This ultra-chic, über-under-designed place (if such a thing is possible) is done in blues and muted browns and russets with a steel trim. It could be in Manhattan or Kensington and not on top of the former Jewish Quarter of Budapest. Food is a delicate, artistic take on Hungarian dishes made modern (duck liver with elderflower, fish soup with milt). Service is impeccable. Set menus only.
Stand Restaurant
Erzsébetváros & the Jewish Quarter
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8. House of Hungarian Photographers
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