Combining a cozy café with a hip design store on downtown Pest’s Wesselényi Street, this laid-back nook surrounds guests with wooden décor and vinyl clocks.
If you love burgers, you will also love Che Che’s superb sandwiches that can be packed generously with Angus steak, melted goat cheese, or even bacon and eggs.
Tucked away on the top floor of Buda’s Fény Street Market, this new high-quality cafeteria offers flavorful Wiener schnitzel, fried chicken, and much more.
Many Budapest eateries offer cheap weekday “napi menü” lunches, but the midday specials of these fine-dining destinations all provide amazing value for money.
The freshest street-food spot of Kolosy Square serves generously filled classic French-baguette sandwiches, accompanied by a tempting variety of savory soups.
Since becoming Budapest’s most elegantly extravagant party hub, Tütü converted its cozy “lobby” into a chic restaurant serving Hungarian-fusion cuisine.
From a traditional Hungarian classic to Southeast Asian specialties, we collected supreme soups served citywide to soothe the chill during autumn days.
One of the best restaurants of the Hungarian countryside – the panoramic Márga Bistro in Csopak – now offers their renowned flavors in the Magyar metropolis.
For breakfast, sandwiches, cheese platters, wines, and craft beers, this newly revamped laid-back hangout on Rumbach Sebestyén Street is well worth a visit.