Dog-friendly restaurants in Budapest – PART 2
Which places can qualify as dog-friendly places? Read about it here.
You can visit Part 1 here.
We all love Greek food
Gyradiko Taverna is a Greek restaurant in the 3rd district. The small dog-friendly place has a Greek night on Thursdays with traditional live music. You can find here your typical go-to dishes like gyros and baklava but you can experiment with the specialities as well.
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A little American
Pastrami is a restaurant, café and wine shop in the 3rd district. New York’s beloved sandwiches – Pastrami and Reuben – are now available in Hungary. The service is fast but Pastrami is not a fast food chain. It is a bubbly, multifunctional and, of course, dog-friendly place.
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A little party never killed anybody
BB`z Bar & Grill is a restaurant, a pub and a club in Király Street, near Gozsdu. The restaurant section is open until midnight, so it is an ideal place for your night cravings, and they have food delivery as well. On weekends, parties are organised.
Could it be any cooler?
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City Park is not just for walking your dog
If you are in the pursuit of a romantic dog-friendly restaurant or café near City Park, you have found it: Városliget Café & Restaurant creates that characteristic 1900s Budapest atmosphere with guitar music, old books and a stunning panorama. Its location is practical as, after a tiresome dog-walking, you can rest while having a nice cup of coffee or eat lunch to fuel up your energy tanks.
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A reason you will surely wake up for
Your dog is an early bird and does not let you sleep? Hit two birds with one stone – take him or her for a walk and grab some delicious breakfast.
Kuglóf is known for being a breakfast place in the first place, as their pastry is always fresh out of the oven, but it is also a perfect restaurant to have lunch in as you can see the preparation process in the open-view kitchen. Kuglóf is located near Váci Street, where Budapest’s blood circulation is at its fullest, but it is in a tiny alley, combining the advantages of both.
Photo: www.facebook.com/Kuglóf
Written by Éva Stölkler – Guest Author
Featured image: www.facebook.com/BB’zBar&Grill
Source: Daily News Hungary
