The sweetest tradition of Hungary’s August 20th holiday is the debut of a new national cake. We share where to find this year’s intoxicating treat in Budapest.
Redefining thin pancakes to become the basis of a meal on the move, Crepeta offers a variety of filling feasts rolled up with sweet and salty ingredients.
Explore the smorgasbord of fair food from around the world that is now fueling Budapest’s biggest music festival – we share some favorite picks of this year.
With the recent homecoming of a globe-trotting Hungarian chef at this relaxed riverfront restaurant, we can enjoy sublime regional dishes and stunning views.
Rojt és Bojt sounds like the title of an Eastern-European buddy-cop flick, but it’s actually a cozy Buda eatery that’s just as homey as it is oddly named.
Hungary’s capital features many areas where clusters of eateries and bars offer open-air patio seating – here are a few that are found off the beaten path.
“No photos, no ladies” – so proclaims the sign of Barber Shop Budapest on Király Street. However, a new nearby hangout warmly welcomes waiting girlfriends.
As one of Budapest’s best independent art-house theaters and cafés, Kino already has distinct flair – and a proposed image makeover may complete the picture.
Enjoy time-honored tastes of Hungary’s traditional cuisine provided in downtown Pest at a perfect place for people-watching while feasting on a shaded terrace.
For 15 years, a computer engineer yearned to leave high-tech employment behind and instead open a café – and now Kávé Műhely is a reality near Batthyány Square.
Ice cream, slushies, shakes, frozen fruit – these frosty treats all make summer better, especially at these freshly opened places for super-cool confections.