Budapest is a God-gifted city with an abundance of rich historical, cultural and heritage sights. Budapest is bisected by the beautiful Danube River with a stunning backdrop of western Hungary hills. Budapest includes both modern and old world charm which lures plenty of tourists to this heavenly destination. While in Budapest, cleanse your body and mind with a Turkish bath, enjoy late night parties on a boat, marvel at the classical architecture, enjoy fun rides at the park, shop Hungarian souvenirs and food items, and relish the delicious local cuisine. Aquincum Museum and Archaeological Park, Eye on Erzsébet square, Buda Castle Cave, Castle Quarter, Fisherman’s Bastion, and Shoes on the Danube are some of the best attractions you should never miss on your Budapest tour. For those looking for kosher food, finding a kosher restaurant can be quite challenging while touring. But, Budapest has a wonderful range of kosher restaurants with authentic kosher food. Here is the recommended list of the top five kosher restaurants in Budapest.
1. Carmel Étterem
Glatt kosher restaurant in the heart of Budapest! ❤️ What are you waiting for?;)
Posted by Carmel Kóser Étterem / Carmel Kosher Restaurant on Tuesday, 26 June 2018
With over 30 years in the food industry, Carmel Étterem is one of the most popular restaurants in Budapest. Though they have adapted according to the modern trends over the years, they still preserve their authentic taste and flavors. They have been serving delicious kosher dishes for more than 10 years. Their menu includes Hungarian and Jewish fares along with Israeli specialties. Their menu is long with a wide range of meat and vegetarian options to satisfy any Jewish guest. The “Shabbat” is a special, full course kosher meal served here on lunch and dinner upon pre-booking. The restaurant can accommodate 100 guests and offers a serene ambiance with its humble white-walled decor and interiors. They use fresh ingredients and serve big portions at an affordable price range.
Carmel Étterem
Address: Kazinczy utca 31. Budapest, Hungary
Website: Carmel Étterem
Opening hours: Mon to Fri & Sun: 12.00 pm to 10.30 pm
2. Café Tel Aviv
Kosher and tasty?! Oh yess... ;)
Posted by CAFE TEL AVIV - Budapest on Tuesday, 26 June 2018
Café Tel Aviv is a wonderful restaurant-café located in the heart of ancient Jewish Quarters of Budapest. The cheerful staffs and bright and cozy environment takes the dining experience to the next level. They are known for their amazing Mediterranean Israeli flavors adhering to the strict kosher law. They serve vegetarian-friendly dishes, vegan options and kosher varieties with ultimate taste and zest. This restaurant has a small breakfast menu serving shakshuka, couscous, hummus, salmon platter, pasta specials, pizza, and sandwiches. Though the menu lacks dessert, they serve the best food with a fresh taste which attracts both locals and tourists. You can also use their free Wi-Fi while waiting for food. Price is reasonable when compared to other kosher restaurants in this area.
Café Tel Aviv
Address: Budapest, Kazinczy u. 28, 1075 Hungary
Website: Café Tel Aviv
Opening hours: Mon to Thu & Sun: 8.00 am to 2.30 pm, 3.30 pm to 8.30 pm; Fri: 8.00 am to 2.00 pm; Sat: 7.00 pm to 10.30 pm
3. Hanna Orthodox Kosher
Fogadás a Parlamentben.
Posted by Hanna Kóser Étterem / Hanna Kosher Restaurant on Tuesday, 1 October 2013
Hanna Orthodox Kosher is a two-floored restaurant which serves scrumptious kosher dishes. They are renowned for their Hungarian Jewish food. They serve traditional Jewish food like matzo ball soup along with Hungarian classics such as goulash soup, chicken paprikash and so on. The homey ambiance and nominal price range has made this restaurant very popular. This restaurant acts as a meeting spot with delicious food options for both locals and international tourists from across the globe. The special four-course meal, “Shabbat” lunch, and dinner are served in this restaurant too. During summer, the hungry guests are attracted towards the terrace of this restaurant for their beautiful views. You can also organize your special events in this lovely restaurant.
