The 8 trendiest new restaurants in Budapest

Are you a gourmet who loves discovering the latest restaurants, bars, cafés and confectioneries when being in the Hungarian capital? Then we have good news for you since Funzine.hu collected 8 new recently opened places in Budapest which are worth visiting. Check out these fantastic restaurants and street food bars from which you will never leave on an empty stomach.

1. Don Doko Don (1085, 2-4 Üllői Street)

Kálvin Square and its surrounding are well-known among the lovers of street food. Since the opening of the bar of Leves in 2012, several other street food bars have moved there.

This time, a typical Japanese food, the donburi is served in boxes, favouring those who do not have much time to sit down.

Two versions of this rice bowl dish are available: one of them is made from beef, with onion and ginger while the other consists of pork, potato, carrot, ginger and radish. The price of a menu with nikuman, steamed meat buns, and miso soup is 1,850 Ft (6.2 euros).

2. Deli’s Vegan Bistro (1114, 3 Szabolcska Mihály Street)

In a friendly cobblestoned street of Újbuda, far from the noise of the city centre, is Deli’s Vegan Bistro. This place has been the dream of Zsófia Deli, yoga instructor, whose aim was to make people familiar with delicious vegan foods and make them available for more people.

In the welcoming restaurant, unique dishes can be ordered, like the Deli burger made from vegetable, vegan cheese, red onion marmalade and ajvar, a pepper-based condiment.

Besides this speciality, visitors can choose from the daily soup, sandwich, main dish and cake offer, too, all made from seasonal ingredients.

Do not worry if you are on a gluten-free diet since Deli’s Vegan Bistro offers you gluten-free alternatives as well. Have fun 🙂

3. Waffle & Love (1092, 1-3 Ráday Street)

Ráday Street is rightly called the number one street for those looking for some culinary pleasures since this is where locals go for some delicacies. The opening of the Waffle & Love restaurant gives you one more reason for discovering this street. The experience of consuming delicious waffles is augmented by the cosy atmosphere of the place where natural light shines through the windows.

Choose from its sweet or salty waffles topped with some chocolate, whipped cream, fruit, salmon, bacon or other toppings. You will not be disappointed! 🙂

4. Coffee Stand Gutenberg (1085, 1 Békési Street)

The smallest café of Budapest is certainly the Coffee Stand Gutenberg located in the proximity of Gutenberg Square. In this tiny place, premium quality tasty black coffees are in focus, just to start the day strong. The coffee beans, produced by a Hungarian man in Costa Rica, are directly transported from the Lucky Cap Roastery, the partner of this café in Szekszárd.