Tucked between the MOM Park mall, a historic cultural center, and a chestnut orchard, the Sirály Promenade is now a pleasant place for urban relaxation.
Parked in a corner of Ráday Street’s most popular open-air gathering place, this Budapest food truck sells savory frankfurters made with lots of local flavor.
Discover a variety of authentic Gallic flavors presented with unpretentious panache at this pleasant lunch spot found amid the bustle of downtown Pest.
Thanks to a creative promotion by Uber, those suffering from Budapest’s current heat wave can enjoy frosty treats delivered anywhere in the city – today only!
Cool off with the frosty confections of a newcomer to District VII’s Karaván street-food pavilion – but be careful when saying the name of this fresh locale.
A fresh destination for Indian street food adds flavor to Budapest’s gastro scene with myriad spices and aromas wafting amid the air of a vibrant setting.
Tucked beneath leafy trees lining Falk Miksa Street, the Miksa Cafe is a pioneer of environmental protection and green living – and their food is great, too.
Step into this storybook-style confectionery now open in the heart of downtown Pest, where ribbon-wrapped treats and gourmet ice cream are timelessly tasteful.
We visit a butcher, a baker, and a gourmet-meal maker, all now providing authentic tastes of amore at freshly opened eateries in the heart of Hungary’s capital.
Whether you have particular eating requirements or are just trying to stay slim, these cool places welcome everyone to chill out over tasty scoops this summer.
The Jewish Cultural Festival brings rich and colorful programs on stage this year at three different venues: at the captivating Great Hall of the Dohány Street Synagogue
Now in business for three years, Kuglóf by Váci Street is one of the city’s best breakfast spots – and from now on, it’s a fine lunchtime destination, too.
Amid the parkland splendor of Margaret Island, one of the city’s best places for dining and partying now offers appetizing dishes from a forgotten era.