Just like many others, Nosztalgia Bazár features a colorful hodgepodge of comrade-worthy collectibles like discontinued currency, propaganda posters, and military regalia of the communist era
Underground hospital turned into a nuclear bunker under Buda Castle, 200 life-like wax figures,original furniture&medical equipment,today's military medicine introduced through rescue operations (SOF) Read more.
historic building and classic cuisine, flowery garden during summer months, wide range of Hungarian delicacies: slow-cooked goose liver, paprika-chicken, classic walnut crépe à la Gundel Read more.
long standing and traditional restaurant&furniture, old farm house recalls the milieu of 16-17th century rural life, huge terrace, traditional Hungarian&international cuisine,season's specials Read more.
gigantic servings, supreme Hungarian hospitality, this place is definitely evocative of an old rural inn (“csárda” in Hungarian),wooden tables,regular live music.The kitchen’s speciality: pork dishes
The most famous statue of the communist era, the Liberation Monument nowadays internationally recognized as an iconic symbol of Budapest, beautiful view to the city
Middle of the city, terrace, flavours like mango, dark-chocolate,“Very Berry” fruit versions. They have cakes, sandwiches, shakes (made from ice cream,milk&extra ice). Try the cheesecake variation!
Amazing view: Danube, Castle, Gellért-hill, traditional kitchen, live music, thick fish soup, home made pasta Read more.
Recently revamped, well-maintained streets featuring many eateries and pubs, live music, SonkaArcok:delightful ham selection, Goodbar Goodburger:juicy duck burger, Café Alibi: delicious breakfasts
It targets people arriving from work and craving a cold wine spritzer, and those who'd prefer lighter entertainment than downtown’s techno parties.They offer acoustic-music evenings and splendid view. Read more.
Open-air meeting place is perfect for drinking, chatting, relaxing with evening concerts. Wide fröccs and spirit selection, Balkan cuisine. Children and dogfriendly. Feneketlen Lake area, Buda side. Read more.
What you can expect here is without exaggeration a Japanese miracle: tasty sushi, authentic ingredients and good vibrations. You simply can't go wrong with it. There is also home delivery! Read more.
Komachi is about stomach-warming dishes, mostly made with homemade udon – suudon (udon soup), sarada udon (udon salad), zaru udon (cold udon on woodplate), karee udon (curry-based), and ankake udon.
We tried the bagel filled with omelette, which came with a fresh and crunchy salad topped with a generous portion of seeds. From spring there's a terrace and better yet breakfast is available all day! Read more.
Aside from special coffees you can choose from the different classic breakfasts like French toast, scrambled eggs or a frankfurter with spicy mustard. Read more.
The big favourite here is the Eggs Benedict, which you can't get at many other places in Budapest. Especially not this good! Read more.
The elegant villa is known for its familial atmosphere and for special breakfasts eaten while bathing in the spring/summer sunshine on the terrace. Read more.
Part gallery, part studio, part shop, and part cultural center. This is a downtown nexus of creative energy, and here innovative art posters are made on-site with silk-screen printing. Read more.
As one of Budapest’s premier places for rocking out to live music, this lively venue features stages inside and alfresco; the open-air tables are also a fine place to spend evenings.
During summertime Corvintető is famous for its huge rooftop terrace, but this is a frequented club all year long. Live it up with world class DJs, students, musicians, and artists! Read more.
Crazy Fruits in Hollán Ernő Street is a cool spot dealing with raw food, healthy and light dishes, and desserts.
Small wine bar, you don't have to be a wine expert, come for good vibes, long talks, quality wines and tasty snacks. If you find your new favourite wine, you can buy a bottle of it and take it home.
A popular restaurant with the same name as the iconic sight. Incredible views, grand arches, special balcony area. Eat: innovative Hungarian flavors in fine-dining style.
A boat anchored on the banks of the Danube with prime viewing over the Castle and famous bridges. Atmosphere is best in the evening. International fusion cuisine. Great bar and sometimes live-music.
The selection includes leather jackets, ragged jeans, printed T-shirts and shirts, as well as various accessories and bags. Good news for men: they are also important in this store. Read more.
This shop focuses on those clothes and brands that we couldn't live without, but which cost so much that we can hardly afford it. Luckily, this small shop gives them a second chance!
Every shelf is packed with antique beauties, and there's a good supply of gorgeous, good-condition, mostly Hungarian vintage clothes and accessories. Read more.
They usually use carefully selected Ethiopian, East African, and Middle American beans and they serve light roasted and slightly darker alternatives. Read more.
Your coffee is in great hands with barista Edit Juhász who came 3rd in the world championships. Cirkusz uses its standard Cirkusz Blend, plus another, ever-changing seasonal blend. Read more.
They work with several different roasters with the goal of serving a perfect final product. Try the cascara aka coffee cherry tea, which is brewed from the fruit around the coffee beans. Read more.
