Not often do we recommend a whole street, but Falk Miksa Street is one of a kind. It's a window shopper's paradise. Antique shops and galleries line the street, so dedicate a good portion of your day in order to browse to your heart's content.
Lui's huge green windows and interior decor is nearly as enticing as the pastries, loafs, and patisserie they serve. It's picture perfect in every way, but beyond that, the treats they serve are mouth-wateringly tasty. Highly worth a visit as, after all, there is nothing more superior than a coffee and a croissant for breakfast.
It's a journey of flavours at Opium, from the cocktails you drink, to the food you eat. The energy here is electric, the interior so well-designed that you're immediately transported from the city streets, and the food so delicious it makes you want to keep trying more. We love sharing dishes here, if only to satisfy our cravings and try to taste as much as the menu as possible!
It's becoming increasingly difficult to find traditional Hungarian bistros in Budapest. Café Kör however is a classic. A neighbourhood gem, filled with locals at lunch and tourists at night, the food here is warming, hearty, and serves the classics without any fuss.
Food, lifestyle, fashion. You can find this all at The Garden Studio, a great spot to peruse gifts and find accessories, home decor, and clothing by Hungarian designers all sustainably focused. The café is also a great spot to grab a sandwich if you are feeling peckish!