wine

With an extremely wide selection of local wines, Kadarka is truly one of our favourite wine bars in Budapest. Be sure to try out wines made from Hungarian grape varieties like Furmint, Kékfrankos or Kadarka. You can buy them for takeway by the bottle as well, for quite a reasonable price!

A cute little wine bar in the heart of the 5th district, Wine not? is the best place to sample some Tokaji wine, the pride and joy of Hungarian wine producing. The Tokaji wine region is the world’s first closed wine region, being part of the Unesco World Heritage list since 2002. Do we need to say more?

In vino veritas, as they say, and we couldn’t agree more! If you wanna buy or bring home wine by the bottle, head to Veritas. With a great selection of Hungarian and international wines, Veritas is truly the place to be for wine-enthusiasts!

Aranybástya, also known as Aranyhalász Étterem (Golden Bastion Restaurant), is a well-regarded restaurant located in the heart of Buda Castle.

The restaurant offers a diverse menu that combines traditional Hungarian flavors with international influences. You can expect to find a range of dishes, including Hungarian classics like goulash, chicken paprikash, and beef stew, as well as international options such as grilled meats and seafood.

One of the standout features of Aranybástya is its breathtaking panoramic views of Budapest. The restaurant’s location on Castle Hill provides diners with a remarkable vista, particularly during the evening when the city’s landmarks are beautifully illuminated.

Hungary is known for its wines, and Aranybástya typically offers an extensive wine list featuring a variety of Hungarian wines, including Tokaji and Bull’s Blood (Egri Bikavér), to complement your meal.

What to eat: beef tartar, roasted rose duck breast, pork cheeks, desserts

As the name suggests plenty of wine can be found here, but the cocktails don’t lag too far behind. Pristine atmosphere; created with good music and even better views.