Life never stops for a moment on Ujbuda's main street, Bartok Bela Ot: this time, we've rounded up a selection of newly opened places that are worth visiting again and again.
Nicaragua
Nicaragua at Bartók Béla út was opened this spring by a Hungarian family who settled in their homeland from the Central American country. With its great food and atmosphere brought by foreign experiences, Nicaragua fits perfectly into the parade of restaurants at Béla Bartók út. In the breakfast room, which promises a tropical atmosphere, you can start your morning with specialty coffees and coffee specialties, as well as the most popular lunch dishes, with flavors unknown here, but soon you will also be able to taste the café’s own flavor, a light roasted coffee, straight from Nicaragua. In addition to the great breakfast dishes, in just a few weeks we can also visit Nicaragua in the evening, where we can relax in the second half of the day with Caribbean flavors, Nicaraguan rum and unique cocktails.
1114 Budapest, Bartók Bela Ott 21. | Facebook
Broker's Bakery
On the site of a former bakery, the newest store of the famous Brücker bakery, which has made the hearts of Buda residents beat in several locations, has opened at 1 Móricz Zsigmond körtér. From now on, bread and pastries made with heart and soul, brought to life naturally and with almost 25 years of experience, made from ancient wheat and sourdough, are on display at the bakery on Béla Bartók Út, to the great delight of connoisseurs who desire high-quality bakery products.
1111 Budapest, Moritz Zsigmond Kurter 1.
Resident Art Exhibition
On September 12, the Resident Art gallery opens its doors in a new location, this time in Buda, on Béla Bartók Street, past Pest. The sparkling street, not only gastronomically but also culturally, welcomes art lovers with an impressive 100 square meter gallery. In the gallery, which plays a defining role in contemporary art life, prominent figures will have the opportunity to see Attila Kondor’s exhibition of vertical landscapes for the first time.
1114 Budapest, Bartók Bela Ott 39. | Website | Facebook
Gusto pasta and beer
Gusto Pasta & Beer tempts you to Bartók Béla út with fresh pasta dishes and great beer. At the pasta hotspot of Bartók Béla út, you can enjoy the altar of creamy pasta and the Italian feel of life in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, whether it's a magnificent meal scented with gorgonzola, glorified with sun-dried tomatoes or crowned with sun-dried shrimp. And for those who suffer from a toothache when it comes to dessert after a filling course, you don't have to go far, as you're sure to find something to your liking among the nearly seven types of Italian desserts.
1111 Budapest, Bartók Bela Ott 56. | Instagram
But Vincy
Not long ago, a foot-sized piece of Italy moved to Móricz Zsigmond körtér number 8. The cleverly named De' Finci restaurant awaits hungry diners from early morning until late at night for a delicious Italian snack, a slice of Roman pizza, lasagna, arancini or a light Italian dessert for lunch. Authentic food made with excellent ingredients is hard to resist, and the same goes for the excellent coffee and delicious sandwiches served for breakfast.
1117 Budapest, Moric Zsigmond Korter 8. | Facebook
+1 Wafu Ramen Bar Budafuki
The name Wafu is easily familiar to those who have visited Kazinczy Street at least once since 2020. Wafu, which opened its first store in the party district after Kazinczy utca, has opened its third unit near Bartók Béla út, on Budafoki út. Naturally, Japanese street food dishes cannot be missing here either, but there are also special dishes available only here between the three stores. Examples include the rich, buttery miso ramen, as well as the stuffed rice balls available in special flavours, surrounded by nori, i.e. seaweed.
1111 Budapest, Budavówki út 41. | Website
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