Few neighbourhoods in Budapest offer such a diverse range of dining experiences within just a few minutes’ walk. At BudaPart, the choice ranges from Neapolitan pizza and Asian cuisine to modern Hungarian bistro dishes and Michelin-recommended restaurants. Whether it is brunch, a quick lunch or dinner with a view, there is no shortage of options. Here are five restaurants worth discovering.
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ZAZIE Bistro & Bar
Located on the ground floor of MOL Campus, the Michelin-recommended ZAZIE combines a relaxed bistro atmosphere with high-quality modern Hungarian cuisine. The restaurant started the season with a new chef duo, whose menu offers a fresh yet approachable take on Hungarian classics.
ZAZIE is a great choice for brunch, a business lunch or evening cocktails, and its app also features a loyalty programme where guests can collect points. For more information and reservations, visit the ZAZIE website.
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Salve Pizza Napoletana
Few things capture the feeling of summer quite like a Neapolitan pizza paired with an Aperol Spritz. Salve makes its light, airy-crusted pizzas from long-fermented dough and high-quality Italian ingredients, while its terrace is the ideal spot for your go-to aperitivo.
The menu ranges from the classic Margherita to pizzas with more exciting toppings, alongside a selection of salads and Italian desserts. Whether you’re stopping by for a quick lunch or enjoying a leisurely dinner, Salve brings a relaxed Mediterranean feel to both. For more information and reservations, visit the Salve website.
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Le Bistro – Kitchen & More
If you’re not quite sure what you’re in the mood for, Le Bistro’s varied menu makes the choice a little easier. Located at Kopaszi-gát, one of the restaurant’s biggest draws is its terrace and green waterfront setting.
Alongside its seasonal bistro menu, Le Bistro also offers a separate selection of Asian dishes, so there is something for every taste. Whether as a stop along the waterfront or a venue for larger gatherings and events, Le Bistro is an ideal choice for both. For more information, visit the Le Bistro website.
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SIMMER Restaurant – Radisson Hotel Budapest BudaPart
Located on the ground floor of the Radisson Hotel Budapest BudaPart, SIMMER draws inspiration from Shanghai’s diverse culinary scene. Its menu brings together classic and contemporary Chinese dishes, complemented by signature cocktails, a curated wine selection and traditional Chinese teas.
For those who would like to stay a little longer after dinner, the evening can continue at the hotel’s seventh-floor Rooftop Bar, with a cocktail and panoramic views over the city. More information is available on the Radisson Hotel Budapest BudaPart website.
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VIRTU
No guide to dining at BudaPart would be complete without the Michelin-recommended VIRTU. Located on the 28th floor of MOL Campus, the restaurant combines modern gastronomy with one of the most impressive views of Budapest.
The à la carte menu, built around seasonal ingredients, is complemented by a tasting menu and a carefully selected wine list, making VIRTU the perfect choice for special occasions and celebratory dinners. For more information, the latest menu and reservations, visit the VIRTU website.
