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Kelet Kávézó és Galéria
Two floors on Bartók Béla út with thousands of books on the walls. Leave the one you brought, take another, and upstairs there are exhibitions.
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Two floors on Bartók Béla út with thousands of books on the walls. Leave the one you brought, take another, and upstairs there are exhibitions.
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A Budapest craft bakery and bistro known for pastries such as croissants and chocolate rolls, as well as coffee.
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Its name means circus. On Dob utca in the Jewish Quarter, it serves breakfast and brunch, with speciality coffee alongside.
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Small, unfussy cafe offering coffee, breakfast & brunch plates alongside baked goods & sweets.
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Behind the Great Market Hall on Csarnok Square, open since December 2025. Sourdough breads and pastries, all baked on the premises, at everyday prices.
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2-floor brasserie for Hungarian/French dishes, with garden, in-house bakery & pianist playing daily.
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Inside the Gresham Palace of 1906, looking out at the Chain Bridge and the Danube. A French brasserie menu with Hungarian dishes worked into it.
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A villa with a garden in Pasarét, holding a dining room, a café and its own bakery under one roof. Breakfast stays on the table all day.
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It opened on the ground floor of the Prestige Hotel in 2015. Living plants cover a wall and the ceiling, and Hungarian dishes are reworked in a modern hand.
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A Michelin-starred room of a dozen tables beside a Gothic church, where Transylvanian and Carpathian cooking meets Austro-Hungarian tradition.
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A downtown butcher's counter where you point at the sausages and roast meats, pay for them by the dekagram and eat standing at a high table.
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A kifőzde on Király utca since 1997, cooking Hungarian food the way it is cooked at home: goulash, chicken paprikash, rakott krumpli, in generous portions.
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In the building of an old kosher meat plant on Kazinczy utca, named after the folk tale of stone soup. Hungarian and Jewish dishes, with cholent through winter.
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A cramped counter on Kazinczy utca, open since 2012, serving inventive soups and filled baguettes that change from one day to the next.
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Inexpensive, tiny lunchtime restaurant since 1950s, serving Jewish-style Hungarian soup & meat.
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Sophisticated restaurant serving avant-garde local cuisine & desserts, plus a robust wine list.
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Urbane, celebrated Hungarian kitchen at Hotel Rum Budapest serving homestyle dishes & natural wines.
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Contemporary cuisine with fois gras dishes & 200 Hungarian wines, in smart mirror-lined dining room.
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Chic contemporary restaurant offering creative takes on Hungarian dishes with wine-paring options.
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Open since 1990 in Budapest's castle district, this restaurant builds a Russian and French menu around caviar, with close to twenty varieties to choose from.
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Multilevel, glass-roofed market hall with produce vendors, butchers & fishmongers, plus restaurants.
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A thin-crust pizzeria on Nagymező utca. A plain room, slices to take away, and vegan options kept on the menu.
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Restored 19th-century baths, now sophisticated hotel restaurant for well-presented European dishes.
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The building on Heroes' Square opened in 1906. Inside, European painting and a Spanish room among the best outside Spain: El Greco, Velázquez, Goya.
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Hungarian art in the royal palace of Buda Castle since 1957, from medieval stone carving to the twentieth century. The steps up to the dome open the city.
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Inside the Müpa building on the Danube. A contemporary collection that began with the donation of Peter and Irene Ludwig.
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On Corvin tér in Buda. Hungarian folk craft gathered in one place, weaving, embroidery, woodwork and ceramics.
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Mihály Pollack's neoclassical building, opened in 1847. Hungary's history is laid out here from the stone age to the present.
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Budapest's great park. Inside it stand Vajdahunyad Castle, built for the millennium exhibition of 1896, the Széchenyi baths and the zoo.
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Hungary's oldest botanical garden, founded by Jakab Winterl in 1771. Molnár's The Paul Street Boys passes through it, and Nemecsek stands beside a pond.
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Once the back garden of the Károlyi Palace, redrawn in the French manner from 1768 and made a public park in 1932. It is the oldest garden in the city.
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Elevated getaway providing hiking/biking paths, exercise equipment, wooded trails & panoramic views.
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A dam built across a Danube bay in south Buda in the 1870s, landscaped into a ten-hectare park in 2007. Pedal boats on the calm water, cafés along the bank.
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A brick-walled cellar on Dob utca pouring Hungarian wine by the glass, with pálinka beside it and plates of cheese and cured meat.
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Open since 2008, this pioneering Budapest craft-cocktail bar is known for its broad spirits selection, house-made ingredients and eclectic decor.
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Small homely bar with wood tables for artisan beers & local brandies, plus Hungarian paté & burgers.
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In an abandoned building on Kazinczy utca. The rooms are furnished with salvage, a Trabant sits in the yard, and this was the first ruin bar.
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Craft beers & traditional pub fare served in a trendy, warehouse-style venue that has a terrace.
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Built partly underground beneath a Budapest square, this nightclub and cultural venue has several concert halls and a bar below a glass-bottomed pool.
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Built inside a decommissioned Ukrainian stone-carrier permanently moored on the Danube, this Budapest venue combines a bar, restaurant and concert hall.
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Busy bar serving food plus big, informal club with DJs, live bands & open-air dance floor & terrace.
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A cultural centre in Józsefváros. Concerts, theatre and exhibitions under one roof, and a bar that opens in the evening.
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Large 'ruin pub' converted from old buildings & courtyard, now club, bars & gallery with local art.
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