Taste of Budapest

Hamilton, Canada

4

1 review

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Telephone:
+1 289-396-1505
Address:
22 Barton Street E, Hamilton, ON, L8L 2V5
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.2 miMary Street
0.2 miWest Harbour
0.5 miHess at Cannon
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Local time (Hamilton) 4:24 PM Saturday, June 14, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Hungarian specialties. We make everything from

scratch, fresh, delicious

Hungarian gulyas soup (Gulyás leves)

Cabbage rolls (töltött káposzta)

Chicken paprikas (Paprikás csirke)

Ratatouille (Lecsó)

Schnitzel (Rántott hús)

And much more

All day breakfast

We do catering

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1 review of Taste of Budapest

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Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Just went with some friends to this, what it looks like, newly open coffee shop in Hamilton. Pretty cool place. Had a pork schnitzel sandwich, also offered with sides, which I didn’t feel like. The sandwich was real good, the schnitzel pretty soft and tender, on a ciabatta bun. Afterward, we had some sweets (many many to choose from) and a cappuccino. They also offer all the other Italian coffees since they make it fresh on the premisses with their espresso machine. They offer many other warm dishes, like goulash, soups, etc. The prices seem pretty reasonable. It has a very warm feel to it. You can pick up some European goodies and treats on your way out for use at home. Cool place overall. It seems to be in a pretty trendy area of Hamilton, up and coming, and welcoming. It is pretty much where Barton starts in Hamilton. You must try!!!