98 result(s) for michelin guide
Baltazár
- food & drink
A hidden gem, tucked away to the north of the Old Town, away from the crowds. Sit on the pretty terrace or head into the striking bistro, where stage spotlights illuminate boldly painted concrete walls. Cooking focuses on Hungarian classics and meats from the Josper grill. Its bedrooms are also ultra-modern - MICHELIN Guide.
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
Borkonyha 'Winekitchen'
- food & drink
Bustling wine-orientated restaurant close to the Basilica. The fortnightly menu features well-executed dishes with an elaborate modern style and subtle Hungarian influences. Top ingredients are sourced from the surrounding countries. 48 of the 200 wines are offered by the glass; many are from local producers - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Sas utca 3.
Phone: +36 1 266 0835
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
Csalogany 26
- food & drink
Homely neighbourhood restaurant with a simple bistro style. A passionate father and son team offer two daily menus; go for 4 or 8 courses or choose from the à la carte. Cooking is full of flavour and presented in a modern style - MICHELIN Guide.
1015 Budapest, Csalogány utca 26.
Phone: +36 1 201 7892
Déryné Bistro
- food & drink
Wonderfully old bistro-cum-brasserie with a horseshoe bar and lots of old-fashioned charm. French classics sit alongside a few Hungarian dishes. It's open for breakfast, they have their own bakery, and a pianist plays from 3-8pm - MICHELIN Guide.
1013 Budapest, Krisztina tér 3.
Phone: +36 1 225 14 07
Fausto's Ristorante & Osteria
- food & drink
Expect a friendly welcome at this personally run eatery. Dine on sophisticated modern Italian dishes at linen-laid tables in the restaurant or on simpler, more classically based fare in the laid-back, wood-furnished osteria; the daily homemade pasta is a hit. Good quality Hungarian and Italian wines feature - MICHELIN Guide.
1074 Budapest, Dohány u. 3 - 5.
Phone: +36 30 589 1813
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
Mák Bistro
- food & drink
Rustic restaurant with whitewashed brick walls, semi-vaulted ceilings and a relaxed feel: its name means 'poppy seed'. The talented young chef prepares creative dishes which play with different texture and flavour combinations - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Vigyázó Ferenc utca 4.
Phone: +36 30 723 9383
Olimpia
- food & drink
One of the top ten restaurants in Budapest according to Michelin Guide in 2014, here they gather fresh, seasonal ingredients each morning, so they can creatively make a two-or three course menu which is different every day.
1076 Budapest, Alpár utca 5.
Phone: +36 1 321 0680
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
Petrus
- food & drink
Friendly neighbourhood bistro where Budapest meets Paris - both in the décor and the food. The chef-owner's passion is obvious and the cooking is rustic and authentic, with bold flavours and a homely touch. If you're after something a little different, ask to dine in the old Citroën 2CV! - MICHELIN Guide.
1094 Budapest, Ferent tér 2-3.
Phone: +36 1 951 25 97
St. Andrea Wine & Gourmet Bar
- food & drink
A stylish bar-cum-restaurant with wine-themed décor; owned by a small boutique winery. Well-presented, creative dishes are designed to match their wines - some of which aren't sold anywhere else in the world - MICHELIN Guide.
1055 Budapest, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca 78.
Phone: +36 1 269 01 30
Baltazár
- food & drink
A hidden gem, tucked away to the north of the Old Town, away from the crowds. Sit on the pretty terrace or head into the striking bistro, where stage spotlights illuminate boldly painted concrete walls. Cooking focuses on Hungarian classics and meats from the Josper grill. Its bedrooms are also ultra-modern - MICHELIN Guide.
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
Borkonyha 'Winekitchen'
- food & drink
Bustling wine-orientated restaurant close to the Basilica. The fortnightly menu features well-executed dishes with an elaborate modern style and subtle Hungarian influences. Top ingredients are sourced from the surrounding countries. 48 of the 200 wines are offered by the glass; many are from local producers - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Sas utca 3.
Phone: +36 1 266 0835
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
Csalogany 26
- food & drink
Homely neighbourhood restaurant with a simple bistro style. A passionate father and son team offer two daily menus; go for 4 or 8 courses or choose from the à la carte. Cooking is full of flavour and presented in a modern style - MICHELIN Guide.
1015 Budapest, Csalogány utca 26.
Phone: +36 1 201 7892
Déryné Bistro
- food & drink
Wonderfully old bistro-cum-brasserie with a horseshoe bar and lots of old-fashioned charm. French classics sit alongside a few Hungarian dishes. It's open for breakfast, they have their own bakery, and a pianist plays from 3-8pm - MICHELIN Guide.
1013 Budapest, Krisztina tér 3.
Phone: +36 1 225 14 07
Fausto's Ristorante & Osteria
- food & drink
Expect a friendly welcome at this personally run eatery. Dine on sophisticated modern Italian dishes at linen-laid tables in the restaurant or on simpler, more classically based fare in the laid-back, wood-furnished osteria; the daily homemade pasta is a hit. Good quality Hungarian and Italian wines feature - MICHELIN Guide.
1074 Budapest, Dohány u. 3 - 5.
Phone: +36 30 589 1813
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
Mák Bistro
- food & drink
Rustic restaurant with whitewashed brick walls, semi-vaulted ceilings and a relaxed feel: its name means 'poppy seed'. The talented young chef prepares creative dishes which play with different texture and flavour combinations - MICHELIN Guide.
1051 Budapest, Vigyázó Ferenc utca 4.
Phone: +36 30 723 9383
Olimpia
- food & drink
One of the top ten restaurants in Budapest according to Michelin Guide in 2014, here they gather fresh, seasonal ingredients each morning, so they can creatively make a two-or three course menu which is different every day.
1076 Budapest, Alpár utca 5.
Phone: +36 1 321 0680
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
Petrus
- food & drink
Friendly neighbourhood bistro where Budapest meets Paris - both in the décor and the food. The chef-owner's passion is obvious and the cooking is rustic and authentic, with bold flavours and a homely touch. If you're after something a little different, ask to dine in the old Citroën 2CV! - MICHELIN Guide.
1094 Budapest, Ferent tér 2-3.
Phone: +36 1 951 25 97
St. Andrea Wine & Gourmet Bar
- food & drink
A stylish bar-cum-restaurant with wine-themed décor; owned by a small boutique winery. Well-presented, creative dishes are designed to match their wines - some of which aren't sold anywhere else in the world - MICHELIN Guide.
1055 Budapest, Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca 78.
Phone: +36 1 269 01 30