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Breakfast Spots RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Breakfast Spots Émile Hungarian/International H-1026 Budapest, Orló utca 1. +36 30 585 0602 http://emile.hu/ If Pest can have a Gerbeaud, then Buda deserves Émile. Guests can find almost everything they need in the II. district villa: the ground-floor counter hides delicious desserts, while the prestigious gallery is perfect for a breakfast, business meetings with coffee, an afternoon tea or a late night champagne. Not to mention the charming garden, which could easily become our favorite starting or ending point for summer nights if we are in the area. If you long for some culinary pampering, the newest member of the Gerbeaud House is a must-try! Distance from the hotel: approx. 20 minute drive. Opening hours Breakfast, Lunch and dinner: Tue – Fri 8:00 – 23:00 Dress code – Smart Casual Mon Closed Credit cards accepted Sat 9:00 - 23:00 Reservation required Sun 9:00 - 18:00 Villa Bagatelle Café Hungarian/International H-1126 Budapest, Németvölgyi út 17. +36 1 213 4190 http://villa-bagatelle.com/en A beautifully refurbished villa in the Buda Hills is home to Villa Bagatelle, where compromises are unknown. The ground floor of the café, found in District XII, is home to Brót Bakery and its fresh artisan breads and pastries. The bistro is found one floor above, housing a café and a breakfast place in one, also enticing guests with delicious lunch menus. At Villa Bagatelle coffee is made with great patience and care. Try a Daniel Moser coffee and enjoy the aromas of espresso. Distance from the hotel: approx. 15 minute drive. Opening hours Breakfast and Lunch: Mon – Fri 8:00 – 19:00 Dress code – smart casual Sat - Sun 9:00 – 18:00 Credit cards accepted Reservation required RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Déryné Bistro International H-1013 Budapest, Krisztina tér 3. +36 1 225 1407 http://bistroderyne.com/ Déryné was the first café and confectionery that opened specifically for the residents of Buda, back in 1914. Déryné owes its reputation to the August family and their excellent coffees and pastries. The former confectionery serves its guests as a bistro in present days, so in addition to the classic coffees and French pastries, we can order breakfast dishes until 11:30, after which bistro cuisine and live music take centre stage. Déryné also provides international newspapers, which you can enjoy also on their pleasant terrace. Distance from the hotel: approx. 10 minute drive. Opening hours Breakfast, Lunch and dinner: Mon – Thu 7:30 – 00:00 Dress code – casual Fri 7:30 – 01:00 Credit cards accepted Sun 9:00 – 00:00 Reservation required Sat 9:00 – 01:00 Cirkusz Café Hungarian/International H-1074 Budapest, Dob Street 25. +36 1 786 4959 http://www.cirkuszbp.hu/en/ City dwellers already know that District VII holds several peculiar hangouts; and Centrál Café perfectly fits in the scenery. Here, we can sip on new wave coffee concoctions amid a circus-like atmosphere. Their own coffee, named Bagira Coffee is carefully grounded and roasted on the spot, and is enhanced with homemade milk from Etyek. Naturally, we can also have light snacks here, such as pastries, cakes, and sandwiches, and Cirkusz Café is also a reliable place for breakfasts and lunch menus. After the sun goes down, Cirkusz turns into a cozy pub. Distance from the hotel: approx. 10 minute walk. Opening hours Breakfast and Lunch: Mon – Thu 9:00 – 22:00 Dress code – casual Fri – Sat 9:00 – 23:45 Credit cards accepted Sun 9:00 – 17:00 RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Két Szerecsen Bistro Semi-Fine dining – International Cuisine H-1065 Budapest, Nagymezo utca 14. +36 1 343 1984 http://ketszerecsen.hu/?lang=en Két Szerecsen is an excellent choice for a date, a lunch or a glass of wine with friends. It has a pleasant, intimate milieu where you can enjoy a glass, but it's best with a filling Mediterranean dinner. You'll find it near the Opera, in Pest's Brodway, Nagymezo Street. The Mediterranean interior is made cosy by the Andalusian lights and candles. They serve excellent tapas with both the Mediterranean and the Hungarian dishes. Breakfast is available until 11 AM. The place used to be a café, and the restaurant has preserved the traditions of that place as well. Distance from the hotel: approximately 10 minute walk. Opening hours Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner: Mon – Fri 8:00 – 00:00 Dress Code smart casual Sat – Sun 9:00 – 00:00 Credit cards cepted Reservation required A’ La Maison Grand Semi-Fine dining – French Cuisine H-1052 Budapest, Nádor utca 5. Tel.: (+36-20) 618-7580 https://www.alamaisongrand.com/ Nádor Street’s French-style breakfast bistro started off as a family business. Since 2015, the neighborhood fell in love with them and they became so popular, that they decided to expand both the menu and the shop. The new Á La Maison, opposite the old one, offers breakfast from sweet and salty delicacies all day long, but since the spring of 2016 we can have a lunch menu or dinner here as they await guests with a more elegant and sophisticated chef’s offer and menu. Distance from the hotel: approximately 5 minute walk. Opening hours Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner: Mon 8:00 – 19:00 Dress Code smart casual Tue – Thu 8:00 – 22:00 Credit cards cepted Fri - Sat 8:00 – 23:00 Reservation required Sun Closed RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Hungarian Restaurants Fine Dining experience Borkonyha/Winekitchen Restaurant Fine dining – Hungarian Cuisine with a blend of French-syle Bistro H-1051 Budapest, Sas utca 3. Tel.: (+36-1) 266-0835 http://www.borkonyha.hu Winekitchen is a blend of a French-style bistro and a contemporary family restaurant offering the best of Hungarian cuisine. The name Winekitchen speaks for itself. The concept is based on the wide and diverse selection of wine list with 200 different mostly Hunagrian wines, the delicious food and the personal and relaxed service. It is located just a few steps away from the beautiful Saint Stephen's Basilica, in the heart of the V. disctict. Small wonder that Borkonyha got its first Michelin Star in 2014 and still remains in this prestigious group! Opening hours Lunch and dinner: Mon – Sat Noon – Midnight Dress code – smart casual Credit cards accepted Sun Closed Reservation required Tigris Restaurant & Winebar Fine dining – Hungarian Cuisine H-1051 Budapest, Mérleg utca 10. +36 1 317 3715 http://www.tigrisrestaurant.hu/english Tigris Restaurant, recommended by the Michelin Guide multiple times (2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014) is found in the city centre, near St. Stephen's Basilica. The building it is housed in used to be a luxury hotel, designed by the noted Hungarian architect József Hild; it is a protected monument today. At the reference restaurant of the Gere Winery, everything revolves around the wines of the house. The restaurant carries on the traditions of Hungarian cuisine, with special emphasis on Foie Gras, which is all over the menu. Tigris also sells Gere wines that are otherwise not available in commercial circulation Opening hours Dinner: Mon – Sat Noon – Midnight Dress code – smart casual Sun Closed Credit cards accepted Reservation required RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Halászbástya Restaurant Fine dining – Hungarian Cuisine H-1014 Budapest, Budai Vár, Halászbástya Tel.: (+36-1) 201-6935 http://eng.halaszbastya.eu/ Halászbástya Restaurant, located in the Buda Castle District, Fisherman's Bastion is one of Budapest's best- known landmarks, with a breathtaking view of town. This excellent venue for intimate evening dinners and wine tasting, rounded out by a wonderful panoramic view of Budapest, provides an unforgettable experience for Hungarian and foreign guests alike. Every afternoon a gypsy band's amusing music helps to relieve the fatigue and stress of everyday life. Distance from the hotel: approximately 10 minute drive. Opening hours Lunch and dinner: Mon – Sun Noon – Midnight Dress code – smart casual Credit cards accepted Reservation required Aszú Restaurant Fine dining – Hungarian Cuisine H-1051 Budapest, Sas utca 4. Tel.: (+36) 1 328-0360 http://www.aszurestaurant.com Aszú restaurant, is closely related to the wine region of Tokaj, and that is where it has received its name from. It is a gourmet restaurant in the heart of Budapest, very close to the St. Stephans Basilica and other attractions in Budapest. At the Aszú restaurant in Budapest you will get served food that not only tastes good, it also looks good. Distance from the hotel: approximately 5 minute walk. Opening hours Lunch and dinner: Mon – Sun Noon – Midnight Dress code – smart casual Credit cards accepted Reservation required RESTAURANT RECOMMENDATIONS Rézkakas Bistro Hungarian Cuisine H-1053 Budapest, Sas utca 3. Tel.: (+36-1) 318-0038 http://www.rezkakasbistro.hu/en/ Rézkakas Bistro is a typical Hungarian restaurant. Located in the heart of the downtown only a few steps from the famous Saint Stephens’s Catedral. The elegant restaurant has a nice, comfortable terrace as well. Characterized by traditional Hungarian cuisine and modern gastronomy, the menu is prepared with excellent authentic ingredients. A virtuoso gypsy band takes care about an enjoyable atmosphere every evening. The „gourmet shop” of the restaurant offers a wide range of hand- made Hungarian products. Distance from the hotel: approximately 5 minute drive. Opening hours Lunch and dinner: Mon – Sun 10:00am – Midnight Dress code – smart casual Credit cards accepted Reservation required Casual Experience Első Pesti Rétesház/First Strudel House of Pest Hungarian Cuisine with Vegetarian Friendly Menu H-1051 Budapest, Október 6. utca 22. Tel.: (+36-1) 428-0135 http://www.reteshaz.com/ The restaurant started its operation in 2007 with the mission to preserve and popularize the real Hungarian tradition, the preparation of strudels.
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