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Summary: Downtown Budapest is brimming with popular tourist destinations and, of course, plenty of eateries that will give you a taste for the culture and area. Gain some tips on where to eat in Downtown Budapest in this free video series.
Csaba Tamas is an experienced travel guide working for Yellow Zebra / Absolute Tours company that is offering walking, bike and segway tours to explore the city of Budapest. These...read more
"My name is Csaba Tamas. I'm a travel guide and I work for Yellow Zebra, and on behalf of Expert Village we are having this tour around the city of Budapest today in Hungary. This area, the Andrassy Avenue, the Heroes' Square, the Dam Square, considered as the downtown area, the inner city and there are plenty of restaurants. One of the most famous one is the Gundel restaurant in the city back next to the Heroes' Square besides the Museum of Fine Arts, a really famous, really old, really good quality restaurant it is. On the avenue of the Andrassy, you'll find the Baraka Restaurant in the Andrassy Hotel. The Cogalt Restaurant on the Andrassy Avenue in a museum neighborhood. It's also a very good place to visit, and there's the large square called the Liszt Ferenc Square, named after the Hungarian music composer and piano player. You'll find at least 10-15 restaurants around that area."
eHow Article: Where to Eat in Downtown Budapest
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evuser19691 said
on 8/2/2008 I would rather recommend some of the more genuine restaurants where the locals go with very good international and Hungarian food, away from the downtown center tourist ripoffs: http://budapestguide .net/category/restau rants-in-budapest/