Gettó Gulyás is a traditional hungarian restaurant in Erzsebetvaros, Budapest.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
2 hours
Step into a family kitchen and uncover the soup of Hungary. In this hands-on workshop, we dive deep into the Hungarian cuisine: the iconic Goulash and Palacsinta (Hung...
Private tour · 3 hours
Our expert guide will take you to three carefully-selected locations, each offering a distinctive ambiance and an impressive selection of local and international wines.
Guided tour · 1 day
Explore Budapest's ruin bars, street art, and the Jewish Quarter on a walking tour. Discover the city's history, culture, and architecture with a local guide.
Address: Wesselényi utca 18, 1077 Budapest
Koleves Vendeglo on Kazinczy in an old kosher meat plant cooks affordable Hungarian and Jewish-Hungarian lunch menus, with a summer garden across the road.
OrderThe weekday lunch deal: soup, main and dessert in the kosher-meat-plant room.
TipLunch menu Mon to Fri until 16:00; the summer garden across the road is the better seat.
Klassz on Andrassy ut sits on the boulevard near the Opera, a chef-driven Hungarian carte run by Bortarsasag with the city's deepest sommelier-led wine list.
OrderMangalica pork with a glass of Hungarian Furmint from the sommelier's list.
TipReservations not accepted; arrive 11:30 or after 21:00 to avoid the wait.
Mazel Tov on Akacfa in the Jewish Quarter is a Mediterranean ruin garden in an early 1900s courtyard, with mezze, shawarma and live klezmer most nights.
OrderThe mezze plate to share, then the lamb shawarma.
TipOpen noon to midnight daily; book a week ahead for weekends.
Kispiac next to the Hold utca market is a six-table Hungarian room cooking veal liver, pork belly and roast duck right by the open kitchen in downtown.
OrderThe breaded veal liver with mashed potato and cucumber salad.
TipSix tables, Mon to Sat noon to 22:00; book at least two days ahead.
Ket Szerecsen on Nagymezo's theatre strip is a two-floor Mediterranean-Hungarian bistro and cafe serving from breakfast to midnight in Pest, Budapest.
OrderThe Mediterranean breakfast plate with avocado and Hungarian sausage.
TipOpen 08:00-24:00 weekdays, 09:00-24:00 weekends; the upstairs balcony is the quieter room.
Koleves Vendeglo on Kazinczy in an old kosher meat plant cooks affordable Hungarian and Jewish-Hungarian lunch menus, with a summer garden across the road.
OrderThe weekday lunch deal: soup, main and dessert in the kosher-meat-plant room.
TipLunch menu Mon to Fri until 16:00; the summer garden across the road is the better seat.
Frici Papa on Kiraly utca has poured the cheapest sit-down Hungarian lunch in Budapest since 1997, with shared tables, no menu cards and a daily blackboard.
OrderThe daily lunch menu under 3,000 Ft with the day's soup and main.
TipCash preferred, no reservations; shared tables and quick turnover, no English menu.
Klassz on Andrassy ut sits on the boulevard near the Opera, a chef-driven Hungarian carte run by Bortarsasag with the city's deepest sommelier-led wine list.
OrderMangalica pork with a glass of Hungarian Furmint from the sommelier's list.
TipReservations not accepted; arrive 11:30 or after 21:00 to avoid the wait.
Mazel Tov on Akacfa in the Jewish Quarter is a Mediterranean ruin garden in an early 1900s courtyard, with mezze, shawarma and live klezmer most nights.
OrderThe mezze plate to share, then the lamb shawarma.
TipOpen noon to midnight daily; book a week ahead for weekends.
