Gundel
Gundel is one of the more popular Hungarian restaurants in the city and rates high with foreign tourists. The inside of the restaurant was decorated with early 20th century furnishings, and original Hungarian artwork hangs on all the walls. This upscale restaurant is also known for its Gundel pancake, with chocolate sauce poured over a rolled pancake stuffed with walnuts and seasonings.
Gundel
Állatkerti körút 2.
XIV. district
Budapest
(+001) 36 1 321 3550
Biboros Etterem
Biboros is a wine bar in Budapest with a large number of traditional foods on the menu. Nearly all of the wines on the list are made in the area, giving you access to a wide range of Hungarian wines. The restaurant serves entrees baked in the wood-burning oven, soups made from scratch and a variety of appetizers. There are also Mediterranean-style dishes, which are lighter and have fewer calories.
Bíboros Étterem
Belgrád rakpart 18.
V. district
Budapest
(+001) 36 1 411 1909
Alabardos
Alabardos sits inside a 400-year-old building and has an emphasis on dishes that use local meats. However, you can find lighter choices here, including salads, and you can balance a meat dish with a vegetable on the side. The restaurant is fairly expensive, but it does have an outdoor terrace that's open during the summer months and provides a view of the landscape.
Alabárdos
Országház Utca 2
Budapest
(+001) 36 1 356 0851
alabardos.hu
Biarritz
Biarritz is a more reasonably priced Hungarian restaurant in Budapest that's popular with couples because of the romantic atmosphere. Candles sit on each table and create a special feeling. The dishes here include traditional dishes and some dishes with a modern slant. The Surumi fish served with shrimp sticks is a favorite, as is the more traditional goulash.
Biarritz
V. Kossuth Lajos tér 18
Budapest
(+001) 36 1 302 3945
biarritz.hu
