In a vibrant and historically rich city such as Budapest, there are of course plenty of things to see and do. We encourage you to check out the official https://www.budapestinfo.hu/en site for top sights and how to make the best of your stay.
Hungarian:
Róma Ételbár – despite the name, Hungarian classic and very affordable
https://www.romaetelbar.com/copy-of-home
Marumba – finally, a vegan/vegetarian Hungarian restaurant with GF options
Kéhli Vendéglő – a bit off-site, but one of the old-fashioned places (140 years!) in strong contrast to the housing estates surrounding it, and an option to listen some members of the Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra
Kádár Étkezde – described as Jewish-style Hungarian
Budapest, Klauzál tér 9, 1072
International:
Center:
Dobrumba – Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, sharing options
Budapest, Dob u. 5, 1074
Wafu Ramen
Budapest, Kazinczy u. 3, 1075
https://www.instagram.com/wafu_japaneseizakaya_?igsh=MWQzN251aXcwaDRoMw==
Kőleves – some Hungarian food, otherwise very international
https://kolevesvendeglo.hu/
Buda/ Margit körút (upcoming hub/district with plenty of great evening options):
IGEN -very good artisan pizza
Budapest, Margit körút 60, 1027
Pingrumba (less busy than Dobrumba in the centre)
Budapest, Széll Kálmán tér 6, 1024
Good places for drinks (bars are usually quite small, so more for smaller groups):
Nemdebar
Budapest, Széll Kálmán tér 5, 1024
Sárkány
Budapest, Széll Kálmán tér 5, 1024
Manyi
Budapest, Margit körút 16, 1027
Unfortunately Király and Gellért Spa is closed for now, but here are three options for all tastes and budgets: