The delicatessen stores of Arbat focus on Russian cuisine, offering plenty of vodka, pickled and oily fish products, caviar, as well as kvass, a carbonated soft drink made from black bread, and freezers full of pre-made dumplings: pelmeni, coming from indigenous Siberian people, and Ukranian vareniki. The store also has the Russian curd cheese bar, syrok in its refrigerators, although the Hungarian túró rudi will always be a winner in our book.
ARAZ Restaurant, nestled in Budapest's vibrant 7th district, is a trendy spot for Hungarian specialities.
At the Mystery Hotel Budapest, you can not only check into suites resembling a painter's studio or having the Mona Lisa hung above the bed, but feast, clink your glasses, and even unwind in a unique spa.
Find Fermento Pizza's delicious Neapolitan pizzas only steps away from the popular sightseeing spot Batthyány tér
