Margaret's at the first 4/6 stop after crossing the bridge from Pest. Walk towards river, down the stairs, cross under road and up the next stairs.
The best Hungarian and some Jewish / Hungarian menu at the unbeatable prices at a location with a view with terrific design and pleasant service. Yes a few tourists, but not a tourist restaurant.
Yes, I am impressed. My second visit this month.
Unfortunately it's Friday so the cholent wasn't crispy
Thank you! There is so much great food in Budapest.
This one is pretty pure Hungarian with no apologies
I've added it to my (looong!) list for next year.
Duly noted and marked on my maps.
I am feeling like I need to make a new compilation since the last one. You keep finding new places.
I dontbpost reviews often, but this was special. And they are open 365 days of the year.
Yeah, I did a street view and from the outside it looks like the kind of place you might not notice as a tourist. The inside photos are a whole different story, though.
Ok, I can't figure it out based on "first 4/6 stop after crossing the bridge from Pest." Can you give me a bit more? Sounds right up our alley...
https://maps.app.goo.gl/dESuGH4svLfByWAB8
Click the maps link. Cross thr river, get off, walk back to the river about 50m its on your right. Of course getting across the street is interesting. Continue towards the river, down the stairs, under the road, back up the stairs.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/dESuGH4svLfByWAB8
Click the maps link. Cross thr river, get off, walk back to the river about 50m its on your right. Of course getting across the street is interesting. Continue towards the river, down the stairs, under the road, back up the stairs.
Or walk the other way maybe 60m and use the crosswalk.
Isn’t it called Margaret’s Restaurant and Pub? - it will show up like that on Google maps.
That's where the link takes you
If anyone is in town and is interested I have a source for a nice Eger Blend that sells for about $5 for a 2 liter (repurposed) bottle. The best vintage appears to be Thursday
Another. A hole in the wall looking pub in District V not too convenient to anything. Seats less than 40 if every 4 top had 4 people at it. Figure you and 25 others ... tops.
Dirty tiny menu cards, 3 kinds of draft beer, a few liquor bottles.
AND
The best palinka I have ever had
US 70's music (the best of it, what I use to play on the radio in another life).
Hungarian food from mama's kitchen. Not fancy, but done right and perfect.
Absolutely outstanding service.
The name Terv.
