Time Out Market Budapest has opened inside Corvin Palace, a restored 1926 neoclassical landmark on Blaha Lujza Square — a large-scale addition to the city's food hall scene, spanning both an indoor space and a rooftop area. The venue houses multiple individual kitchens alongside several bars and dedicated event spaces, with seating for several hundred guests across the whole building.
Time Out Market's format — a curated food hall bringing together a city's better-regarded kitchens and chefs under one roof — has proven popular in cities like Lisbon and New York, and the Budapest edition follows the same model, adding a new option for visitors who want to sample a wider range of the city's food scene in a single sitting rather than committing to one restaurant.
Where it fits into a Budapest food itinerary
It sits alongside — rather than replaces — the city's more traditional food experiences. Pair a visit with our Hungarian food guide if you want to know what to specifically look for on the various kitchens' menus, or see our best restaurants guide for the fuller picture of where to eat across the city.