In this video we’ll show you a Budapest hidden gem tourist guides often overlook: The Pozsonyi út, which is a street filled with restaurants, brunch places, cafes and shops!
When in Hungary, Budapest, The Margaret Boulevard is full of interesting sights you can enjoy as you make your way from one nice place to another while exploring the capitol. You may have been to Margaret Island or looked at the gorgeous looking Vígszínház theater, but you may have missed a little street right next to Margaret Bridge: The Pozsonyi út!
This street has many restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisines to choose from. If you want traditional Hungarian cuisine, want to explore how the local asian restaurants are, get hungry for spanish tapas, or want to try some italian, you’ll surely find something that wont dissapoint. The are also has many small artisan shops for baked goods, pizza slices, or sweet desserts. There are also many cafes which focus on delivering a cozy experience along with some specialty coffee, so if you also enjoy coffee for its flavor, make sure to visit them! You can also buy some excellent coffee beans! What’s also really cool about the Pozsonyi street is that most places are pet friendly, there are even dedicated spaces on the street in case your little one “needs to go”! It’s impossible to call out all the places, even we didn’t have the ability to visit every single establishment. We wish that this video inspires you to visit the area and explore it for yourself!
Sarki füszeres is a very good place to have brunch. It has a uniqe shape, just like the name also represents (Delicat around the corner :)) Make sure to book a table in advance or expect to wait a little when you arrive in the morning hours. It also has indoor seating but it is not too big. Sitting outside gives the best vibe.
We had dinner at Babka, which is a Middle Eastern restaurant. One of the best restaurants of this kind, not too cheap but the food was amazing. We ordered several small plates to try as many kinds as we could 🙂
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