Dog-friendly restaurants in Budapest – PART 1

Which places are considered dog-friendly in Budapest? Previously, we have already published a piece on the certification of dog-friendly places in Hungary in general. This year we have already written about a dog-friendly beach in Tiszafüred, and about MOL being a dog-friendly workplace. Last year was about the competition for holding the title of being the “Dog-Friendly Place of the Year” in 2017.

This article series, however, is going to be about specific dog-friendly restaurants in Budapest, which are recommended by Kutyabarat.hu.

Fancy some Italian food with your doggy? Choose Tommy di Napoli

An authentic Italian restaurant using original Italian raw materials, and operating under Italian chefs – as Tommy di Napoli introduces itself on its own website. Tommy di Napoli is a place in Budapest’s heart, where dogs of all sizes are welcomed in the inner and the outer areas as well. Moreover, guest reviews state that providing water and dog toys at this restaurant goes without saying.

Wanna dine in a cinema? Go to Nothing Special

Nothing Special (in Hungarian ‘Semmi Extra’) is a pet-friendly restaurant based at a building formerly functioning as a cinema. The seats and the atmosphere of the ‘80s remained here, but after the renovation, a certain livelihood arose – all the pastry is made on the spot freshly, and the specialities section on the menu frequently changes, which prevents guests from getting bored with the selection available.

Cannot Get Enough of Nothing Special

Actually, there is another Nothing Special (in Hungarian ‘Semmi Extra és egy kis Kert’) with a small garden. It is also pet-friendly, moreover, it is cyclist-friendly and child-friendly as well. This latter means that they have a corner with toys for children and a place dedicated to storing baby carriages. The pastry is fresh here as well, and they change the specialities on the menu as well.

Variety is added also to both of the Nothing Special menus by giving out a new weekly menu every week.