46 result(s) for guide in Information
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Vendéglõ a KisBíróhoz
- food & drink
Contemporary glass and wood building with a large terrace, in a peaceful suburban location. Wine takes centre stage: staff will recommend a match for your dish from the extensive list. Cooking is hearty and classical with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1125 Budapest, Szarvas Gábor utca 8/d.
Phone: +36 1 376 60 44
Arany Kaviár
- food & drink
Choose between an opulent, richly appointed room and a larger, more modern extension which opens onto the garden. French and Russian influences guide the creative, ambitious cooking; Hungarian and Siberian caviar is a speciality - MICHELIN Guide.
1015 Budapest, Ostrom utca 19.
Phone: +36 1 201 67 37
The Hungarian Restaurant (A magyar vendéglő)
- food & drink
Situated within the castle walls is this contemporary take on a traditional bistro. Classic Hungarian dishes are subtly reinvented with an appealing contemporary touch. Sit on the terrace for great views down the cobbled street - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Fortuna utca 21,
Phone: +36 1 202 2113
Pesti Disznó Bistro
- food & drink
A lively, easy-going Hungarian bistro; as you cross the threshold, wonderful aromas hint at what is to come. Carefully sourced ingredients feature in authentic recipes and prices are fair; their native Mangalica pork is a speciality - MICHELIN Guide.
1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 19.
Phone: +36 1 951 4061
Costes
- food & drink
A sophisticated restaurant with immaculately dressed tables, run by a confident, experienced service team. The talented chef uses modern techniques and a deft touch to produce accomplished, innovative dishes with clear flavours. Most diners choose the 4-7 course set menus and their interesting wine pairings - MICHELIN Guide.
1092 Budapest, Ráday utca 4.
Phone: +36 1 219 0696
Baraka
- food & drink
To the front is a beautiful cocktail bar with a cosy lounge and to the rear is an intimate black and white dining room. Every table has a view of the open kitchen, where the chefs prepare creative modern dishes with Asian touches - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Dorottya utca 6.
Phone: +36 1 200 0817
Onyx
- food & drink
Right in the heart of the city is this glamorous restaurant, where you sit on gilt chairs under sparkling chandeliers, surrounded by onyx adornments. Highly skilled, detailed cooking keeps classical Hungarian flavours to the fore but also presents some interesting modern twists. On Saturdays, only the tasting menus are served. Service is assured and formal - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Vörösmarty tér 7-8.
Phone: +36 30 508 0622
Fricska
- food & drink
The subtitle 'gastropub' is misleading, as this is a contemporary cellar bistro with crisp white décor and a laid-back vibe. The blackboard menu offers appealingly unadorned dishes with Hungarian, French and Italian influences. The homemade pastas are a highlight and the weekday lunch menu is a steal - MICHELIN Guide.
1073 Budapest Dob utca 56-58
Phone: +36 1 951 88 21
Alabárdos
- food & drink
Set in a series of 15C buildings opposite the castle and named after its guards, this professionally run restaurant has stood here for over 50 years. It's formal yet atmospheric, with subtle modern touches and a delightful terrace. Cooking is rich and flavourful and features classic dishes with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Orszagház utca 2
Phone: +36 1 356 0851
Vendéglõ a KisBíróhoz
- food & drink
Contemporary glass and wood building with a large terrace, in a peaceful suburban location. Wine takes centre stage: staff will recommend a match for your dish from the extensive list. Cooking is hearty and classical with a modern edge - MICHELIN Guide.
1125 Budapest, Szarvas Gábor utca 8/d.
Phone: +36 1 376 60 44
Arany Kaviár
- food & drink
Choose between an opulent, richly appointed room and a larger, more modern extension which opens onto the garden. French and Russian influences guide the creative, ambitious cooking; Hungarian and Siberian caviar is a speciality - MICHELIN Guide.
1015 Budapest, Ostrom utca 19.
Phone: +36 1 201 67 37
The Hungarian Restaurant (A magyar vendéglő)
- food & drink
Situated within the castle walls is this contemporary take on a traditional bistro. Classic Hungarian dishes are subtly reinvented with an appealing contemporary touch. Sit on the terrace for great views down the cobbled street - MICHELIN Guide.
1014 Budapest, Fortuna utca 21,
Phone: +36 1 202 2113
Pesti Disznó Bistro
- food & drink
A lively, easy-going Hungarian bistro; as you cross the threshold, wonderful aromas hint at what is to come. Carefully sourced ingredients feature in authentic recipes and prices are fair; their native Mangalica pork is a speciality - MICHELIN Guide.
1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 19.
Phone: +36 1 951 4061
Costes
- food & drink
A sophisticated restaurant with immaculately dressed tables, run by a confident, experienced service team. The talented chef uses modern techniques and a deft touch to produce accomplished, innovative dishes with clear flavours. Most diners choose the 4-7 course set menus and their interesting wine pairings - MICHELIN Guide.
1092 Budapest, Ráday utca 4.
Phone: +36 1 219 0696
Baraka
- food & drink
To the front is a beautiful cocktail bar with a cosy lounge and to the rear is an intimate black and white dining room. Every table has a view of the open kitchen, where the chefs prepare creative modern dishes with Asian touches - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Dorottya utca 6.
Phone: +36 1 200 0817
Onyx
- food & drink
Right in the heart of the city is this glamorous restaurant, where you sit on gilt chairs under sparkling chandeliers, surrounded by onyx adornments. Highly skilled, detailed cooking keeps classical Hungarian flavours to the fore but also presents some interesting modern twists. On Saturdays, only the tasting menus are served. Service is assured and formal - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Vörösmarty tér 7-8.
Phone: +36 30 508 0622
Fricska
- food & drink
The subtitle 'gastropub' is misleading, as this is a contemporary cellar bistro with crisp white décor and a laid-back vibe. The blackboard menu offers appealingly unadorned dishes with Hungarian, French and Italian influences. The homemade pastas are a highlight and the weekday lunch menu is a steal - MICHELIN Guide.
1073 Budapest Dob utca 56-58
Phone: +36 1 951 88 21