They meet strict requirements of the religion's kosher requirements. Hungarian and international meals + classical Jewish specialties. Has special four-course Sabbath menu.
For breakfast try a good braided challah bread with poppy seeds but don't worry about being hungry here during the rest of the day either. Only serve fish, so maybe not the favorite of carnivores.
Offers classical Jewish meals and Central European cuisine. Try roast beef with dumplings or crispy duck or goose. Dessert: fried matzo with nuts and chocolate sauce.
Has the romantic atmosphere of early 20th century Budapest with dilapidated surroundings and traditional, 5-star dishes. Has Jewish meals, as well as Gypsy-style pork roast. Try the famous cholent.
Located in a building that once housed a kosher meat-processing plant. Adheres to spirit of Judaic cuisine more than religious ordinances. Can mostly order fish, chicken, vegetarian and desserts here.
Jewish cuisine meets Italian cooking. From osso bucco to spaghetti Italian dishes served with Jewish spirit. Most interesting meal is probably the risotto of Yentl, which contains goose pilaf.
New culture club - an urban garden with an open kitchen. Mediterranean cuisine + diverse bar. Try hummus, tahini, freshly made pitas, beef skewers, or the "Jerusalem mix". Read more.
Shows it is possible to do something modern with utmost respect for traditions. Based on Jewish gastronomic customs, but it is not kosher. The best lemonade of 7th district! Loads of fresh fruit :)
Try classic pastrami sandwich with beef brisket, rye bread, pickles, and mustard. Or the bagel with salmon, made with the original recipe: with cream cheese, tartare, and capers.
The 60-year-old sweet shop offers flódni among other Jewish pastries, but they also have Hungarian classics. They also make cakes.
