Mazel Tov

The service was excellent and the overall vibes of the place were good. I had some plates to share, where we also had the seasonal humus menu (the pumpkin one to be precise). My lemonade was freshly done. My whole lunch experience has been great and bookings, at least for dinner, is highly recommended!

This restaurant offers a great atmosphere tugged in between two buildings. You are sitting in a courtyard but sheltered from the weather. The food is Mediterranean style with a focus on Arabic and Israeli cuisine. We enjoyed some of the vegetarian dishes and a chicken dish as well. The meals are large and i would recommend sharing. The restaurant was very busy with lots of people waiting in line so the waiters were busy. Remember to reserve in advance.

After hearing so many fantastic reviews, we were excited to visit Mazel Tov for an afternoon lunch. The restaurant is conveniently located near the ruin bars in the inner city, making it easy to find. Upon arrival, we noticed how popular and busy the place was. The design and layout of the restaurant are unique and quirky, adding to its charm. When we arrived, the entrance staff greeted us warmly and were very accommodating, especially considering that we had accidentally reserved for the wrong day 🫣. Kudos to them for their helpfulness. However, some of the other staff members were quite rude and difficult to engage with. A prime example was when our food order was misunderstood, resulting in half of my main course not arriving, though this was quickly rectified. The mezza selection starter was fantastic, and it got us excited for the main course. Unfortunately, the main course was quite plain and lacked flavor—everything was rather bland, which was disappointing. I would strongly suggest opting for the street food options instead of the hummus bowls with either chicken or lamb. The meal ended up being quite expensive, the most costly we've had in Budapest, and I felt it was overpriced for what we received. If I were to visit again, I would definitely choose different menu options, as other dishes looked more appealing. Mazel Tov is a beautiful place and worth a visit, but unfortunately, I would recommend other restaurants over this one.

The food was overall interesting but did not wow us. I suppose we had our expectation a little too high based on the reviews and rating we saw. The atmosphere is certainly among the best we've seen. There is a large outdoor patio seating and lots of green. One thing that was a bit shocking was that we happened to see a rat running.

Mazel Tov Bistro in Budapest exceeded our expectations! The atmosphere was vibrant and inviting, making it the perfect spot for a light brunch. We thoroughly enjoyed the shakshuka, lamb soup, and Yemen-style salad—each dish bursting with flavor. To top it off, the pistachio mousse dessert was a delightful treat. The decor added to the charm, creating a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend! Just make sure you book your table on their website few days prior, since it is always booked for around 2 days

Read about this place from a blog and decided to try it out. I like the minimalist atmosphere here. Great deco and seating space is comfortable. Restaurants take card and service is friendly and helpful- I have Judit serve me throughout. There are a great selection of Hungarian wine here, quality and portion of dishes here is absolutely up to par! I’ll definitely return next time when I’m around Budapest again.

Great ambience, lovely & authentic food, live music and service was excellent. We didn’t have a reservation but just had to wait 15 minutes for a table. Highly recommend if you’re coming to Budapest!

amazing find in Budapest! as one of the ruins turned hangouts in the city, it’s a beautiful, spacious place serving up really good middle eastern food. we had the shakshuka, the sous vide chicken (so tender, juicy and the sauce is to die for), and the lamb soup, alongside some of their really creative cocktails! coupled with great service from the friendly staff, i think Mazel Tov for us is one of Budapest’s best. a little pricey but worth it. oh and we went in mid October, shortly after opening time and were lucky to get a seat right away with no reservation!

The service was excellent and the overall vibes of the place were good. I had some plates to share, where we also had the seasonal humus menu (the pumpkin one to be precise). My lemonade was freshly done. My whole lunch experience has been great and bookings, at least for dinner, is highly recommended!

This restaurant offers a great atmosphere tugged in between two buildings. You are sitting in a courtyard but sheltered from the weather. The food is Mediterranean style with a focus on Arabic and Israeli cuisine. We enjoyed some of the vegetarian dishes and a chicken dish as well. The meals are large and i would recommend sharing. The restaurant was very busy with lots of people waiting in line so the waiters were busy. Remember to reserve in advance.

After hearing so many fantastic reviews, we were excited to visit Mazel Tov for an afternoon lunch. The restaurant is conveniently located near the ruin bars in the inner city, making it easy to find. Upon arrival, we noticed how popular and busy the place was. The design and layout of the restaurant are unique and quirky, adding to its charm. When we arrived, the entrance staff greeted us warmly and were very accommodating, especially considering that we had accidentally reserved for the wrong day 🫣. Kudos to them for their helpfulness. However, some of the other staff members were quite rude and difficult to engage with. A prime example was when our food order was misunderstood, resulting in half of my main course not arriving, though this was quickly rectified. The mezza selection starter was fantastic, and it got us excited for the main course. Unfortunately, the main course was quite plain and lacked flavor—everything was rather bland, which was disappointing. I would strongly suggest opting for the street food options instead of the hummus bowls with either chicken or lamb. The meal ended up being quite expensive, the most costly we've had in Budapest, and I felt it was overpriced for what we received. If I were to visit again, I would definitely choose different menu options, as other dishes looked more appealing. Mazel Tov is a beautiful place and worth a visit, but unfortunately, I would recommend other restaurants over this one.

The food was overall interesting but did not wow us. I suppose we had our expectation a little too high based on the reviews and rating we saw. The atmosphere is certainly among the best we've seen. There is a large outdoor patio seating and lots of green. One thing that was a bit shocking was that we happened to see a rat running.

Mazel Tov Bistro in Budapest exceeded our expectations! The atmosphere was vibrant and inviting, making it the perfect spot for a light brunch. We thoroughly enjoyed the shakshuka, lamb soup, and Yemen-style salad—each dish bursting with flavor. To top it off, the pistachio mousse dessert was a delightful treat. The decor added to the charm, creating a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend! Just make sure you book your table on their website few days prior, since it is always booked for around 2 days

Read about this place from a blog and decided to try it out. I like the minimalist atmosphere here. Great deco and seating space is comfortable. Restaurants take card and service is friendly and helpful- I have Judit serve me throughout. There are a great selection of Hungarian wine here, quality and portion of dishes here is absolutely up to par! I’ll definitely return next time when I’m around Budapest again.

Great ambience, lovely & authentic food, live music and service was excellent. We didn’t have a reservation but just had to wait 15 minutes for a table. Highly recommend if you’re coming to Budapest!

amazing find in Budapest! as one of the ruins turned hangouts in the city, it’s a beautiful, spacious place serving up really good middle eastern food. we had the shakshuka, the sous vide chicken (so tender, juicy and the sauce is to die for), and the lamb soup, alongside some of their really creative cocktails! coupled with great service from the friendly staff, i think Mazel Tov for us is one of Budapest’s best. a little pricey but worth it. oh and we went in mid October, shortly after opening time and were lucky to get a seat right away with no reservation!