near Deák tér

Deák Ferenc square named after Hungarian politician, is a major intersection and transport hub of Budapest, where the tree lines of Budapest metro converge.

It is a place for many mass events and a hangout place for Budapest youth. It is lively area in the heart of the city with many restaurants, bars and shops.

Find below the list of shops, restaurants, bars, sights and more near Deák tér.

Bar Domby

Bar Domby is a cosmopolitan cocktail bar in the heart of Budapest. You'll find the strongest Martinis and Cosmos here, and is always crowded with hip local people.

VI. Anker köz 3

Tel: 266 0966

Open:
Mon-Sun 18:00-02:00

Bershka

Colourful clothing and accessories at reasonable prices for men and women in their 20s.

V. Vörösmarty tér, 3

Open:
Mon-Sat 10:00-20:00
Sun 11:00-18:00

Digit-all

Printing shop that offers wide range of services from simple copying to T-shirt and poster printing. English speaking staff.

VII. Madách utca 3-4

Tel: 267-8621

Open:
Mon-Fri 08:00-20:00
Sat 09:00-13:00

International theatre, cultural scene, restaurant and club. This is where the happenings happen, be it a jazz concert or fashion show, electronic party or theatrical performance. Popular hangout for young artists and art types. Happy hour every day from 17:00 to 22:00. Prices depend on the event.

V. Gerlóczy utca 4

Gödör Klub

Nightclub, art gallery, music lounge, outdoor movie theater. This space under the square in the heart of Budapest offers variety of events from rock to folk concerts, from art and theatrical performances to modern dance shows. Prices depend on the event.

V. Erzsébet tér

Csendes Bar

Csendes (Silent) is the new kid on the block that takes its name from the grand restaurant that used to be in this space many years ago.

In addition to the name the place preserved also two imposing columns that are the focus of this abundantly decorated space. Indeed, you may spent hours just examining all the interior details of the bar, big and small, the objects and pieces of arts covering the walls and hanging from the ceiling.

Gerlóczy Kávéház

Quiet restaurant in the quiet downtown square. The prices are average, and the waiters speak English. The point of difference though is the opening hours – it is one of the rare places in the center of Budapest where you can have breakfast. Among other advantages are their many varieties of daily menus and desserts. The turnoff is the annoying reminders from the waiters that "service is not included".

V. Gerlóczy utca 1