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Southern Pest & Disrtict VIII
6 reviews
To appreciate the full Costes experience—which is quite formal and includes servers wearing white gloves—choose one of the several tasting menus. — Frommer's
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District V
5 reviews
A must-visit in Budapest for its well-designed wine list and menu, which has some of the finest creative and contemporary Hungarian cuisine in Budapest. — Frommer's
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District VI, District VII & the Jewish Quarter
5 reviews
Of the many fashionable bars and restaurants on this leafy square, the retro-style Menza is probably the most stylish. — Insight Guides
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Cafe
District V
6 reviews
Originally opened in 1887, Café Central quickly became the center of the city's intellectual life, spawning important periodicals and literary movements. — Concierge
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District II
3 reviews
The facade of this upscale restaurant in leafy Buda is fashioned out of an old tram depot. — Fodor's
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City Park & Discrict XIV
7 reviews
Maybe you're embarrassed to obey your swanky hotel's concierge and heed the advice of every guidebook ever written, but in the case of Gundel: Get over it. — Concierge
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Mediterranean
District V
3 reviews
Well situated in the heart of downtown, Tom-George is Budapest's answer to urban chic. — Fodor's
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Japanese
District V / Inner City
4 reviews
Metélt means noodle, but the waiter told me that the name is based on a Japanese legend about a peach boy. — Frommer's
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Cafe
District V
6 reviews
Kör is one of the perennial best in town. — Concierge
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Diners
District VII / Jewish Quarter
2 reviews
Appetizers include Jewish eggs (chopped hard-boiled eggs with liver) and a wonderfully tender stuffed goose neck served with barley risotto. The matzo ball soup is served in a little red cooking pot. — Frommer's
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Mediterranean
Southern Pest & Disrtict VIII
3 reviews
A lovely Spanish tapas bar and restaurant and a much-needed addition to this desert district of gastronomy in Buda. — Lonely Planet
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Eastern European
District V
3 reviews
Lovely to have an almost ‘homemade’ hearty paprika chicken or a large bowl of mushroom soup at such reasonable prices. — National Geographic
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European
Terézváros
3 reviews
This is the cheapest, filling meal you will find in the city. If you still want some dessert, they serve palacsinta (Hungarian crepes). — Frommer's
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European
District I / Buda
3 reviews
Wonderfully old bistro-cum-brasserie with a horseshoe bar and lots of old-fashioned charm. — Michelin Guide
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Dessert
District V / Inner City
3 reviews
This old-fashioned pastry shop has a loyal following for some of the lightest, most buttery pastries in Budapest. — Fodor's
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European
District VI, District VII & the Jewish Quarter
4 reviews
The self-service buffet includes goose-liver pâté, catfish paprika and venison ragout, as well as meat and fish prepared to order. — Rough Guide
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European
District I & District XII
4 reviews
The best way to start a meal here is with a few orders of Hungarian-style tapas, or a platter of mixed local charcuterie. The menu changes frequently, and always holds surprising flavor combinations. — Frommer's
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Mexican
District V
4 reviews
People have been going to Iguana for its friendly service, big draft beers, and satisfying Mexican food for so long now that it's become almost a Budapest institution. — Fodor's
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Cafe
Southern Pest & Disrtict VIII
4 reviews
Big club chairs and mustard-colored walls covered with framed textiles warm up this Mediterranean restaurant on lively Ráday utca. — Fodor's
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European
District V
3 reviews
For a world-class view of Castle Hill, the Chain Bridge, and the Danube, step aboard this hip restaurant and café boat moored in the heart of downtown Pest. — Fodor's
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