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>> gulyas hús-mentes
although typical Hungarian cuisine is most famous for its beef gulyas,
many other dishes can be made veggie-friendly (without
meat: hús-mentes), such as lecsó with its spicy paprika.
Budapest offers a great choice of veggie cafes and restaurants
serving Japanese, Indian and International menus, as well as local
dishes, so you'll have no problems eating out <<
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catering for every diet
because you will have the use of a veggie kitchen in the appartment,
you can prepare your own meals to your own dietary requirements. And
as health is a serious issue in Budapest, the numerous health
shops stock food items, snacks and cakes to satisfy every
need - vegan, anti-candida, gluten-free, diabetic,
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View Budaveg Map in a larger map to see all veggie restaurants and eateries.
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veggie restaurant, cafe and health shop reviews
here
we give our own views on the veggie restaurants, cafes and
salad bars
in the centre of town, as well as the best health shops,
along with prices, opening times and locations. Once you've tried
them, email us a review and
we'll put it on the site.
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cafes and salad bars
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Keleti
Életmód Centrum a
vegan health food shop, cafe and alternative health centre.
A 5 minute walk from budavegs.
>Pozsonyi
út 16
>open: Monday-Friday 7 am-8 pm
Falafel
self-service
salad bar right in the centre of town, perfect for a quick
but filling bite on the run. Lots of prepared salads, steamed and
raw veggies, as well as falafel (of course!), with a choice of dressings.
Plus soups and desserts. Can get very crowded at lunchtime, with
standing room only, but why not get a takeaway and sit in the trendy
square, Liszt Ferenc Tér?
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Paulay Ede u 53
> Metro: Opera on yellow line
> Tram: 4/6 at Oktogon
> Mon-Sat 10am-8pm
> Ovo-lacto-veggie, although mainly vegan
> Non-smoking
> Menu in Hungarian, but speak English
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Humus bar
Middle eastern vegan friendly cafes, now on two location. English menu, English spoken.
> 1073 Budapest Kertész utca 39
> www.hummusbar.hu
> Tel: 321-74-77
> Monday-Sunday 12-11pm
> Tram nr 4-6 Király utca
and
> 1054 Budapest, Alkotmány utca 20
> Tel: 302-13-85
> Monday-Friday 10-10 pm
> Saturday-Sunday 12-10 pm
> Metro Arany János utca (blue)
Lé-bár
a convenient little vegan pizza, salad and fresh juice bar
next door to the large Bio-ABC health shop opposite the National
Museum
> Múzeum krt 19
> Metro: Kalvin tér (blue) or Astoria (red)
> Mon-Fri 10am-6pm
> Vegan
Napos
Oldal
this cafe's name means 'sunny side' and it's a great place in the
middle of town to rest your weary limbs with a herbal tea and cake.
They also serve little Hungarian pastries and salads and half the
shop is dedicated to health foods
> Jókai u. 7. website
> Metro: Nyugati tér on blue line
> Tram: 4/6 at Nyugati tér or Oktogon
> Vegan
Nem
süti
small sandwich bar, five minutes walk from the
budaveg apartment right next to Margit Bridge, offers a nice range
of toppings on wholemeal bread or pita, plus juices and soya shake
> Jászai Mari tér 4./b (Pozsonyi u)
> Metro: Nyugati tér on blue line
> Tram: 4/6 at Jászai Mari tér
> Mon-Fri 10am-7pm
> Ovo-lacto-veggie
Reform
cukrász
a vegan organic sugarfree patisserie. You can only
buy whole birthday cakes yet, but they deliver to many shops and
restaurants
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3rd district Kiskorona utca 8. website
> Ovo-lacto-veggie
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Éden Run by the 7th day Adventist, a lovely self service lunch
bar, delicious and inexpensive. At the red metro stop Batthyany
ter, behind the market building.
>Ist
district Iskola u. 31
>Tel.: (1) 3-75-75-75
>Web: www.edenetterem.hu
>open: Mondy-Friday 7 am-6pm.
Govinda Vega Sarok
the newest veggie restaurant, located in downtown close to the shopping street, between Ferenciek tere and Kálvin tér. It is run by the Hare Krishna, lacto-vegetarian.
> 1053, Papnövelde u.1.
> Tel: 2677631
> Monday-Sunday 12-9 pm
> Metro 1 (Blue), Bus nr. 15
Govinda
the Hare Krishna restaurant, serving the usual
fare of subji (spiced veg), rice, dal and salads, plus cakes and
lovely lassis. Either pay for a set meal or per dish.
> Vigyázo Ferenc u 4
> Metro: Kossuth tér on red line
> Tram: 2
> Mon-Sat noon-9pm
> Lacto-veggie
> Non-smoking
> www.govinda.hu
Napfényes
Ízek, which
means "sunny Tastes" is a
fantastic vegan restaurant that offers traditional
Hungarian dishes! It is run by a Rudolf Steiner inspired movement,
so it is vegan (except for honey) and doesn't serve alcohol. Many
organic options. They have menu in English and
German and the prices are very moderate.
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Rózsa u 39, District VII
> Tram: 4/6 at Király utca and walk
> every day 9am-10pm
> English menu, inexpensive, non smoking, no alcohol, sells health
food too
> http://www.napfenyesetterem.hu/
> health shops
many health
shops stock a wide selection of fresh or packaged healthy snacks
and cakes, as well as yeast- or gluten-free breads. Here are a few
of the best for when you need a quick bite:
BioABC, Múzeum krt (E6 on map) -fresh cakes, pastries, organic fruit and veg.
Napra, Szabolcska Mihály utca (B7)-fresh cakes, pastries, organic fruit and veg.
Bioritmus, Third floor, Mammut2, Moszkva tér (A2)
-fresh cakes, pastries, organic fruit and veg, but meat as well!
Cibaria, Pozsonyi u (D1) - fresh cakes,
pastries (close to the budaveg appartment)
Nektár, Ferenc krt (F7)-fresh cakes, pastries
Csaba utca (A3) -fresh cakes, pastries
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