Makkhetes Vendéglo

Frommer's Review

In the lower part of the Buda Hills, Makkhetes (the name means "7 of Acorns," a Hungarian playing card) is a rustic little neighborhood eatery. The crude wood paneling and absence of ornamentation give it a distinctly country atmosphere. The regulars (the waiters seem to know everyone who enters) start filing in at 11:30am for lunch. The food is good and the portions are large. You won't go wrong with the paprika csirke galuskával (chicken paprika with dumplings). Outdoor dining is available.

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