If you would like to taste the traditional Hungarian dishes and wines, go to the Liszt Fernec Square's Café Miró Grande!!!

They have fresh and delicious food, polite service and pleasant atmosphere in the city of the centre.

I have been there serveral times with my friends already and we always got good impressions on the Hungarian hospitlity.

Try it you wont regret it!

http://www.cafemiro.hu/grande/

I never understand what a hell on earth makes this place into these list, or I do understand.... The food is junk the place is a little drab, the food is even for German food is just plain bad! AVOID!

Went on Saturday and had some rakott csülök, like mentioned on chew. It was good but not that good. The bajor májgombócleves (Bavarian liver dumpling soup) was okay. My sister had Kaiser Smarni - császármorzsa - which was the shittiest császármorzsa I've ever seen. It wasn't even morzsa (crumbly). Anyway, 4/5.

A solid place to go eat with menu items that aren't going to fail to be delectable. The smoking area isn't confined enough though to typical North American standards. Just to note that I did see a menu written in Japanese.

This pine-paneled chalet deep in the woods of the seventh district has long been one of our faves, with its human-head-sized hunks of crunchy, coal-roasted csülök (pork knuckle, in the pic), really, really tasty sausage-by-the-meter and other Bavarian and Hungo classics. Not for the faint of heart, or stomach. Don't miss the delectable túró (cheese) and fruit pudding.