Nestled in Pest’s trendy Jewish quarter, this cozy 16-seat bistro fuses Hungarian and Scandinavian flavors, promising an exceptional culinary journey.
"This intimate, bistro-like 16-seat restaurant in the heart of Pest’s trendy Jewish quarter brings a dash of Scandinavian cuisine (and Scandi decor) to the Hungarian capital. Chef Gábor Fehér spent time in Copenhagen mastering Nordic cuisine, which here comes as mini-courses (they're flavorful but small, so the kitchen recommends ordering at least four for a meal). Hungarian and even French culinary influences aren’t ignored, either— Fehér studied at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris. There's a huge variety of Hungarian wines on offer, and the regular crowd is artsy and cool. By the way, “Esca” means “food” in Latin, and it’s easy to see what’s most important here."
C S
Mamuka Maisuradze
Mike Bogdan
Hayley Clutterbuck
Daniel Balint
Lilla H
Arda Berk Ardor
Heather Yates
C S
Mamuka Maisuradze
Mike Bogdan
Hayley Clutterbuck
Daniel Balint
Lilla H
Arda Berk Ardor
Heather Yates