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| Café
Kor |
Price:
HUF2,000 to HUF4,000 |
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The ever popular Cafe Kor first opened
several years ago as a miniscule bar but has since occupied
a more spacious premises near the Basilica, and a brand
new terrace recently. The interior here has a relaxed
and cozy café-like atmosphere, and the light,
airy bistro is very popular with young ex-pats, students,
and Hungarian yuppies seeking lighter fare. Chef Ádám
Répás prepares one of the most imaginative
menus based on traditional Hungarian cuisine, but made
following a lighter western taste and the menu changes
daily, and the home-made desserts are to die for too.
Wine is available by the glass. |
V Sas útca,
17
Telephone number: (01) 311 0053 |
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| Gerbeaud |
Price:
under HUF2,000. |
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A landmark Budapest café-confectionery is a must-see.
The interior is gorgeous, done up in turn-of-the-20th-century
Austro-Hungarian opulence, complete with rich plaster
work, magnificent chandeliers, marble tables, lavish
fine wood paneling, and brocade wall coverings. Among
other decorative items is the piano that was intended
for use on board the Titanic (it failed to make missed
the boat). Enjoy the classic coffee-house atmosphere
in the various salons, whiling away the day reading
newspapers, chatting or people-watching and enjoy the
wide variety of beautiful cakes, pastries and ice-creams
on offer. Drinks include freshly brewed coffee and home
made hot chocolate drinks. |
V Vorosmarty ter 7
Tel: (01) 429 9000
Website: www.gerbeaud.hu
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| Marquis
de Salade |
Price:
HUF2,000 to HUF4,000 |
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What started as a little wooden salad bar has over the
years evolved into a spacious ground-floor eatery and
cellar accommodating up to 100 guests. The food at Marquis
de Salade, however, is as popular as ever. Georgian
and Azerbaijani dishes are a specialty here, although
the menu features dishes from around the world. |
VI
Hajos útca 43
Telephone number: (01) 302 4086 |
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