Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart
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Cafe Brunch Budapest – Rakpart is our 6th all-day breakfast and brunch spot in the heart of Budapest. Situated on the picturesque Pest side of the Danube riverbank, between the Liberty and Elisabeth bridges, our location boasts breathtaking views of the Danube, the Liberty Statue on Gellért Hill, and the iconic Castle District on the Buda side.
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We serve delicious breakfast and brunch every day from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, featuring both Hungarian specialties and international favorites. Enjoy classics like avocado toast, eggs Benedict, and American pancakes, all made with love.
We take pride in our freshly baked sourdough bread and pastries, supplied daily by our very own artisan bakery. Treat yourself to a warm croissant or a trendy New York roll alongside your favourite brunch dishes. We also offer gluten free bread and a number of vegetarian and vegan dishes as well as lactose free meals. Start your day with the best Budapest coffee, roasted fresh for us at a local roastery and prepared by our well trained baristas in our own barista school.
Whether you're a local or a visitor, Cafe Brunch Budapest – Rakpart is the perfect place to start your day with great food and stunning views!
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The restaurant has 34 seats inside with a/c and we also have an outside terrace overlooking the Danube, the Liberty Bridge and the Liberty Statue.​​
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You can see our full menu here
Contact information | Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart
Address:
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1056 Budapest, Belgrád rkp. 18
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+36-30-116-4465
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rakpart @ cafebrunchbudapest.com
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Public transport:
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Tram 47 & 49 - FÅ‘vám tér
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M4 underground - FÅ‘vám tér
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Opening Hours:
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Mon-Sun: 8.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m.
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Please note that the kitchen closes 30 minutes before the closing time of the restaurant
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Table Reservation:
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Possible here
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Payment:
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Cash Hungarian Forint, EUR
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Credit & debit cards (Master, Visa)
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SZÉP card (OTP).
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Book a table online
Dear Guests!
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We very much look forward to seeing you soon in our Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart breakfast restaurant. Below you can easily and quickly book a table online. Please read the below point carefully, so your visit is as enjoyable as possible:
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You can only reserve a table for the inside of our restaurant. For our terrace we are not able to reserve tables. Of course if there are empty seats available when you arrive, you can sit on the terrace, but the booking is for the inside.
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Here you can book a table for any day of the week, including the weekend.
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For larger groups we strongly recommend booking a table to avoid prolonged waiting times.
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at the time of booking we ask for a non-refundable deposit of EUR 10/person. This will be deducted from your final bill, but will not be refunded in case of a no-show.
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We can hold your reservation for 15 minutes, so we kindly ask you to arrive on time.
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Thank You and look forward to seeing you soon.
The Liberty Statue on Gellért Hill​​
Perched atop Gellért Hill, the Liberty Statue, Citadel, and the lush surroundings of Gellért Hill are among Budapest’s most iconic landmarks. They offer visitors breathtaking views and a rich history.
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The Liberty Statue and Its Symbolism
The Liberty Statue, or Szabadság Szobor, stands tall on Gellért Hill as a tribute to freedom and liberation. Erected in 1947, the statue originally commemorated the Soviet liberation of Hungary from Nazi occupation during World War II. However, following the fall of communism, its meaning evolved, and today it serves as a universal symbol of freedom. The statue, a 14-meter-tall female figure holding a palm leaf, is visible from much of Budapest and offers visitors a poignant reminder of the city’s complex history.
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The Historic Citadel
Behind the Liberty Statue lies the Citadel, a fortress constructed by the Habsburgs in 1851 after the Hungarian Revolution of 1848. The fortress was meant to demonstrate imperial power, with its cannons pointed toward the city as a constant reminder of authority. Over the years, the Citadel has served various roles, from a military outpost to a prison. Today, it is a popular tourist attraction, with plans for ongoing renovations to transform it into a modern visitor center. The Citadel’s walls provide an exceptional vantage point to take in sweeping views of Budapest, the Danube River, and its iconic bridges.
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Gellért Hill: Nature and Panoramas
Gellért Hill itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the green gems of Budapest. Named after Saint Gerard, who, according to legend, was thrown to his death from the hill, it offers a mix of nature trails, panoramic viewpoints, and historical monuments. Visitors can explore the hill’s pathways, visit the Gellért Hill Cave Church, and enjoy the peaceful surroundings away from the city’s bustle. The hill is particularly enchanting during sunrise or sunset, when the golden hues bathe the cityscape in a warm glow.
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A Perfect Stop: Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart
After exploring the historical and natural beauty of Gellért Hill, there’s no better way to relax than with a visit to the newly opened Cafe Brunch Budapest - Rakpart. Located along the picturesque Danube promenade, the restaurant offers beautiful views of the Liberty Statue and the Gellert Hill. It offers a perfect blend of delicious breakfast and brunch options in a stylish setting. Guests can enjoy fresh, locally sourced dishes while taking in the vibrant atmosphere of Budapest’s riverside. The cafe’s airy design and welcoming ambiance make it a great spot to unwind, whether you’re looking for a hearty meal or a quick coffee break.
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It is quite easy to reach the Citadel and the Statue of Liberty from our Cafe Brunch Rakpart restaurant: if you feel sporty, you can walk there in about 25 minutes, but please note that you will be walking uphill for quite a while. As an alternative you can reach the Citadel by public transport in about 20 minutes: walk 5 minutes to FÅ‘vám tér, where you can take the tram line 47 or 49 to Móricz Zsigmond körtér. There you need to change to bus 27, which will take you all the way to the top of Gellért Hill.