From frothy lattes to tonic-infused java “cocktails”, we present the most exciting iced-coffee specialties of Budapest, served at ten different locales.
A promising new patisserie recently opened in District XIII, specializing in Russian and Ukranian desserts. If you haven’t tried them yet, why wait any longer?
Sorbets, salty ice creams, natural treats, and retro favorites are all found at these places that we recommend to cool down in the blazing Budapest heat.
Mazi opened just a month ago, and offers a wide selection of delicious Greek dishes made from imported ingredients, served in a cleverly composed atmosphere.
We provide a thorough guide for enjoying feasts of the Far East in Hungary’s capital, at eateries favored by Magyar foodies and Budapest’s Asian residents.
Get your vitamins to-go at this innovative new juice bar on Nádor Street in downtown District V, creating liquid nutrition from organic fruits and veggies.
Just a few steps away from St. Stephen’s Basilica, this unique eatery offers intriguing specialties paired with shockingly delicious ice cream varieties.
Hungary’s Szamos chocolate dates back to 1935, but while still offering old-school sweets, the brand enters the future with their new store by Parliament.