Cafe Miro, Budapest

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This is a small cafe very near Mathias Templon on Castle Hill. The design is drawn from the images of the Spanish artist, Juan Miro. It used to serve only coffee, various drinks and desserts, but now it has widened its menu to include sandwiches. It's a nice break from sightseeing!

I live in Hungary, next to Budapest. I often go to my favourite restaurant ewhich located in the heart of Budapest.

I think Café miró is a very famous restaurant here because hosts are friendly and main dishes are fantastic! I always eat Buttery veal roast or Paprika chicken with egg-dumpling souffle. And prices are ordinary, not expensive.

Wine selection is mostly Hungarian Wines. My favourite wine is Tokaji in this restaurant.

I tell all my friends to go and eat there if they are going to Budapest.

You can read and watch more information and pictures under Café Miró's website http://www.cafemiro.hu/grande/

Favorite Dish: I think Café Miró's chef prepared the best Hungarian dishes in Budapest, for example Goulash soup, 'Lecsó', etc.

Booked this restaurant for my wifes anniversary which proved an extremely disappointing evening to say the least!! This is very pleasant restaurant, one of the few I have regularly gone back to! The service was excellent, the hosts were friendly and the food was delicious!
The house wine was suprisingly good!
I suggest that you should try this restaurant!
Regards

Favorite Dish: Chicken paprika
Goulash soup
Belgian chocolate cake

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I was walking around the Old Town Castle District and decided to come in for a meal after looking over their menu.

The restaurant is quite Eclectic and Miro inspired works of art are all over the interior. The tables and chairs have a Miroesque feel, the walls are painted orange and the interior is quite large. The large windows give the interior a nice took and are opened during the warmer months.

The service did leave a bit to be desired...my food took forever to arrive and I only ordered a Goulash.

When the check arrived the waitress pointed out that the meal did not include gratuity...I thought that was a big turnoff.

Favorite Dish: I wanted to try a Hungarian Goulash and this place had it on the menu. I was not dissapointed. It was hearty and very tasty and came with two slices of bread.. I ordered a Dreher to go with my meal.

Having been to another Café Miro where the food had been excellent we wanted to try the Café Miro in Castle Hill. To our disappointment the food was not as good as at Café Miro in Mammut. I had Sirloin Beef with Roquefort and potatoes croquettes (2890 ft).
The café is a colourful place with bright colours on the walls, metal chairs and a few sofas. There is also art by local artists for sale, hanging on the wall.

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Cafe Miro is situated in front of the Matthias church on the castle of Budapest. Although the interior is very pleasant, the cafe is very expensive and rather remoted. That's one of the reasons it closes at 23 or midnight. I can't imagine it's busy here usually.

But considering the fact most of the cafes in the citycentre deceive their guests, cafe Miro is safe alternative to go for some hours.

If you wander around the Buda Hill and castle district at all during your visit to Budapest, you will probably run into the Miro Café. There aren't too many café choices on Buda Hill, but this is a good choice. Funky décor inspired by the artist, plenty of windows letting in the light and providing a great view of St. Matthias Church, and a good drink selection make this a great place to rest your feet before continuing your trek around Buda Castle. The food isn't the best so head elsewhere for a sit down lunch or dinner. There are other Miro Cafes in Westend and Mammut shopping malls.

Favorite Dish: Try the Dali cappucino, which has plenty of milk and honey.