One of Budapest's must-see nightlife spots with great atmosphere, several rooms to wander around, two dancefloors, and a large garden. Plus big screen for sport events and more.
Just been completely renovated, this 2 floors bar/club with a large garden is among the best nightlife spots in Budapest. DJ, several rooms, indoor and outdoor gardens, art exhibitions and live music.
One of the best clubs in central Budapest with two dancefloors, indoor rooms and a wide outdoor garden. In the heart of the famous District 7 it's a must see place.
Cool bar in Budapest, nice personnel and atmosphere. Ideal location to enjoy a coffee or a beer in the quiet Madach Imre Ter, next to central Deak Ferenc Ter, and to try some Hungarian dish.
Good restaurant, honest prices to be located right on the Vaci utca, polite personnel and a general positive atmosphere. Recommended.
Located in the heart of the city, at the edge of Elizabeth Square and Deak Ferenc Square, this is the must-go place for tourists looking for any kind of information about Budapest and surroundings.
Great selection of Hungarian wines and good dishes from the next door restaurant. Janos, the owner, can recommend the best wines to drink next to the chosen food. Outdoor terrace in the Summer.
A local institution. A small restaurant open only at lunch (11.30-15.30) and serving fine Hungarian food. Absolutely worth a try at least once during a stay in Budapest.
My favorite place on Raday Utca. Good Hungarian food, OK pizza (I'm Italian so my standard are high!) and good service. Ask Adam for food recommendation and you won't be disappointed.
Place is very cool, no doubts about it. However, the service sucks. You won't see a waitress smile but they rather act as you're disturbing them when you ask for a drink!
Nice bar in a building yard, good cocktails and even a small inflatable pool for the hot summer days. Ask Dalma for a good drink and you won't be disappointed.
Wednesday night Italian aperitivo: free buffet with delicious Italian food if you buy at least a drink.
