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Angelika Cukrászda
A coffee shop with old-world charm, Angelika Cukrászda is situated in an unusual eighteenth century building attached to St. Anne’s church. There are several rooms in the café, adjoining with low passages reminiscent of a labyrinth. There are vaulted ceilings and heavy velvet drapes that give the rooms a dusky elegance, and the glass chandeliers add sparkle and richness. Coffee, wines, and cocktails are the featured beverages, and you can choose from a nice selection of cakes and pastries. It is also possible to order these to take out.
Opening times: Daily 10 am - 10 pm
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Batthyany ter 7
1011
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 2123784
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Auguszt
This family-run establishment is known for some of the best cakes and pastries in Budapest. The café is quite small, but has a certain charm, and you can either have your coffee and cakes here or take them away. There is always a good selection of cakes and scones, and other pastries vary depending on the day. They also do custom cakes for special occasions. The décor is old fashioned and rather stuffy, with old-style mirrors, cushions and some interesting lamps.
Opening times: Mon - Fri 10 am - 6 pm, Sat and Sun 10 am - 2 pm
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Kossuth Lajos utca 14 - 16
1055
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3376379
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Caffe Karoly
This café features superb Hungarian pastries, which you can see displayed from the street. It is a popular stop for tourists, and serves excellent Italian coffee. They are open late, but maintain their low-key café atmosphere until closing time, meaning that you can find a nice break here from the smoky bars of the city. Cakes and pastries are served all day, and are divided into the categories of breakfast and mid-morning snacks, cakes, and “gourmet varieties.”
Opening times: Daily 9 am - 1 am
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Karolyi Mihaly utca 19
1053
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 2670206
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Demmer’s Teahaz
Teahouses are somewhat of a novelty in Budapest, and this one has only been around for a few years. In general, Hungary is more of a coffee drinking country, but the teas offered here are irresistible. The place is divided into two levels, with a teashop on the ground floor where you can purchase tea accessories and teas to take away, and a a café area on the upper floor. The teas on offer include Assam Noble Blend, which is one of the most gourmet, Oolong, Gunpowder, fruit teas, and many more.
Opening times: Mon - Sat 10 am - 8 pm
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Podmaniczky utca 14
1065
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3025674
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Ruszwurm
This charming historic coffee house was opened in 1827 and is located in the centre of the Castle District. There are two rooms inside, the first of which offers an opulent array of cakes and pastries in glass cases. If you walk through to the second room, there is a nice area to sit, elegantly furnished in 19th-century style. There are many different coffees to sample, all of good quality, and you can peruse old drinks lists from the days of Maria Theresa, showing what the beverages of choice were a century ago.
Opening times: Daily 10 am - 7 pm
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Szentharomsag utca 7
1014
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3755284
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Gerbeaud
This elegant café is considered by many to be one of the city’s historic attractions. The inside is beautiful and elaborately decorated in early 1900s Austro-Hungarian style. One of the interesting curiosities is a piano that was intended for use on the Titanic but never made it on the ship. The café features coffee, hot chocolate and various pastries. They make their own chocolate here, which is delicious and also available in bar form.
Opening times: Daily 9 am - 9 pm
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Vorosmarty ter 7
1051
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 4299000
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Longford Irish Pub
A hearty Irish pub near Deak ter, the Longford offers filling meals and beer on tap, including Guinness and other Irish brews. The menu includes many dishes, such as veal, steak with Irish whisky sauce, pasta and soups. The pub is one large room with cozy booths and intimate lighting, and there is also a spacious terrace outside. Saturday night is party night, and they stay open extra late.
Opening times: Daily 10 am - 2 am
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Feher Hajo utca 5
1052
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 2672766
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Crazy Cafe
A large bar located near to the Nyugati Pu. train station, the Crazy Cafe has a lively atmosphere and is popular with both young and old. It is in a cellar room, and has a vaulted ceiling, a very long counter around the bar, and several tables in the back. One of the distinctive features is the numerous portraits of various celebrities that line the walls. Some are easy to recognize and others are not, so many try to guess their identities over a mug of beer.
Opening times: Daily 11 am - 1 am
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Jokai utca 30
1066
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3024003
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Fashion Cafe
This bar isn’t called the Fashion Cafe for nothing, and is a place to find very well-dressed people and some of the top models of Hungary. It is a new establishment, opened a couple of years ago, and has a very modern interior, full of chrome and artsy chairs that are not particularly comfortable. The most popular drinks here are cocktails and champagne that people sip daintily in their designer outfits. You can also order beer, coffee, and fruit shakes, or choose from a nice selection of whiskies.
Opening times: Daily 11 am - 1 am
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Andrassy ut 36
1061
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3118060
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Grinzingi borozo es sorozo
This is a down-to-earth, not particularly classy wine bar, but is very affordable and has a friendly atmosphere. The wine is decent, and drinking here you will get a taste for the real Hungary, as opposed to the touristy side of things you’ll see in some of the popular theme bars, for example. For only 300 Fr or so, you get a liter of Hungarian wine, including varieties like Harslevelu, Rizling, Szurkebarat or Kekfrankos. The quality varies, but some are quite good, so it is best to sample them all.
Opening times: Mon - Sat 9 am - 1 am, Sun 3 pm - 11 pm
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Veres Palne utca 10
1053
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 3174624
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Rac Kert
This festive beer garden is located right next to the Rac Baths in Buda. It is quite spacious and includes two bars, but still gets very crowded late at night. This is a popular hang-out for ex-pats as well as locals, and a variety of foreign and domestic beers are on offer. There are also sandwiches and other meals available. From time to time you will find live music here between 8 pm - 11 pm.
Opening times: May - Sept Daily 2 pm - 5 am
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Hadnagy utca 8 - 10
1013
Budapest
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Becsi sorozo
A roomy bar near Budapest University, Becsi sorozo has a wholesome, rustic interior with carved booths and red checked tablecloths. There are never very many people here at any one time, so it’s a good place to come for a quiet drink or meal. The menu features almost exclusively beer and meat dishes, such as pork, turkey, goose and liver. This bar is popular with Ferencvaros football fans, and is decorated with a bunch of team memorabilia.
Opening times: Mon - Fri 11 am - 10 pm, Sat and Sun 11 am - 4 pm
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Papnovelde utca 8
1053
Budapest
Tel: +36 1 2670225
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