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    The steak tartare is made tableside, which tells you everything about the register here: a brasserie inside the Four Seasons Gresham Palace that plays it classically French, with a handful of Hungarian dishes folded in. The room is art nouveau and the Chain Bridge is right outside the window, so the setting does a lot of the work. Roast chicken for two gets carved in front of you, and the rum baba has its fans.

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    • Steak tartare

      “The steak tartare is made at the table, the roast chicken for two is carved in front of you and the rum baba is a hit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Roast chicken for two

      “The steak tartare is made at the table, the roast chicken for two is carved in front of you and the rum baba is a hit.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Rum baba

      “The steak tartare is made at the table, the roast chicken for two is carved in front of you and the rum baba is a hit.”

      Michelin Guide

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    Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace, Széchenyi István tér 5, Budapest, Central Hungary 1051, Hungary · Budapest
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    Open now, until midnight

    • Monday 7 AM to Midnight next day
    • Tuesday 7 AM to Midnight next day
    • Wednesday 7 AM to Midnight next day
    • Thursday Today 7 AM to Midnight next day
    • Friday 7 AM to 1 AM next day
    • Saturday 7 AM to 1 AM next day
    • Sunday 7 AM to Midnight next day
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