Salon has been voted Budapest’s best restaurant!

Magyar Konyha Gastronomy Magazine was once again on the hunt for Budapest’s best restaurant in 2016. The list was published in their magazine in December 2016 and features the top 10 restaurants in Budapest. It is a tremendous honour that our restaurant, Salon Restaurant, has taken first place – and we would also like to congratulate the other excellent restaurants on the list.

Budapest’s Top 10 Restaurant Guide – a list of the best restaurants in Budapest, and much more…

The issue of *Magyar Konyha* was published in December 2016, featuring reviews of numerous catering establishments and related businesses. The reviews were organised by category, so the publication not only named Budapest’s best restaurant but also listed numerous other catering establishments, patisseries and gastrobars. Of all these, the list of restaurants is perhaps the most prestigious; this result had been eagerly anticipated by many in the world of gastronomy.  

Salon has been voted Budapest’s best restaurant!

With the publication of this guide, our restaurant has received a tremendous honour, as we topped the list of the best restaurants in Budapest. We would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the other restaurants featured in the guide, as they, too, are among the finest in the industry. The “10 best restaurants in Budapest” as listed in the *Magyar Konyha* magazine: 1, Salon Restaurant 2, Bábel Budapest 3, Arany Kaviár 4, Esca 5, Olimpia 6, Alabárdos 7, Tama 8, Fausto’s 9, Csalogány26 10, Baraka

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