The New York Café opened its doors in 1894 on the ground floor of the New York Palace on the Grand Boulevard. It quickly became the center of Budapest's literary and artistic scene. This iconic coffeehouse is more than just a café; it was once the hub of illustrious Hungarian literary life and now attracts tourists eager to glimpse how Budapest looked over a century ago.

Nestled within a high-end hotel, this café, once considered the most beautiful in the world, invites you to experience an aristocratic atmosphere.

Enjoy a coffee while immersing yourself in authentic 19th-century surroundings, complete with gilded and marble surfaces, intricately carved wood, and sparkling crystal.

The New York Café in Budapest is not just a café; it is a living museum. Every inch of the space tells a story from Budapest's golden age, when writers, poets, and dreamers gathered over coffee and cigars to shape Hungary’s cultural identity.

Whether you come to admire its stunning interiors, taste delightful traditional Hungarian desserts, or simply enjoy the live piano music, the New York Café in Budapest is a must-see for anyone visiting the city. 

Address: 1073 Budapest Erzsébet krt. 9-11