Spilér is located in Gozsdu udvar, now one of Budapest's newest nightlife and café districts, but during World War II it was the heart of the Jewish ghetto. It's a complex of seven attached buildings, connected by six courtyards that connect Dob and Király utcas. It was lifeless for a few years after a complete renovation in 2008, but now it hums with popular bars and great cafés. Spilér is a fun place, with a nice selection of Hungarian craft beer and cider, pálinka (fruit brandy), and local wine. There's a menu with a great selection of bar food—burgers and fries, salads, and kenyérlángos (bread dough baked in a brick oven with a choice of toppings; essentially a homegrown version of pizza). Spilér also stands out for its high-concept design, which includes details like a bar constructed of stacked plastic crates, with upside-down ladders used as lighting fixtures hanging from above.
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Spilér BistroPub
Gozsdu udvar; e nter between Király utca 13 and Dob utca 16
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Neighborhood
VII. district
Hours
Mon–Wed 11:30am–midnight, Thurs–Sat 11:30am–2am
Transportation
Metro: Astoria (M2)
Phone 1/878-1320 Prices Draft beer 570 HUF–890 HUF Web site Spilér BistroPubNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.