Hanna Orthodox Kosher
Address: Budapest, Dob u. 35, 1074 Hungary
Website: Hanna Orthodox Kosher
Opening hours: Mon to Thu & Sun: 11.30 am to 9.30 pm; Fri: 11.30 am to 4.30 pm; Sat: 12.00 pm to 3.00 pm
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4. Fröhlich Kóser Cukrászda
Posted by Frőhlich Kóser Cukrászda on Wednesday, 21 March 2018
Fröhlich Kóser Cukrászda is an authentic 60-year-old kosher confectionery and cafe in the old Jewish Quarters. They serve more than a cup of coffee and yummy cookies. The guests can play a wonderful card game while relishing on European classic cakes at this amazing eat out. You can also organize a formal business meeting while savoring a wide range of sweets and crunchy delights. They have an assorted menu which changes constantly according to the customer’s needs. They serve traditional Jewish cakes, donut, and monarchic pastries. They are also specialized in preparing customized cakes for birthdays, events and weddings. Jewish Flodni cake made from layers of walnuts, apples, and poppy seeds is the star of this sweet paradise.
Fröhlich Kóser Cukrászda
Address: Budapest, Dob u. 22, 1072 Hungary
Website: Fröhlich Kóser Cukrászda
Opening hours: Mon to Thu: 9.00 am to 6.00 pm; Fri: 9.00 am to 2.00 pm
Budapest Tour Guide
Eva Kleyer
My name is Eva, from early childhood I loved languages, I started with German, as a teenager I fell in love with English. After having graduated in high school, where I got my guide license I studied economy and business administration. But none of them I practised, because guiding and freedom called! This is how I dedicated my life to tourism and clients from the entire world! I have a bottomless knowledge about my beautiful city, Budapest. I also traved a lot, I love to encounter with different cultures, diverse people from the Globe, and if they come to visit my country, really enthusiasticly I show and present my culture!
Budapest Tour Guide
Kati Quittner
Budapest Tour Guide
Tiberiu Condulescu
My name is Tiberiu(s), just like captain James Tiberius Kirk from Star Trek, or Tibi for short, and I am an IT Service Manager who found his passion in tour guiding over 5 years ago. Similarly to Captain Kirk, I will be your captain should you choose me as your guide.Every tour is a new experience for both of us, that’s why my aim is to make it both memorable and fun. I want to make memories for people from all over the world!Hope to meet you soon and "Viszlát", as we say in Hungarian!
Tours by Tiberiu
Budapest Tour Guide
Joseph
As a 100% Budapest born, it was something natural to be a local guide and show my lovely city to foreigners. I am oficially an economist but to be honest, i have never worked in that sector. I much more prefer explaining our history and the present life of locals to you. You can chat with me in English and Spanish, in both languages:)
Budapest Tour Guide
Ange Sandorfi
Born in Paris to Hungarian/ French parents, I moved to Budapest in the 2000s. After having driven my Fashion business to catastrophe, I turned my craving for the wonderful, endless discovery of Budapest into my number one activity, and the first I am so passionate about. As a licensed and qualified tourist guide, I tend to show my guests things they wouldn’t find on their own. My bicultural background is also an advantage as it gives me multiple perspectives to understand Hungarian history and society.
5. MeatUp
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Located in the heart of the Jewish Quarter, MeatUp is one of the best spots to enjoy high-quality kosher street food in the city. They serve Israeli fare with a Hungarian flair. Hungry diners should go for the ultra-packed shawarma bagett or the hamburger plate, which comes with a side of thick-cut fries. There are soup and salad options for light meals. The restaurant has a lemehadrin certification, the strictest level of kosher supervision, provided Rabbi Baruch Oberlander.
MeatUp
Address: Budapest, Síp u. 5, 1075 Hungary
Website: MeatUp
Opening hours: Sun - Thu: 1pm - 10pm (closed on Fri & Sat)
Authentic treat for foodies
Budapest may be known for its diverse attractions. But, the above recommended kosher restaurants can take you to another world of divinity with an irresistible taste and fresh flavors. Savor great kosher food options while touring in Budapest and enjoy the best vacation!!
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