Try specialty coffees from around the world at this unique café and education center, providing Budapest with both top-quality beans and their backgrounds.
Modern gastronomy shares a stage with old-world grace at a new eatery welcoming the public within this landmark venue, while a revived bar serves opera viewers.
Budapest’s own branch of this legendary rock-and-roll eatery is honoring Vegetarian Awareness Month with a selection of new burgers, wraps, salads, and juices.
Take a break for hot beverages alongside the world’s most iconic heroes and villains at a freshly opened downtown café dedicated to comic-book characters.
Filled with varied types of meat and assorted spices, these hearty local delicacies have many links with Magyar culture – learn where to enjoy them in Budapest.
After a top-to-bottom restoration effort lasting months, the historic covered market of District VII now welcomes shoppers once again – even on Sundays.
Whether drank at the crack of dawn or in the middle of a big night out, the traditional brandy of Hungary is a beloved fruit-based libation with a long history.
Amid Budapest’s regal Royal Palace and sweeping views, this food fair features over 400 types of liquor, meaty treats, concerts, and more during October 2-4.
Start the day with a visit to Törökméz – a welcoming hangout serving as a café, a bakery, and a delicatessen, found just a short stroll from Margaret Bridge.