Budapest has so teeming nightlife because of its popular ruin bars, their special appearances and the wide choice of options for having fun. So it would be a big mistake to miss visiting these track places, that’s why we give you some advice’s, which pubs worth to visit here! These pubs are really popular, so before you visit them, you should book a table on the phone, or on Facebook!
This cool, century-old block of flats is a very well visited place, which you can find down the streets on the Paulay Ede street. This three-story building has a minimalist, but loving design. This is a cavernous garden with connecting courtyards, including a famous lion made of wood. The pub is equipped with a roomy dance floor and chilling zones for lounging, as well. Especially in the summer Anker’t is one of the most visited bars in Budapest, because of its style, the Dubstep electronic dance music, and the pleasant feeling. So, don’t waste your time, just order a cab or use the public transport to get there! You can go with the metro line 1, 3, bus 9, or the tram 4-6, depends on what is your starting point in the city.
It is found on the Kazinczy Street in downtown, which is the heart of all the ruin pubs in Budapest. This area is Budapest’s Jewish District and this ramshacke building is a very well visited place, where you can spend a fun-filled night or just a relaxed evening. It gives you an infalsifiable feeling of ruin pubs. Ellátó Kert is especially appealing in the summer months, because this time the open courtyard provides you a sizzling circumstances. In winter a temporary roof keeps the warm climate inside. Besides the special and traditional drinks you can also try the place’s hot and spicy Mexican dishes! This place is so closed to the metro station of Deák Ferenc square and the tram station of Király street, so just use the metro line 3, or tram 4-6 to get there.
This garden is a famous party place, where foreign and local bands also play different types of music. Because of the pub’s vibrant atmosphere and the feeling of hangout attracts the young, international population. The bar’s gravelly garden is suitable for the big talks, and of course the cold beers are also so attractive. If you want to enjoy the Dürer Kert’s vibe, you should go through the city center until the Ajtósi Dürer sor, in the district of XIV, where the famous garden will be waiting for you.
This place is like the center of the creative hub for various art forms and contermporary artists. That’s why the strange, but special name of the bar, what is meaning in Hungarian „House of Teeth”. It had a huge renovation in 2010, since then the reconditioned spaces attract a very wide crowd, but the interior still have a marred looking and design. The prices are budget-friendly, the multiple dance floors and hangouts are really good for having fun all night. This pub is located on The Akácfa street. To get here just catch the metro line 2, and stop at the Blaha Lujza square, and from here it takes a few minutes to walk to this street.
On the Király street it is an underground party place, what is also housed by a renovated, old courtyard. This alternative locale give fantastic parties with enjoyable live music, offers a lot of discounts for drinks, broadcast a lot of sports events, so you can spend a pleasant, funny time with your friends here. You can also admire the artistic and special graffities! It’s so easy to get here, just use the tram line 4 or 6 and stop at the Király street and walk about 2 minutes.
We already wrote an article about the top visited ruin pub, the Szimpla kert. It is also located on the famous Kazinczy Street in downtown. The bar’s whole interior is very special, it looks like a vintage shop’s design. Its guests are really varied, because the pub is mostly filled with an international crowd. Local bands are also playing live music in the nights, so it gives you a very pleasant tone here. You can try the local wines, like wine spritzer, palinka varieties and craft beers, as well. This is a perfect place to get to know other exciting people during having fun in the night.
Read the history of Szimpla Kert: https://budapestcityguide.com/szimpla-kert/
