Fény Street Market

Fény utcai Piac feels like a neighborhood secret that locals actually want to keep. Clean, bright, and organized — less chaotic than Lehel, but still full of character. Butchers calling out prices, old ladies inspecting peaches like it’s an Olympic sport, and that smell of fresh bread floating through the aisles. It’s right by Mammut Mall, so you can jump from shopping bags to paprika in two minutes. Prices are reasonable, quality’s great, and there’s a real community vibe. Not flashy, not touristy — just honest Budapest life in motion.

This is an awesome local market where you can find fresh fruits and veggies, wine, meats, and other items. I visited here for the epic Langos place on the top floor! Come by and check it out if you’re in the area!

The market is a good one and the lángos they make on the top floor is top too. But avoid the second big greengrocer on the left side of the 3rd floor (when entering from Fény street). It’s the company called “Monyoka 2014 Kft”. Last week the guy got upset because I asked for strawberries from the box, not the ones that they prepared and kept in the front rows. And today the lady gave me 1kg of apricots which I let her to pick herself, and I found only moldy and rotten fruits in my bag when I got home. “Sweet Hungarian apricot”, but not a single piece was consumable.

Great farmers market! You can find all fresh groceries here!

One of the liveliest and most colorful spots on the Buda side of Budapest, where you can find a wide variety of products, especially fresh fruits and vegetables. Although foreigners visit, it is not a touristy place; it is still a local market. It has a wonderful atmosphere, making shopping and spending time enjoyable. Adjacent to it is an old shopping center, and next to it is a more modern shopping center called Mammut. These three buildings are interconnected, and it's possible to move between the three of them.

This place was great and I definitely prefer it to the Great Market Hall. The latter is filled with tourists and this is all locals. It's definitely not grand but the nectarines we bought were from the guy's garden from whom we bought them. There wasn't a normal vegetable we couldn't find.

You can find local food, veggies, meat, coffee shops, bakeries and some small restaurants

Great local market. I bought some great produce. The wine store on the top level sell wine by the litre ;bring your own bottle).