Our Budapest guide lists 19 restaurants. Six of them have a written description in the guide, and this page starts with those; the others are listed with their location and the details held in the guide, so you can check them yourself.
In the Jewish Quarter, Kőleves Restaurant is a Hungarian restaurant on Kazinczy utca, and Mazel Tov serves Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food in a courtyard. Dobrumba, also in the Jewish Quarter, blends Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and Caucasian flavours in shareable tapas-style plates.
Byblos, on Semmelweis utca near Astoria metro station, serves Lebanese and Levantine dishes such as grilled meats, hummus, kofta and shawarma. Majorelle, on Hold utca, is a Moroccan restaurant and bar listed in the MICHELIN Guide 2025, with pastilla, briouats, zaalouk and tajines on the menu. Trófea Grill is a fixed-price buffet with over 100 dishes and a grill station.
Kosher and halal status is not recorded for these places in our guide, so ask the restaurant before you book. Prices and opening hours are not stated here because they change; check them with each restaurant.
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19 places in our guide
1. Kőleves Restaurant
Jewish Quarter
Hungarian restaurant in the Jewish Quarter (Kazinczy utca).
2. Mazel Tov
Jewish Quarter
Mediterranean / Middle Eastern restaurant with courtyard. Confirm kosher status if required.
3. Dobrumba
Budapest
Restaurant in the Jewish Quarter blending Middle Eastern, Mediterranean and Caucasian flavours, served as shareable tapas-style plates. Limited wheelchair access.
4. Byblos
Semmelweis utca
Lebanese and Levantine restaurant on Semmelweis utca, near Astoria metro station. The menu includes grilled meats, hummus, kofta and shawarma. Outdoor seating, not wheelchair accessible.
5. Majorelle
Hold utca
Moroccan restaurant and bar on Hold utca, listed in the MICHELIN Guide 2025. The menu covers classic Moroccan dishes such as pastilla, briouats, zaalouk and tajines.
6. Trófea Grill
Király utca
Fixed-price buffet restaurant with over 100 dishes and a grill station where meat and fish are cooked to order. Prices and what drinks are included vary by branch and date, so check with the restaurant. Wheelchair accessible.
7. Olive Tree Hummus Express
Paulay Ede utca
8. Hummus Bar
Nagymező utca
9. Greenland
Rumbach Sebestyén utca
10. Falafel Bar
Wesselényi utca
11. Tahina Bite
Budapest
12. Jouri
Semmelweis utca
13. Al-Amir
Petőfi Sándor utca
14. Popolare
Budapest
15. Stand
Budapest
16. Pancake Palace & Burger
Király utca
17. Neko Sushi
Budapest
18. El Asador de Pata Negra
Paulay Ede utca
19. Spicy Fish Budapest
Király utca
Questions travellers ask
- How many restaurants does the Budapest guide include?
- 19 restaurants. Six of them have a written description, and this page covers those first.
- Which restaurants are in the Jewish Quarter?
- Kőleves Restaurant on Kazinczy utca, Mazel Tov and Dobrumba.
- Is there a Lebanese or a Moroccan restaurant in the guide?
- Byblos serves Lebanese and Levantine dishes on Semmelweis utca. Majorelle, on Hold utca, is a Moroccan restaurant and bar listed in the MICHELIN Guide 2025.
- Is the food kosher or halal?
- Kosher and halal status is not recorded in our guide for these places. The entry for Mazel Tov says to confirm kosher status if you need it; ask each restaurant directly.
- Does the guide give prices or opening hours?
- No. Prices and hours change, and the sources we used disagree on them; check with the restaurant. Trófea Grill, for example, is a fixed-price buffet whose prices and included drinks vary by branch and date.