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Napfényes Restaurant & Confectionery
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Vegan restaurant with pastry shop. Serves full meals with a salad bar, vegan cakes and baked goods. Find a large variety of international dishes, Hungarian specialties, pizza, and daily specials. Uses some organic ingredients and purified water. Nearest metro Ferenciek tere on M3 (blue). Reservations via https://reservours.com/napfenyesetterem/tablereservation Open Mon-Sun 11:30-21:00. Kitchen closes 8.30pm.
1120 Reviews
First Review by gmfielden
jmw5577
Points +103
Absolutely wonderful! - Edit
This adorable little place was everything you would want it to be: friendly, affordable and delicious. Everything is vegan and it's decorated in a warm, comfortable style. It's a little out of the way but well worth the extra 5-10 minute walk it takes to get there from the usual tourist spots. I had the Hungarian seitan and potatoes, which came with a side salad. It was delicious! My husband had a 'sausage' pizza which he described as the best vegan pizza he'd ever had. Highly recommended!
Read morezoltan louis
Hi. just to point out, it's not 100% vegan - honey is used in some dishes.
Read moreIt's a great place to eat. I'm a dairy free veggie and i could have everything on the menu, and it tasted great - excellent
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tofutodd
Points +94
Good comfort food at good prices - Edit
I went here in September 2007 a number of times. Ask what the special is, it's usually a really good deal. This is yet another basement restaurant with a very casual feel. The waitress can speak enough english to get by. The lasagna was great, can't remember if that's on the menu or a special though. The pizza is also really good. Also, be sure to get some vegan pastries or desserts for breakfast or your upcoming train trip. The location is a bit off the beaten path but its worth the trip.
Read morePros: Good prices, faux meats, vegan desserts and pasties
Cons: heavier fare, salty/oily, location
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tyranny
Points +67
Amazing food - Edit
I had the kettle goulash and potato wedges with seitan. I was really impressed with how delicious and well seasoned everything was - I had grown used to tasteless crap in the Balkans. I would definitely go back here.
Read morePros: delicious food, diverse menu, vegan!
Cons: no air conditioning
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gkreitz
Points +77
Wonderful pizza! - Edit
We visited the place twice. The first time, we had two regular main courses with a greek salad. The food was good, but nothing too special (except for the vegan feta cheese which was really good). We returned and tried the pizza (the one "by Little Snow White") and it was absolutely fantastic! Three kinds of melted vegan cheese with olives and onions. The pizza bottom wasn't a regular, thin, bottom but rather somewhere between thin and pan pizza (which worked really well). Service was good and spoke good english. You go past the kitchen on your way in/out so we stopped by and chatted a bit with the friendly chef. We'll be sure to come back and have more pizza the next time we're in Budapest.
Read morePros: Pizza, Service, Friendly kitchen staff
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clarysage
Points +24
Best vegan pizza in Europe - Edit
The cheezley-laden pizza's are stupendously tasty and filling with for example vegan sausage, seitan and smoked tofu toppings and come highly recommended.
Read moreThe chestnut and vegan cream dessert is unusual and you shouldn't leave without trying it.
Pros: Unconventional, vegan, generous portions
Cons: Religious bias
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TofuCelt
Points +230
Salty - Edit
I went to this restaurant last night with my partner. It wasn't too difficult for us to find, but that could be because we are forever walking cities and map-reading. The chef and the waitress were top class. Very friendly and very helpful. They explained all dishes. They would get top marks as would the lovely cosy interior of the restaurant. However, we were here to eat....and good eaters the two of us are. After 8 or 9 hours of non-stop walking around the lovely city of Budapest, we were in need of some tasty grub to recharge the batteries. Unfortunately, the food was, for both of us, below average. The seitan was extremely salty, I couldn't finish it....and I love salt....so for me...!!! My partners food was the best tasting, a Hungarian dish. It was what the chef recommended himself and said was the best. However, as we said later, 'If that's the best dish.......'. The juices seemed like half water. They were one of the 'cheapest' tasting juices that I've tried and the deserts were 'stodgy'. I hate to put down this restaurant as the owners/chef/waitress were the nicest people around, and maybe I just got a bad day as everyone else seems to love it, but as a couple who were out to have a romantic meal together it was very disappointing to us. Not even wine to wash down our meal with........
