Muzikum Klub - Bisztró Budapest – Great bites and beats

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Betti from Budapest

I come from a smaller town near Budapest, and ever since I moved to the heart of the city, I have been on a mission to find the best spots for amazing...

"Muzikum Bisztró, near the National Museum, serves a great 2-3 course lunch menu affordably."

Have you ever had that one place on your to-visit list indefinitely, planning to go every day but never quite making it?

For me, this was that place until I finally stopped by. Now, it’s become my top choice for lunch outings, and I do not even bother checking the menu anymore because I know whatever they serve will be fantastic. So, if you are looking for lunch in the city at a reasonable price, I can’t recommend the Muzikum Bisztró enough, from Monday to Friday, between 12 and 15 o’clock. They offer a great two-course or three-course menu, complete with dessert, all at surprisingly affordable prices.

Each day brings a new lunch option with tender meats and sides that are always a great match. Conveniently located next to the National Museum, it's an ideal stop if you're heading to the market from the city centre. It’s wise to arrive on time, particularly Tuesday through Thursday when these spots tend to fill up quickly with regular guests.

While it’s primarily a restaurant during the day, the venue transforms into a vibrant club during weekdays, hosting concerts on the first floor. It’s again a perfect fusion for me, where you can combine pleasure with business! Don’t forget to check their event schedule to catch your favourite performance! So, why not treat yourself to lunch and take in some live music later on while you‘re at it?

About this spot

Múzeum Utca 7

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HUF

3000

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+36

202217767

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