family.
After its eagerly anticipated revival a few years ago, the Hadik coffeehouse is newly renovated with modern elements, while retaining its historic charm.
Colorful confections continually tempt everyone with a sweet tooth at Jono Yogo, where we delight in topping frozen yogurt with all kinds of tasty treats.
Enjoy all-you-can-eat dining with gourmet quality at this downtown trattoria offering tasty pasta dishes, crispy pizza, delightful tiramisu, and much more.
At this "darker event" of the Barninja mixer competition contestants will have to make as many cocktails as they can within 10 minutes in complete darkness at BlindBar
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.
During the past few months, lots of new hotspots opened for business citywide to offer burgers, ice cream, sausages, cocktails, and many other delicious draws.