Sunday Lunch Deal In Budapest At ARAZ

Sunday lunch in Budapest at ARAZ: customizable two- or three-course menus, rotating weekly by Chef Áron Barka. Drinks and coffee included. Central location, family-friendly dining. 🍽️

when: 2026.02.08., Sunday

where: 1074 Budapest, Dohány utca 42-44

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Budapest’s ARAZ Restaurant keeps Sunday lunch simple in 2026 with pick-your-own two- or three-course menus right in the city center, at 42–44 Dohány Street, 1074. Every weekend between 12:00 and 14:30, diners can choose from three soups, five mains, and three desserts, with a complimentary drink and coffee included.

Flexible Menu, Fresh Every Week

Chef de Cuisine Áron Barka and his team rotate exciting lineups weekly. This weekend’s soups: Frankfurt soup with sausage chips; coconut-spiced carrot cream soup with naan (vegetarian, lactose-free); and turkey meatball ragout with bulgur and green beans (lactose-free).

Mains for Every Craving

Take your pick from breaded cod with spinach risotto; sweet potato–pork meatballs in a baguette with jalapeño–cheddar sauce; spiced chicken thigh fillet with a cheese pinwheel, green beans, and pumpkin purée; breaded cheese burger with coleslaw (vegetarian); or Vasi roast with mashed potatoes, braised cabbage, and cucumber salad (lactose-free).

Sweets to Finish

Desserts include rum baba with cream cheese and salted caramel; diplomat pudding; and profiteroles with coffee cream and sour cherry ragout.

Price, Drinks, and Details

Two-course menu: $18.90 per person. Three-course menu: $23.00 per person. Each menu includes one mineral water or soft drink, a glass of wine or beer, and a cup of coffee. A 12% service charge will be added to the bill. For bookings of more than 10 people, inquire via email. If arriving by car, show your bill at reception to validate parking before you leave.

Dates Through the Year

Available every Sunday from 2026.02.08 through 2026.12.20 in Budapest, including: 02.08, 02.15, 02.22, 03.01, 03.08, 03.15, 03.22, 03.29, 04.05, 04.12, 04.19, 04.26, 05.03, 05.10, 05.17, 05.24, 05.31, 06.07, 06.14, 06.21, 06.28, 07.05, 07.12, 07.19, 07.26, 08.02, 08.09, 08.16, 08.23, 08.30, 09.06, 09.13, 09.20, 09.27, 10.04, 10.11, 10.18, 10.25, 11.01, 11.08, 11.15, 11.22, 11.29, 12.06, 12.13, 12.20.

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Pros

Great for families: flexible two- or three-course menus, kid-friendly options like breaded cod or burger, plus dessert choices keep everyone happy

Super affordable for a U.S. traveler: $18.90–$23.00 including a soft drink, a glass of wine/beer, and coffee is a steal in a central European capital

Easy central location: 42–44 Dohány Street is walkable to major sights (Jewish Quarter, Great Synagogue) and well served by trams and metro

No Hungarian needed: staff in central Budapest restaurants typically speak good English, menus are straightforward, and booking for small parties is simple

Weekly-changing menu means repeat visits won’t feel samey, with vegetarian and lactose-free options clearly noted

Car-friendly too: on-site parking can be validated with your bill, rare for a city-center spot

Compared with Sunday roasts or set lunches in Western Europe, you get similar quality at a lower price, plus a drink-and-coffee bundle - ARAZ isn’t an internationally famous “destination restaurant,” so it may not feel like a bucket-list foodie experience

Cons

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Only runs Sundays 12:00–14:30, so timing is tight and not ideal if you’re day-tripping outside the city

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If you’re seeking classic Hungarian icons (goulash, chimney cake), the rotating menu may lean more modern than traditional

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Can get busy in this tourist-heavy district; reservations for larger groups need email, and a 12% service charge is added