My Little Melbourne lives by its motto - "Life is too short for bad coffee" -, and serves tasty caffeine elixirs, and also provides salads, sandwiches, croissants, juices, and soft drinks.
Recently opened Bors doesn't fit into boring gastro-stereotypes. Unusual spices, fruit soups, healthy sandwiches, grill dishes can all be found on the menu.
Regardless of your chosen dish, you’ll get fine quality. Just grab a tray, pick a chef, and watch how your meal is being prepared. Home-made pasta, fresh ingredients, and perfect tastes.
The rose-shaped, Italian-rooted creations of Niki Szökör are gorgeous, healthy and surprisingly delicious, and, to top it all off, lack pre-prepared materials and artificial additives.
One of the busiest junctions in the city lying on the border of three districts, providing access to numerous tram lines, bus lines, and metro line 2.
It's a real wonderland like in Narnia, but you don't have to go through a wardrobe. It's open for only 20 weeks, but every week a different artist is responsible for the design. Have fun, be amazed!
A38 houses concerts of various styles – pop, rock, alternative, jazz, electro, progressive – both on the top-floor terrace and inside the ship’s belly, attracting a colorful crowd of party people.
Gigantic ruin pub complex occupying an entire building. Psychedelic interior + themed dance floors. Multiple bars and an awesome crowd looking for a good time. Open until 6am every day.
Hooters Budapest aims to give an alternative taste of the authentic American lifestyle with typical US foods served by waitresses dressed in not-so-solid white tank tops and orange shorts.
Housed in the enormous building of a former factory, it has a minimalist interior and huge connecting courtyards. Simply a great night out. Tasty burgers and other meals - a great cure for a hangover.
Anker is a pub, a club, a café, an art gallery, and a restaurant. It's a unique cultural venue where you can have a great time and become an active participant in various get-togethers.
The best confectionary on the Buda side,and maybe the best in the city. Due to 110-year-old traditions and a vast amount of experience, cakes and ice creams are flat-out heavenly and highly addictive.
If you don't feel like being one of the cheap-wine-drinking teenagers at Erzsébet tér, but want to be a part of the buzz, Fröccsterasz should be your summer base. Good wine, good people, good time.
In Padron you have to try tortilla, croquetas or jamón. Just by reading these familiar words on the menu, you'll feel like as if you were back in Spain in your favorite bistro.
The first themed champagne bar in Hungary. A long list of sparkling wines + expertly selected tapas that's authentically made to Spanish standards.
Pata Negra, one of the most acclaimed Spanish restaurants in Budapest, is a perfect spot for chatting and dining. Our delicious recommondations are manchengo cheese and catalan cream.
