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Cafe Vian (Hercegprímás utca)
Cafe Vian (Hercegprímás utca)
15 Hercegprímás utca, 1051

0.1km

If you love informal French dining then Cafe Vian's restaurant close to Basilica is a great, friendly location for a...Read more

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Kollázs Restaurant
Kollázs Restaurant
Széchenyi István tér, 1051

0.31km

Kollázs Restaurant, part of the Four Seasons Hotel, is one of the most luxurious destinations in Budapest for fine...Read more

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Baraka
Baraka
6 Dorottya utca, 1051

0.33km

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