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  1. Múzsa

    Japanese

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    The lobby bar of the Four Seasons Gresham Palace, Múzsa leans hard into the Art Nouveau bones of the building, the kind of room that makes first-time visitors stop walking. The cocktail list runs to nine signatures, each built around local Hungarian ingredients with a quietly technical hand. Small sharing plates drift toward Japanese-Hungarian fusion if you want something to eat. A beautiful place to feel like someone briefly glamorous.

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    Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest, Széchenyi István tér 5-6, District V, Budapest, 1051, Hungary · Budapest
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