1.2km · 16 min
Hungarian
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Budapest100
Cultural FestivalDistrict XI – Újbuda20 Restaurants
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The Újbuda (South Buda) (District XI) neighborhood around Budapest100 is home to some of Budapest's best dining. From traditional Hungarian kitchens to cosmopolitan cafes, you'll find 20 restaurants within easy walking distance.
Once a year, the heavy timber gates of Budapest’s private apartment blocks swing open. Budapest100 isn't a stiff museum tour. It's a gritty, community-led peek into the stairwells and courtyards usually locked behind a keypad. Organized by the Contemporary Architecture Centre (KÉK), the festival sta…
Prices are estimates based on a typical meal per person.
20Restaurants
From€25/person
Closest394m
5Cuisines
About the District XI Area
Bohemian, intellectual, green, and effortlessly cool
Forget the 'sleepy residential' label. Újbuda (District XI) has outgrown its quiet reputation to become Budapest’s most compelling corner for those who actually live here. Spanning from the green iron of Liberty Bridge down to the glass-and-steel BudaPart, this is where historic grandeur meets student grit. It's anchored by Bartók Béla út, a boulevard that trades tourist traps for art galleries and third-wave caffeine. You'll find the xi district budapest hungary vibes are distinct from Pest, less frantic, more intellectual. Whether you're sweating it out at the Gellért Baths or catching a riverside breeze at Kopaszi-gát, it’s the place to be if you’ve already ticked off the Parliament and want to see how the city actually breathes. It's a 10-minute tram ride from the center, but feels like a different world. One with better coffee and fewer selfie sticks.
Don't Miss
- •Bartók Béla Boulevard's café scene
- •Gellért Hill Cave Church
- •Kopaszi-gát (Kopaszi Dam) park
- •Feneketlen-tó (Bottomless Lake)
Best For
Digital nomadsCouplesRepeat visitorsArt and culture loversFamilies
Local Tip
Cash for Markets: Most shops take cards, but you’ll want HUF for the small stalls at the Fehérvári Street Market.
Fine Dining
1Avoid the Rush
Restaurants near Budapest100 fill up at peak hours. Aim for an early lunch (11:30) or late dinner (20:30) to skip the queue.
Cash or Card?
Most Budapest restaurants accept cards, but smaller traditional spots may prefer cash (HUF). Keep some forints handy.
Upscale
7
546m · 7 min
Mediterranean
592m · 7 min
International
931m · 12 min
International
945m · 12 min
International
948m · 12 min
Hungarian
957m · 12 min
Hungarian
1.3km · 17 min
HungarianAsk for the Menu del Día
Many Hungarian restaurants offer a daily lunch menu (napi menü) at a significant discount — often 50% less than à la carte.
Venture One Block Off
Restaurants directly facing major attractions tend to be tourist traps. Walk just one street back for better quality and lower prices.
Moderate
12
394m · 5 min
Italian
475m · 6 min
Hungarian
512m · 6 min
Italian
549m · 7 min
Hungarian
915m · 11 min
Hungarian
992m · 12 min
Hungarian
1.0km · 13 min
Hungarian
1.1km · 14 min
Hungarian
1.1km · 14 min
Italian
1.2km · 15 min
Middle Eastern
1.3km · 16 min
Italian
1.3km · 17 min
ItalianFrequently Asked Questions
What cuisines are available near Budapest100?
You'll find 5 different cuisines near Budapest100, including Italian, Hungarian, Mediterranean, International, Middle Eastern.
What is the closest restaurant to Budapest100?
Ristorante La Botte (Italian) is the nearest restaurant, just 394m away.
How much does eating near Budapest100 cost?
Meals start from approximately €25 per person at Ristorante La Botte. Prices vary by restaurant category.
Is it worth eating near Budapest100?
The District XI area around Budapest100 is known for bohemian, intellectual, green, and effortlessly cool. Many locals and visitors alike frequent the restaurants here.