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  1. Babel

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    Flood marks from 1838 are still visible on the walls, which sets a certain mood before the amuse-bouches arrive. Babel is a Michelin-starred tasting-menu restaurant in central Budapest where the kitchen works in a modern idiom but keeps Hungarian tradition close enough to feel like a conversation rather than a departure. The room is quietly chic, the kind of place where the design earns its keep without announcing itself.

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    Piarista Köz 2, Budapest, Central Hungary 1052, Hungary · Budapest
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    +36 70 600 0800
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