Read morePros: Beautiful decor, Amazing staff, Good variety
Cons: Salty seitan, NO WINE, Only forints...cash
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mark8ing
Points +28
Worth finding! - Edit
It is a bit challenging to locate, but well worth it. Definitely bring a good map and spirit of adventure and you'll get there. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon at 4pm and anticipated finding it shut. But it was open, and we enjoyed authentic dishes like vegan hungarian goulash. This is your chance to try local dishes w/o dead animals in it. The organic ginger juice was refreshing. The staff are wonderful. Little English spoken, but use the English menu and point.
Read morePros: great menu (in English!), local dishes, prepared vegan, nice staff
Cons: tricky to find (but worth it)
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justin
Points +260
Fantastic food! - Edit
Located in the embassy district, it is definitely worth the trip. Both dishes we had were excellent. It's a good opportunity to try traditional Hungarian food, veg style. Be careful with the spices... they make some really hot food. We didn't get to try any deserts as we were too full from the meal.
Read morePros: friendly staff, excellent food, excellent prices
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mirjam
Points +33
excellent restaurant - Edit
We visited this restaurant twice during our holiday in Budapest because we it was so nice.
Read moreAll dishes were vegan, so there was great choice. They also have wonderful vegan cakes! Good value for money. We had 2 course for approx 10 euro's pp.
Pros: good value, excellent food, good choice
Cons: hard to find
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klingsor
Points +84
Very much open for business. - Edit
I ate there today for lunch. They are a little difficult to find but they are still there and their food is excellent and inexpensive. Please change or delete any suggestion that they may be closed as it could be harmful to their business.
Read morePros: Delicious, Chill atmosphere, Inexpensive
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Rose
Points +17
Yummy Cakes! - Edit
The staff was very friendly.
Read moreFrom the east trainstation(korobi or something??) it's about 15/20 minutes by foot.
Just before we had to leave for the airport we decided we had some time left and went to lunch at this place. The avocado salad wasn't really great because of the rasped carrots they put in there.
We decided to spend our last hungarian money on vegan cakes, so we took about 4 different pieces with us which we ate at the airport. About the best vegan cakes i've ever had! A definite recommendation though, is the one with prunes(?) and chocolate! Its sooo yummy!
Pros: The prune-chocolatecake!, Friendly staff
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writeinCURSIVE
Points +33
soy cheese pizza - Edit
This place was so good that I came twice in my very short time in Budapest. All of the food is vegan and gives one the opportunity to try some Hungarian style food that is all vegan or you can try something else like sushi, pizza, pasta, etc. The pizzas are amazing and use vegan soy cheese whereas the rest of the menu is slightly....less than par, but still good. There is also a small "store" part of the restaurant where you can buy fake meats, breads, etc. The desserts are very good too!
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gmfielden
Points +33
Best in Central Europe - Edit
It's places like these that make Budapest the best city in Central Europe for vegetarians and vegans. Every visit to this little place has been exceptional. All-vegan, many Hungarian traditional dishes, pastas, pizza (with quite good vegan cheese!) and a number of fake meat products you can buy on the way out. Great desserts too! The menus are in Hungarian, German and English, even if the waitstaff doesn't always speak those languages. Well worth the metro ride or long walk. If I had money I'd invest in this place!
Read moreThe closest metro stops are Keleti Palyaudvar on the M2 (red) or Vorosmarty utca/Kodaly korond on the M3 (yellow)
Pros: all-vegan, seitan goulash, vegan cheese pizza
Cons: no alcohol :)
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