Middle Eastern hospitality
Here a guest is never just a table number. We look after you the way homes in the Middle East do.
HABIBI Vár · HABIBI 3
A small piece
of the magical East
in the heart of Budapest
Where the city slows down and the story begins.
means my dear in Arabic.
That's how we welcome everyone who steps inside.
Jewel-box interiors
Warm light, soft textiles, hidden corners. Step inside, and the city disappears behind you.
Two places, two moments
Afternoons below Buda Castle, evenings on Budapest's Broadway. Two different worlds, one kind of welcome.
Below Buda Castle
HABIBI Vár
A few steps from the Chain Bridge – where time stops after a day of sightseeing.
Afternoons and early evenings are for slowing down. A pot of Moroccan Mint Tea poured with ceremony, a dip platter in the middle, and a bowl of goulash soup when sightseeing calls for a proper meal.
- Moroccan Mint Tea
- Goulash soup – only at Vár
- Deep Selection dip platter
- Cocktails and mocktails
On Budapest's Broadway
HABIBI 3 – Nagymező
Near the Opera House, in the heart of the theatre district – where Budapest's 1001 Nights begin.
An evening place – the first and finest stop of your night. On Fridays and Saturdays, a belly dance performance: the art of Middle Eastern dance, up close. Cocktails, Moroccan Mint Tea and a dip platter before the city's night carries on.
- Belly dance performance on Friday and Saturday evenings
- Cocktails and shots
- Moroccan Mint Tea
- Deep Selection dip platter
Budapest
Right on your way
Both our places sit right where your sightseeing takes you anyway.
HABIBI 3 – Nagymező
On Budapest's Broadway, close to the Opera House.
Tomb of Gül Baba
4.8 · 5,115 reviews
Octagonal 16th-century Ottoman tomb, restored as national monument, plus surrounding grounds.
Photo: Lilla Habók · Google Maps
Veli Bej Baths
4.5 · 3,415 reviews
One of the oldest thermal baths in Budapest, restored & also featuring steam rooms.
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Rudas Baths
4.3 · 12,154 reviews
16th-century spa complex with traditional Turkish baths, swimming pools & a sauna.
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Dohány Street Synagogue
4.3 · 29,993 reviews
Ornate domes top this lavish Moorish-style synagogue, with a museum, cemetery & Holocaust memorial.
Photo: Yury Kravchuk · Google Maps
Opera House
4.7 · 24,797 reviews
The jewel of Andrássy Avenue, right next to HABIBI 3 – Nagymező.
Photo: Gustavo Larrea Arnau · Google Maps
Buda Castle
4.7 · 71,085 reviews
Palatial venue for the Hungarian National Gallery plus displays from Gothic altars to sculpture.
Photo: Sinka Pál · Google Maps
Fisherman's Bastion
4.8 · 118,519 reviews
19th-century fortress with 7 turreted lookout towers offering panoramic views plus cafe on terrace.
Photo: Ramon Gomez Bediaga · Google Maps
Matthias Church
4.8 · 26,788 reviews
A 13th-century church named for King Matthias, who married here, with an ecclesiastical art museum.
Photo: Titus-Cosmin Pop · Google Maps
Citadel
4.6 · 22,916 reviews
Built after the suppression of the Hungarian Revolution in 1848, this fort is a symbol of the city.
Photo: Michela Farneti · Google Maps
Chain Bridge
4.7 · 65,363 reviews
Landmark 19th-century suspension bridge, designed by William Tierney Clark & illuminated at night.
Photo: Mourad Saidi Tallal · Google Maps
Parliament
4.8 · 31,594 reviews
Landmark Gothic Revival–style edifice with lavishly decorated rooms, plus a visitors' center.
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St. Stephen's Basilica
4.7 · 80,813 reviews
Vast cupola-topped Roman Catholic place of worship, built from 1851 to 1905, with regular concerts.
Heroes' Square
4.7 · 88,019 reviews
Part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, with statues of the leaders of 7 tribes who founded Hungary.
Photo: Ивайло Ванков · Google Maps
Széchenyi Baths
4.2 · 67,205 reviews
Ornate thermal baths, built in 1913, with a cupola, massivve swimming pools & water jet massagers.
Photo: Pranjal Nandi · Google Maps
Central Market Hall
4.3 · 124,639 reviews
Restored neogothic hall for traders with grocery produce on the ground & souvenirs on the 1st floor.
Photo: Youngkweon Kim · Google Maps
A glimpse of our bar
Bar
A glass of the East
Classics and house creations, with or without alcohol. This is just a taste – the rest we'll tell you at the bar.
