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Kisüzem

The guide was updated: 2024-03-24

If Szimpla Kert is too international for you, head to Kisüzem: this small but busy pub gets filled with locals every day of the week, enjoying the moderately priced, vast drink selection and relaxed atmosphere in Budapest's crazy party neighbourhood.

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Address: Budapest, Kis Diófa utca 2
Opening hours: Sun–Wed noon–1am, Thu–Sat noon–2am
Phone: +36 1 781 6705
Email: kisuzem@gmail.com

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Szimpla Kert

Szimpla Kert

Get a taste of Budapest's famous eclectic ruin pubs at the city's number-one venue of this kind: Szimpla has become a flagship bar in the city, with two floors furnished with mismatched second-hand items and a disused Trabant car, serving not only as a watering hole of young internationals but also a hangout place with events, music and markets where you are welcome to bring your family as well.

Pontoon

Pontoon

Located at the foot of the iconic Chain bridge, Pontoon is probably the most scenic outdoor bar in Budapest. Grab a chair and drink, enjoy the live music, and admire the sparkling night lights of Buda.

Spoon

Spoon

Spoon is an excellent choice if you want to enjoy drinks with splendid views across the Danube. It is a two-floor boat anchored by the Pest quay, with a buzzing lounge bar and an upscale restaurant serving fusion cuisine.

Gozsdu Court

Gozsdu Court

Arguably Budapest's busiest pedestrian street, Gozsdu is filled with trendy bars, eateries and nightclubs, welcoming visitors from the afternoon until late in the night. The stylish decors and murals are worth even a simple stroll through this covered courtyard, which turns into a flea market every weekend.

Instant-Fogas

Instant-Fogas

With 6 dance floors, 18 bars, plus two gardens, Instant-Fogas is an unmissable party haven of the nightlife district, hosting various music events and throwing some of the longest parties in town — and equipped with a map of the venue, in the likely case you get lost inside.

A38

A38

A38 is a floating venue for night-long entertainment, unmissable near Petőfi Bridge on the Buda side. A reconstructed Ukrainian ship equipped with several bars, a restaurant, and a concert hall that hosts hip artists several days a week and throws some of the most popular dance parties in the capital.

Kisüzem

Kisüzem

If Szimpla Kert is too international for you, head to Kisüzem: this small but busy pub gets filled with locals every day of the week, enjoying the moderately priced, vast drink selection and relaxed atmosphere in Budapest's crazy party neighbourhood.

Morrison's 2

Morrison's 2

Morrison's 2, Budapest's largest disco, offers a vibrant nightlife experience with multiple bars, four dance floors featuring techno and disco music, as well as karaoke sessions. The venue includes an all-year heated garden, providing guests with an inviting atmosphere to enjoy music and drinks regardless of the weather.

Macska

Macska

Macska is a small neighbourhood pub with a warm and eclectic interior, offering a unique beer selection along with vegan food, to be had on a cosy gallery stuffed with pillows and beanbags.

Grandio Jungle Bar

Grandio Jungle Bar

Housed in one of Budapest's most popular party hostels serving booze around the clock, Grandio Jungle Bar is a place where you can hang out with other visitors and have some pre-drinks for an extended pub crawl in the party neighbourhood.

4es6os Wesselényi

4es6os Wesselényi

You'll probably not leave Budapest without hopping on trams 4 and 6 several times as you make your way through the Grand Boulevard of the city. This popular and affordable chain has several easily recognisable venues along what is also the busiest tram line in the world. Sports broadcasts, table football, and a vibrating atmosphere every day of the week.

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