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HUNGARIAN
NAGYI PALACSINTÁZÓJA
1090-1190Ft; 24hr; HEV train to Aquincum felső station)
This branch of 'Granny's Palacsinta Place', the popular pancake chain, is hard by the
Aquincum Museum and open round the clock.
HUNGARIAN
GASZTRÓ HÚS-HENTESÁRU
1-212 4159; II Margit körút 2; dishes from 300Ft;
7am-6pm Mon,
6am-7pm Tue-Fri, 6am-1pm Sat; 4, 6)
Opposite the first stop of trams 4 and 6 on the Buda (west) side of Margaret Bridge, this
place with the unappetising name of 'Gastro Meat and Butcher Products' is a traditional
butcher shop also serving cooked sausages and roast chicken to be eaten in situ or taken
away.
BAKERY
DAUBNER CUKRÁSZDA
1-335 2253;
www.daubnercukraszda.hu
; II Szépvölgyi út 50;
9am-7pm;
65)
It may seem quite a journey for your
Sachertorte
(chocolate cake) and you can only stand
and nibble here, but Daubner gets rave reviews from locals and expats alike as the best shop
for cakes (290Ft to 490ft) in Buda.
INTERNATIONAL
CODE 7
9am-11pm Mon-Fri, noon-11pm Sat; 86)
Stylish loft-like restaurant in the heart of Óbuda serves up excellent burgers and steaks amid
industrial decor. Good breakfasts (890Ft) and two-/three-course lunches for just 1290/
1590Ft.
HUNGARIAN
KÉHLI VENDÉGLŐ
1-368 0613;
www.kehli.hu
; III Mókus utca 22; mains 1990-4990Ft;
noon-
midnight; 86)
Self-consciously rustic, Kéhli has some of the best traditional Hungarian food in town. One
of Hungary's best-loved writers, the novelist Gyula Krúdy (1878-1933), who lived in
nearby Dugovics Titusz tér, moonlighted as a restaurant critic and enjoyed Kéhli's
forró
velőscsont pirítóssal
(bone marrow on toast; 990Ft) so much that he included it in one of his
novels. There's live music too.
