Ráday Street is a semipedestrian street located in IX. district of Budapest. It is also known as "Kultutca" as from spring to autumn it hosts festivals, fairs and exhibitions.
It is also the "Café Street" of Budapest with over 30 pubs, bars, clubs and restaurants with youthful atmosphere. The major competitor of Ráday utca is Liszt Ferenc tér, but prices on Ráday are lower.
Find below the list of shops, restaurants, bars, sights and more near Ráday utca.
One-of-a-kind jewelry and accessories by Hungarian designers.
IX. Ráday utca 31
Tel: 323 0037
Open:
Mon-Fri 12:00-20:00
Sat 10:00-14:00
Iguana is a great second-hand and old collections store where you can find unique, one of a kind bags, glasses, jackets, trousers, shoes, hats, jewelry and accessories. 60s, 70s, Indian, African, Oriental: it is all there. You can spend hours there just browsing or looking for your special gem.
XI. Tompa utca 1
Open:
Mon-Fri 10:00-18:00
Sat 10:00-14:00
Having changed its owners and the name from Eckermann to Jedermann, this cafe by the Goethe Institute still remains a hub for many German speaking expats who come here to read newspapers and magazines, have a lunch or a cup of coffee. The food is inexpensive, the cafe is quiet enough in the daytime to work with your laptop and crowded enough in the evening to have a drink with your friends.
IX. Ráday utca 58
We tried their Quesadilla and Chili con carne, and these were very good. They also served it with a smile and fast. The other good thing about the place is moderate prices. That's probably best place next to Raday.
IX. Tompa u., 7
Tel: 216 16 37
UPC dealers selling also antennas, cables, satellite dishes, light fixtures, extension cords, bulbs, sockets and the like wares.
IX. Ráday u., 34
IX. Ferenc krt, 2-4
IX. Ferenc krt, 21
VIII. Jószef krt., 68
Open:
Mon-Sat 10:00-24:00
Sun 14:00-24:00
VIII. Jószef krt., 64