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A Magical Evening at Tom George Osteria – Budapest’s Hidden Culinary Gem
I didn’t plan to fall in love with a restaurant that evening, but Tom George Osteria completely stole the show.
Picture this: a warm Budapest evening, 32°C in the air, and I’m sitting comfortably outside on the terrace. The restaurant had thoughtfully installed mist machines to keep the guests cool, a small detail that made a huge difference. The moment I sat down, I already felt taken care of.
And then the food arrived.
I ordered the salmon with oven baked potatoes, and to say it was delicious would be an understatement. The salmon was cooked to perfection, not overdone, not underdone. As I touched it with my fork, the fillet glided apart effortlessly. The skin had a beautiful, delicate crisp, the kind that tells you someone in the kitchen really knows what they’re doing. The potatoes were golden, warm, and full of flavor. Comforting, yet refined.
As the sky darkened, the atmosphere turned magical. In front of me stood the breathtaking silhouette of a basilica lit up in the night. It felt surreal, like dining inside a postcard.
And then came the dessert.
It looked like it belonged in a high end Parisian patisserie. Beautifully plated, freshly made, and tasting like something sent down from heaven. Light, flavorful, and simply phenomenal. A perfect end to an unforgettable meal.
But what truly elevated the evening was the service. The staff were incredibly attentive. They noticed when my ice melted and came over without even being asked, just to ensure my drink stayed refreshing. Warm smiles, genuine care, and a professional touch throughout the entire evening.
Tom George Osteria isn’t just a restaurant. It’s an experience. A rare mix of flavor, ambiance, and hospitality that stays with you long after you’ve left.
Five stars wouldn’t be enough.