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! 

No trip to Budapest can be complete without a visit to a ruin bar, formally abandoned buildings converted into destinations for the booming night life of the city. Szimpla Kert, the oldest and one of the largest, can very quickly become a maze, but there's a lot to discover, and uncover! If you don't fancy groovying the night away, visit a workshop, attend a farmer's market, or enjoy a weekend brunch. 

Occupied by locals and tourists alike, Úri Muri has become a trendy spot in the Jewish Quarter. Don't be intimidated by the crowds of film and art students, this just adds to the buzz. Let yourself unwind, sip on an ice cold beer, and soak in the electric atmosphere. 

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.