With its distinctive rose-shaped snacks and sweets, this corner café near St. Stephen’s Basilica is a flourishing hotspot for locals and sightseers alike.
Savor a variety of body-boosting specialties – like ganoderma lucidum coffees, lactose- and gluten-free sweets, and paleo cakes – at this cool downtown café.
After a major renovation, downtown Pest’s historic Vörösmarty Cinema is now a stylish community center, serving good food and helping people with disabilities.
Gather some friends to share fine finger foods in assorted eateries around the Magyar metropolis, including some that serve truly creative sauces and salsas.
Nobu and Caprice presents: Primavera Ladies Lunch Hosted by: Tímea Vajna and Tamás Szabó Kimmel Program: Caprice Spring Collection Jewelry Show Raffle Menu: Welcome Primavera Cocktail Spring Bento Box Baby Spinach Salad Salmon Avocado Roll Tofu New Style Miso Soup Passion Fruit Brulée
Filling a long-ignored niche in the city’s growing assortment of international eateries, this recently opened restaurant impresses with authentic flavors.
Following a break this winter, Budapest’s first studio restaurant reopens with a new concept and interior that creates a more intriguingly noir ambience.
The refined restaurant is the 5th fine-dining destination in Budapest to win this esteemed honor, announced in Michelin’s new Main Cities of Europe 2016 guide.
We explore beyond downtown Budapest to taste the java specialties of a café in the Békásmegyer district, where world-class coffee beans are used for each cup.
The moon hits your eye like a big pizza pie.. and another pizza pie.. and then another, along with many other fine Italian treats served in plentitude here.
Coffeehouse culture dates back many decades in Budapest, but these new-wave java joints are at the cutting edge when it comes to pouring a top-quality cupful.
A longtime bar of Budapest’s Jewish Quarter is freshly refurbished to become a casual restaurant where classic Magyar meals are presented without pretension.