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The
flódni
(a scrumptious three-layer cake with apple, walnut and poppy-seed fillings) is
a great way to round things off.
HUNGARIAN
ZELLER BISTRO
486188564780604
;
VII Izabella utca 38; mains 2000-4900Ft;
noon-3pm & 6-11pm Tue-Sat;
;
M1 Vörösmarty utca, 4,6)
You'll receive a very warm welcome at this gorgeous candle-lit cellar where the attentive
staff serves food sourced largely from the owner's family and friends in the area around
Lake Balaton. The Hungarian home cooking includes some first-rate dishes such as grey
beef, duck leg and beef cheeks. Popular with an international crowd; reservations essential.
HUNGARIAN
M RESTAURANT
6pm-midnight; ; M1 Oktogon, 4 or 6)
Small, romantic spot with laidback vibe and a short menu of Hungarian dishes with a
French twist.
INTERNATIONAL
KŐLEVES
1750-3600Ft; 8am-1am Mon-Fri, from 9am Sat & Sun; ; M1/2/3 Deák Ferenc tér)
Always buzzy and lots of fun, the 'Stone Soup' attracts a young crowd with its international
menu, lively decor and reasonable prices. Great vegetarian choices. Breakfast (790Ft to
1090Ft) is served from 8am to 11.30am.
HUNGARIAN
SPINOZA CAFÉ
8am-midnight; ; M2 Astoria)
This attractive cafe-restaurant includes an art gallery and theatre, where
klezmer
(traditional
Jewish music; (
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)
concerts are staged at 7pm on Friday, along with a coffee house
and restaurant where there's live piano music nightly. The food is mostly Hungarian/Jewish
comfort food, not kosher, but no pork. The €5 breakfast is a steal.
