Michelin Guide Visits Budapest, Leaves Behind Stars
zita kisgergely
via the Platan FB page
It’s that time of the year. No, not the impending holiday season, though it is a kind of Christmas for the culinary-minded. November 3rd is of course when the Michelin Guide is published and reveals which local restaurants got or retained a coveted star, and which got left behind.
In a first, the guide has surveyed all of Hungary, not just Budapest. This yielded great results for the country. And surprising ones, for a restaurant in the berg of Tata won two stars. A restaurant in Esztergom also won a star, and six in Budapest also were awarded a star, and there is one two-star restaurant in the city.
Hungary’s two-star restaurants are Tata’s Platan, and Budapest’’s Stand. Single stars were awarded to Babel, Budapest; Borkonyha, Budapest; Costes, Budapest; Essência, Budapest; Rumour, Budapest; and Salt, Budapest. In Esztergom, the restaurant 42 received the honor of a star.
Receiving a Bib Gourmand - reserved for lower priced eateries, were Anyukám Mondta in Encs, Casa Christa in Balatonszőlős, Kistücsök in Balatonszemes, Macok in Eger, Mór24 in Balatonfüred, and Sparhelt in Balatonfüred.
Below, we’ve included a visual tour of some of the honored restaurants. Bon appetit!
via the 42 Esztergom FB page
via the Babel FB page
via the Bor Konyha FB page
via the Stand FB Page
via the essência, Budapest FB page
via the Salt FB page.
via the Costes FB page
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