Moscow Mule
vodka, Angostura Bitters, ginger beer, lime
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Espresso Martini
vodka, coffee liqueur, espresso, vanilla syrup
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Mojito
rum, lime, sugar syrup, mint, soda
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Pina Colada
rum, coconut puree, pineapple juice, cream
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Siam Negroni
Campari, Martini Rosso, gin
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Whiskey Dream
whiskey, ginger beer, lime
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Amaretto Sour
Amaretto, bourbon, lime-lemon, sugar syrup
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Hugo
prosecco, mint, soda, elderflower syrup, lime
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alcohol-free
Bora-Bora
lime, grenadine, pineapple juice, ginger beer
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alcohol-free
Belaad
apple juice, black currant juice, pomegranate syrup, lime, ginger ale
ViewTea & coffee
Ritual.
Pick your ritual.
Here, tea and coffee are never an afterthought. Each has its own gesture, its own moment – and its own secret, which we keep to ourselves.
Tea & coffee
Ritual.
Pick your ritual.
Here, tea and coffee are never an afterthought. Each has its own gesture, its own moment – and its own secret, which we keep to ourselves.
Moroccan Mint Tea
Poured from high above, crowned with foam, brought to your table by the pot. We'll show you the gesture, never the recipe.
Grated Ginger Tea
Our house speciality, made from freshly grated ginger – warmth with a bite.
Arabic Coffee Specialties
Served in a silver cup under its own lid – as befits a jewel box.
Flavours of Eastern nights
Classic
apple · apple mint · grape · grape mint · mint · lemon mint
Dream Girl
cantaloupe melon · mango · forest fruits
Hot HABIBI
secret recipe
Sheik Money
pineapple · banana · mintFlavours of Eastern nights
The Flavours of HABIBI
Classic
Classic
apple · apple mint · grape · grape mint · mint · lemon mintSoul Mix
Dream Girl
cantaloupe melon · mango · forest fruitsSoul Mix
Hot HABIBI
secret recipeGolden Touch
Sheik Money
pineapple · banana · mintOur guests said
As they saw it
Google review · HABIBI Vár★★★★★
„We had the best service from Zsolti throughout the night☺️ His recommendations of cocktails were perfect,…”
Péter Kiss · 2 months ago
Google review · HABIBI 3 – Nagymező★★★★★
„Had an amazing time at Habibi 3!”
Md. Easin Arafat · 6 months ago
Google review · HABIBI Vár★★★★★
„Of all the Habibi places this is the coziest due to its small size.”
Peter Hollo · 4 months ago
Google review · HABIBI 3 – Nagymező★★★★★
„I took these photos still in 2024 and the vibe an the cozy atmosphere didn't change, now in 2026 still with a…”
Lili Makranczi · 8 months ago
Google review · HABIBI Vár★★★★★
„Excellent non-alcoholic mojito 🤤The shisha was smooth but still rich in flavor.”
Jana Maar Kockášová · 5 months ago
Google review · HABIBI 3 – Nagymező★★★★★
„Mr. Kazem was extremely professional, polite, and helpful.”
MOEIN HASHEMI · 11 months ago
Google review · HABIBI Vár★★★★★
„We were here 5 days long.”
Benko Rajvosa (Official Horde Zla) · 11 months ago
Google review · HABIBI 3 – Nagymező★★★★★
„the drinks were amazing!!”
jessica shaya · a year ago
Real guest reviews from Google, live.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book?
It's not required, but worth it at weekends – especially at Nagymező on belly dance nights.
When is the belly dance show?
At HABIBI 3 – Nagymező on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Can I eat there?
Yes. Both places serve the Deep Selection dip platter and paninis, and Vár also serves goulash soup.
Are there meat-free options?
Yes: the Deep Selection dip platter is meat-free – hummus, aubergine cream, tzatziki, olives and pita.
Do you have alcohol-free drinks?
Yes: mocktails, lemonades, teas and coffees.
Opening hours
HABIBI Vár
Monday–Tuesday: 11:00–23:00
Wednesday: 10:00–23:00
Thursday–Sunday: 11:00–23:00
HABIBI 3 – Nagymező
Monday–Thursday: 13:00–00:00
Friday–Saturday: 13:00–01:00
Sunday: 13:00–00:00
Book a table
Choose which of our places, when, and how many of you are coming.
Book by phone or email:
- HABIBI Vár+36 20 510 2785var@habibi.hu
- HABIBI 3 – Nagymező+36 20 488 8666nagymezo@habibi.hu
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