Suggestions for Hungarian near New York

Haris K. • June 4, 2011Hungarian coffee is A+. So are any of their desserts that involve lemon

Jessie C. • January 1, 2015The gruyere and Hungarian ham is wonderful! It's just the right hint of sweetness from the crepe itself and delicious ham and cheese. If you're feeling adventurous add an egg!

Andras S. • December 23, 2016Best Hungarian food I had in NYC.

İpek A. • May 15, 2016I spent a great evening @ Jadis. Delicous quiches, good wine and good crowd. If you have a chance meet Hungarian owner who is such a lovely lady!🙏🏻

Gilt City • December 20, 2010Ardesia's giving the city's foodies a delicious reason to visit Hell's Kitchen. Savor a glass of Hungarian wine, and try the spicy duck banh mi--it's giving a whole new meaning to finger food.

William H. • August 23, 2014Go to Birch or the Hungarian Pastry Shop instead. These people hate anyone with laptops. No wifi on the weekends, outlets covered up so you can't recharge. Just go elsewhere.

Andreas K. • April 3, 2015I felt welcomed and well treated. But I might be biased by the disturbingly beautiful Hungarian waitress ;) oh, and the food was good too!

Gilt City • June 1, 2011The “MiaMore” is a traditional Hungarian “kurtosh” pastry shaped like a cylinder. Mia makes and bakes the flaky, buttery dough in-house. You've gotta try it.

Nat C. • September 24, 2011The imported Hungarian salami is a must have from the deli counter

Fred W. • September 25, 2009try the hungarian rose. it is terrific.

Whitney G. • November 19, 2011The hungarian mac n cheese was amazing!! And the tea drinks are awesome!

Iveta A. • April 30, 2015the dressing on my tuna salad didn't taste good at all :( however we enjoyed the funny pianist so much and the atmosphere in Mimi's was just unforgettable! the old hungarian waitress was lovely :)

PureWow • August 4, 2016OK, a quick langos lesson, too. This traditional Hungarian flatbread can be topped with almost anything, from mushrooms to garlic to cabbage to eggplant.