Mazel Tov

The atmosphere was divine. The live guitar was stellar. The live plants and trees added to the wonderful ambiance. The food was other worldly. The hummus sampler was excellent. The meat plate to share was enough for 3 1/2 or us. The chicken was incredibly spiced and cooked. The beet root salad was a whole new level with the addition of the cumin. Drinks were very yummy. And then topped it off with the Jerusalem Cheesecake. Wow!!! If in Budapest, you absolutely MUST make reservations and go. Well worth it.

Mazel Tov – A heartwarming experience with incredible food and live music I didn’t make a reservation in advance (though I definitely recommend doing so!), but I must’ve been incredibly lucky — I just walked in, the line wasn’t too long, and after waiting maybe 15–20 minutes max, I was given a perfect table right in the center of the restaurant, next to the live musicians. Honestly, I couldn’t have asked for a better seat — the atmosphere was just magical. The waitress team was incredibly sweet, welcoming, and attentive, even though the place was almost full. There’s a live band playing, and the vibe of the whole place is absolutely beautiful — warm, alive, soulful. It truly feels like being welcomed into a loving, joyful family that actually cares how you feel while you’re dining. As for the food — it was delicious. Everything is halal, and I ordered the beetroot hummus and the cauliflower, and I was very happy with both. When I asked to take the rest to go, the waitress thoughtfully added a fresh, warm pita bread to the takeaway bag — such a nice and caring touch that really stood out. Despite how busy the restaurant was, the staff checked on me with a smile, asking if I enjoyed everything, and I truly felt cared for — even though I was dining alone. That says a lot. I would absolutely recommend visiting Mazel Tov at least once, even if Israeli cuisine isn’t your go-to — go for the atmosphere, for the music, for the soul of the place. It’s a rare and beautiful experience.

Had a wonderful meal with friends here last night. The food was quite tasty and the service was outstanding. The mezze plate is great for sharing and extra pita is a must to truly enjoy it. The lamb soup got rave reviews from one of our dining companions. I thoroughly enjoyed the pastrami sandwich - not quite Katz’s deli pastrami, but the best I’ve had in Budapest. The shared meat plate was exceptional with very generous portions. Dessert is a must and we were not disappointed. My favorite was the cheesecake. Others enjoyed the pistachio offering. 5/5 - will definitely be coming back to try more menu favorites.

Absolutely delicious food. Very authentic but with a few twists. Especially amazing was the sourdough pita. This is a must visit place. The restaurant on it’s own is so beautiful but add in the food and service and you’ve got a can’t miss experience.

This is an incredibly beautiful restaurant and space. I would say that is one of the most beautiful spaces that I’ve eaten in quite some time. I love Decker just the vibes of the space. I really love Israeli food and have lived in Israel and Number of times before. I thought that the hummus and the pizza were delicious. The pizza bread I think was made of sourdough so it was a little different than what I’m used to, but I really did enjoy the sourdough pizza. I definitely would come back. The food quality was very high and the staff were very helpful and friendly.

Good food in a pretty environment. I gave the service three stars because the service quality diminished after we ordered. Our original server disappeared, food arrived and we did not have cutlery and I had to go ask for it. Our server was chatting with another server and did not come and ask if everything was ok and when I asked for the check she explained that although the service fee was included she did not get the fee, it was split up and suggested if I liked her service I could leave an additional tip that she herself would receive.

Impressive interior! Very cute design. Never have seen anything like this. We enjoyed our dinner here: good service, tasty food, and lots of cocktails to choose from! They have a good wine menu too, including both cheap and expensive options. They were able to accommodate Gluten Free options: instead of pita they serve cucumbers that you can enjoy alongside with the traditional Jewish dishes like hummus and etc.

What an incredible restaurant experience! From the outside, it might look like an abandoned building—but don’t let that fool you. Step inside and you're welcomed into one of the greenest, most nature-inspired interiors I’ve ever seen. The abundance of plants creates a lush, calming atmosphere that truly pulls you in. We spent nearly an hour from queuing to receiving our food, but it flew by as we admired the architecture and cozy ambiance of the space. The cuisine is a delightful mix of Israeli and Mediterranean flavors. The shawarma sandwich was packed with flavor and perfectly tender. The sweet fried potatoes were absolute perfection—crispy on the outside and soft inside. The chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, and the meal was beautifully complemented by fresh hummus, tomato, and cucumber. A truly surprising and memorable dinner. Highly recommended for both the food and the unique, relaxing setting.