Far from the din of the city, on Budakeszi út, on the site of a neglected espresso bar for young people and next to where the trams rest at night, is one of Budapest's best-known restaurants. Originally, the idea was to open a café, but during the reconstruction work, plans changed and in August, 1992 the Remíz Café and Brasserie opened in style. Eventually extensions had to be built and the regulars contributed their share. As you go through the corridor leading to the card and club-rooms and private function rooms, you may recognize their names engraved on the bricks. The pleasant garden contains a pavilion, an enchanting fountain by sculptor Péter János Vladimír and the mouth-watering sight of an outdoor kitchen popular with guests from early spring to late autumn.
The Remíz is a favourite spot of the city's social life and you will probably see a few familiar artists, writers, politicians, journalists and businessmen and women when you go there.

The restaurant is suitable for functions for smaller or larger numbers, private receptions, family celebrations, business dinners, commercial presentations and press conferences.

Transport: Take the 61 tram or the black 22 bus from Moscow Square.
private car park for those arriving by car!

Toilets accessible for wheelchair users.


Methods of payment:cash or credit cards (AMEX, VISA, EC/MC)
.Food Vouchers:(CHÉQUE DÉJEUNER, CAFETERIA CARD, SODEXO ENNI KÉK, OPTI KÁRTYA)

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