Lively Restaurants in Budapest
When classic wining and dining won't do it, it's these Top 10 Fun Restaurants that will surely entertain.
Our first pick is the Sir Lancelot, a medieval themed restaurant with a gimmick- no utensils! Wash your hands and dig in to the huge portions with fantasy names such as Saint Grill and Virtue of Womenfolk.
In second place is the Crazy Dzsungel Café, a multi-themed restaurant where guests can choose to dine surrounded by the ocean, in a jungle, savannah, or in pirate themed rooms.
Our third pick is the Belcanto, a classy restaurant next to the Opera House, which may be a classic dining scene, but not without a twist: There's no food without music as every evening the waiters burst into song!
In fourth place is the Sugar Shop, a sweets shop where even the furniture and decoration look edible and a visit will feel like a teleport to some make believe candy land.
Our next pick is the Sirius Tea House for those bored of drinking tea the conventional way. The interior is overwhelmingly creative with comfy beanie bags, cosy corners and completely separate room with mirrors and spider webs..!
Our next two picks are Hungarian style restaurants where a visit will feel like a trip back in time: The Paprika Csárda; a real Hungarian country get-away modelled on the "Csárda" style restaurants oh so typical of rural life in the olden days, and the Vénhajó; a hundred years old docked ship, one of the last of its kind in Hungary functioning as both a museum and a restaurant.
Our eighth pick is the Wasabi, a Japanese restaurant where little plates of delicious oriental treats - hot and cold - are passed around on a conveyor belt.
Lastly we have the Zorba's Tavern steeped in Mediterranean décor with live entertainment on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
Our first pick is the Sir Lancelot, a medieval themed restaurant with a gimmick- no utensils! Wash your hands and dig in to the huge portions with fantasy names such as Saint Grill and Virtue of Womenfolk.
In second place is the Crazy Dzsungel Café, a multi-themed restaurant where guests can choose to dine surrounded by the ocean, in a jungle, savannah, or in pirate themed rooms.
Our third pick is the Belcanto, a classy restaurant next to the Opera House, which may be a classic dining scene, but not without a twist: There's no food without music as every evening the waiters burst into song!
In fourth place is the Sugar Shop, a sweets shop where even the furniture and decoration look edible and a visit will feel like a teleport to some make believe candy land.
Our next pick is the Sirius Tea House for those bored of drinking tea the conventional way. The interior is overwhelmingly creative with comfy beanie bags, cosy corners and completely separate room with mirrors and spider webs..!
Our next two picks are Hungarian style restaurants where a visit will feel like a trip back in time: The Paprika Csárda; a real Hungarian country get-away modelled on the "Csárda" style restaurants oh so typical of rural life in the olden days, and the Vénhajó; a hundred years old docked ship, one of the last of its kind in Hungary functioning as both a museum and a restaurant.
Our eighth pick is the Wasabi, a Japanese restaurant where little plates of delicious oriental treats - hot and cold - are passed around on a conveyor belt.
Lastly we have the Zorba's Tavern steeped in Mediterranean décor with live entertainment on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
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