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Restaurant Guide

Central Europe's vibrant culinary scene is showcased in its capital cities - Vienna, Prague, and Budapest - each offering a unique blend of traditional and contemporary dining experiences. Here are some notable restaurants in these cities.

Vienna

Steirereck: Nestled in Stadtpark, Steirereck is renowned for its innovative Austrian cuisine, emphasizing fresh, local ingredients.


Mraz & Sohn: A family-run establishment offering a sensational dining experience with a relaxed atmosphere and perfect service.


Konstantin Filippou: This restaurant provides a journey of the senses with its culinary perfection in several acts, offering a display of flavor contrasts and consistencies.


Mochi: For over a decade, Mochi has been the go-to spot for Viennaโ€™s well-heeled Millennials, offering a trendy crowd and a vibrant atmosphere.


Pizza Mariโ€™: A relaxed, modern Italian restaurant serving authentic Neapolitan pizza, known for its reasonable prices and quality offerings.

Vienna

A restaurant terrace with the view of St. Stephan cathedral in Vienna

Prague

La Degustation Bohรชme Bourgeoise: A Michelin-starred restaurant offering a modern take on traditional Czech cuisine with a seasonal tasting menu.


Field: This Michelin-starred establishment focuses on farm-to-table dining, presenting innovative dishes in a minimalist setting.


Eska: Located in the trendy Karlin district, Eska combines a bakery and restaurant, serving contemporary Czech dishes with a twist.


Sansho: Offering a fusion of Asian and Czech flavors, Sansho is known for its creative menu and communal dining experience.


Cafรฉ Savoy: A historic cafรฉ and restaurant serving classic Czech and French cuisine, renowned for its elegant interior and traditional dishes.

Prague

Riverside restaurants in Prague

Budapest

Stand: A two-Michelin-starred restaurant offering a spectacular dining experience with an eight-course menu, booking is essential.


Rosenstein: A Jewish-Hungarian restaurant run by the octogenarian Tibor Rosenstein, known for its fish dishes and traditional cuisine.


SALT: Recently awarded a Michelin star, SALT offers a highly locally sourced approach, representing Transylvania and Eastern Hungary.


Borkonyha Winekitchen: A Michelin-starred restaurant combining a French bistro style with traditional Hungarian flavors, offering an extensive wine list.


Costes Downtown: Located in the heart of Budapest, this Michelin-starred restaurant offers a fine dining experience with a focus on Hungarian ingredients.

Budapest

A cozy restaurant in Budapest