Náncsi Néni

We visited this place as it was a childhood favorite of mine when i still lived in Hungary and it hasn’t changed a bit! The food was overall tasty - save for a few questionable side options, like the potato donuts that are served with the venison - but definitely a bit more on the pricey side. Nonetheless the atmosphere of the restaurant makes up for it, and their desserts were superb!

The food was excellent. I had grilled goat cheese, which was high-quality and perfectly prepared. The salad that came with it was a bit old-school, but I guess it suits the style of the cuisine. My husband had halászlé, and it was truly delicious. We finished with a sweet touch—chocolate soufflé. There was nothing to complain about. We will definitely be back!

A fantastic classic Hungarian restaurant! The fish soup is excellent, and the Somlói galuska dessert is even better. Definitely order it — you won’t be disappointed.

Náncsi Néni is a charming gem nestled in a converted 17th-century farmhouse, offering a truly memorable dining experience. From the moment you step inside, the vintage wood furnishings and warm ambiance make you feel right at home. The cozy, homely atmosphere is perfect for savoring the best of Hungarian cuisine. The goulash here is exceptional—arguably one of the best I've had in Budapest. Each dish reflects care and authenticity, leaving no doubt about the quality of the ingredients and preparation. The service is equally impressive, with attentive and friendly staff who make your experience seamless and enjoyable. Although the restaurant is located a good distance from the city center, it is absolutely worth the drive or commute. The tranquil garden adds to its allure, making it an ideal spot for a leisurely meal, especially on a sunny day. Be sure to plan ahead—this restaurant is very popular, and reservations well in advance are highly recommended. Whether you're a local or a visitor, Náncsi Néni is a must-visit destination for those seeking top-notch Hungarian fare in a welcoming and rustic setting.

Unfortunately we had a bad experience here. The halászlé was so salty it felt like they cooked it with seawater. So salty that imy teeth hurt afterward. Thus, I sent back a dish in a restaurant for the first time ever. We then had the palacsinta, which was cold, and underwhelming. I hope we were just unlucky and this is actually a decent place, because the atmosphere is otherwise nice, and I always enjoy eating at restaurants with a historical legacy.

Nice Hungarian Cuisine restaurant, located in a nice green area not so far from the city. The food was great, but prices a bit upmarket...All the staff are good English speaking. small playground for kids. Internal seating area looks very cozy with old style decoration . Clean restrooms. Recommended place.

Absolutely great! we regularly visit it during 10 years and every time fully happy. Szep card accepted, playground outside helps a lot for relaxing with kids, shadow and tents outside good for any weather.

This is a good restaurant. It has a traditional Hungarian vibe and tastes.