Goulash
Slow-cooked beef and sweet Hungarian paprika, simmered for hours and served in a fresh-baked bread bowl. The one that started it all.
Goulash & Langosh Bar · Budapest
Seven kitchens.
Seven kitchens.
One Budapest.
Real goulash, fresh langosh, and proper Hungarian warmth, served across seven tables in the heart of the city.
You can book, but you do not have to. Even on a busy night the wait is usually short.
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What we are known forGoulash. Langosh.
Goulash. Langosh.
The two that built us.
Two recipes, carried kitchen to kitchen across every location. The bowl and the bread that gave us our name.
Langosh
Deep-fried fresh to order, crisp and golden, then piled high with garlic, sour cream, and a mountain of cheese. Hungary on a plate.
Goulash near the landmarks
See the sights.
Eat between them.
Parliament, the Basilica, the square, the river: downtown Pest does its sightseeing on foot, and the classic walk passes close to every one of our doors. Five landmarks, each listed with the family kitchen you would reach first.
The Hungarian Parliament
Straight down Nádor utca from Kossuth tér: Terv Presszó is the family's nearest table to Parliament, goulash in a bread bowl at the presszó counter.
Nearest kitchen
Terv PresszóN 47.50182 · E 19.04919 · NÁDOR UTCA 19
St. Stephen's Basilica
Langosh near the Basilica is a short story: our Bazilika kitchen stands around the corner on Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út, close enough to hear the bells.
Nearest kitchen
BazilikaN 47.50211 · E 19.05464 · BAJCSY-ZSILINSZKY ÚT 22
Vörösmarty tér
Two of the family sit right on Vörösmarty Square, side by side at No. 4 and No. 5: goulash and langosh on the square itself, statue in view.
Nearest kitchens
Mama's & Papa'sN 47.49689 · E 19.05117 · VÖRÖSMARTY TÉR 4
Old MamaN 47.49711 · E 19.05108 · VÖRÖSMARTY TÉR 5
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Come off the white span of Elisabeth Bridge on the Pest side and Duna utca is a short walk on: Mama Paprika and the flagship Goulash & Langosh Bar, near neighbours on the same small street.
Nearest kitchens
Mama PaprikaN 47.49166 · E 19.05333 · DUNA UTCA 1
Goulash & Langosh BarN 47.49182 · E 19.05377 · DUNA UTCA 3
The Danube corso
Walk the Danube corso with the Castle across the water, then turn in at Vigadó tér: Vörösmarty Square is a short stroll inland, with Mama's & Papa's and Old Mama waiting on it.
Nearest kitchens
Mama's & Papa'sN 47.49689 · E 19.05117 · VÖRÖSMARTY TÉR 4
Old MamaN 47.49711 · E 19.05108 · VÖRÖSMARTY TÉR 5
Doors, maps and phone numbers: one scroll down, in the directory
Find your tableSeven places,
Seven places,
all across the centre.
Traditional Goulash & Langosh Bar by Bonnie
Ferenciek tere5 Ferenciek tere, 1053 Budapest
The Goulash & Langosh family
Seven kitchens.
Seven kitchens.
One family recipe book.
From the first bowl on Duna utca to seven tables across central Budapest, every Goulash & Langosh kitchen pours the same slow-cooked family goulash and pulls the same fresh, hand-stretched langosh. One recipe book, seven front doors. Pick the one nearest you.
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Good To Know
Questions, answered.
All seven Goulash and Langosh kitchens sit in the heart of District V, downtown Budapest, a short walk from St. Stephen's Basilica, Vörösmarty tér, and Ferenciek tere. Our flagship on Duna utca sits right by the river.
Goulash is Hungary's famous slow-cooked beef and paprika soup, served here in a fresh bread bowl. Langosh is a deep-fried flatbread, crisp and golden, piled with garlic, sour cream, and cheese. They are the two dishes we are named for.
All seven kitchens are open seven days a week, all year round. Two of them open at 7am, the rest from late morning or midday, and every one serves until 11pm at the earliest, several to midnight. Each restaurant lists its exact hours on its own site.
You can book, but you never have to. We do get busy, but there is usually a table, and when there is not, the wait is short. If you are 20 or more, a quick call ahead helps us put everyone at one table: +36 70 556 5035.
Yes. Several langosh and sides are vegetarian. As recipes vary by kitchen, please ask our staff about allergens and we will guide you.
Absolutely. With seven central locations we regularly host large groups, stag and hen parties, and tour groups. Tell us your numbers on our locations page and we will find the right room.
Yes. Big match nights and the moments the whole city is watching run on the screens at our locations across downtown. See what is on in Budapest before you come.
The original Goulash & Langosh Bar on Duna utca, steps from the Danube, is our flagship, where the very first family bowl was served.
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You can book, but you do not have to. Evenings get busy, but a table usually opens up quickly. If you would rather have a specific table or time held, Dante, our digital host, is in the chat around the clock.
+36 70 556 5035Our Dante AI chat is available 24/7 for questions and reservations. Look for the icon in the corner.