Obuda Restaurants

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Set on a small side street off Vaci utca, it is extremely easy to find. The restaurant is very popular with both ex-pats and locals which comes as no surprise as the food here is very good, the portions are gigantic and the pri... more

Szent Jupat must be the patron saint of those who like to gorge themselves on meat after a night out drinking as it is always filled with hiccuping youth and/or startled tourists. A take away facility is available on the stree... more

Situated in the heart of the Castle District, the Pierrot Café is an excellent place to stop for a bite to eat when exploring the ancient walls or visiting the many museums. It is well established and popular amongst Hungarians... more

This restaurant is situated in a cellar in one of the less salubrious parts of town. Dob utca can be a bit intimidating at times but gird up your loins and head on down to enjoy delicious Indian food prepared by the Nepalese he... more

This restaurant is located in a strange, horseshoe-shaped house originally built in the early eighteenth century at the foot of Castle Hill in Buda. There are two rooms - a front one with a bar counter and vegetable salads on d... more

This pizza and pasta restaurant is fairly small but you can usually get a table without having to wait too long. As soon as you order, you will be served two tiny delicious homemade rolls with garlic butter. In summer, there ar... more

Serving up a melee of Hungarian, International and Jewish specialities, this restaurant has been around since 1987. The menu consists of dishes, such as duck leg with red wine and steamed pearl, cholent with smoked goose breast... more

Owner Szeva offers a wide variety of dishes from all over the world: Russia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Bengal, Japan, China, France, Greece, Italy and Hungary. It started as a little wooden salad bar, then added a balcony and now it... more

Located on the Buda side of the city, Belgium's very own eaterie rustles up traditional Belgian fare. The local favorite "Moules Mariniere" finds its way in the menu. If you are mad about Belgian beer then you have hit the righ... more