This new food stand provides Budapest’s fresh-air fanatics with a low-priced destination for delicious alfresco dining near Normafa and the Children’s Railway.
Providing a wide variety of reasonably priced nutritious meals served in handy takeaway boxes, Rukkola proves that street food can also be health food.
Hungarian “kürtőskalács” is usually a wintertime treat, but an innovative street-food stand recently figured out a way to maintain its appeal all summer long.
In the shadow of St. Stephen’s Basilica, this newly opened café offers simple espresso as well as newfangled fancy brews, providing excellent java either way.
Serving morning meals all day long, this freshly opened District VII café provides delicious egg dishes for reasonable prices, along with tasty pancakes.
A sophisticated French sweet shop is now open on Margit Boulevard, creating multiple incarnations of a single type of dessert – starting with crème brulée.
Budapest’s most popular purveyor of domestic dairy products now offers a variety of lactose-free options among their diverse selection of creamy delicacies.
The Magic Burger crew recently launched a street-food eatery where the burgers and hot dogs are just as (or more) satisfying than the city’s meaty versions.
Many of the city’s cafés and bars serve as a second home for their regular patrons, but at these four places, it looks like people are actually living there.
The seedlings in Valeyrac Exotics ’s garden will come to life; there will be lots of seedlings that you can take home to grow your very own edible crops