The urban buzz is especially strong in downtown Pest’s District VII, home of the now-world-famous "ruin pub" along with offbeat design stores, specialty street food, and modern-art galleries – but this area is also revered as Budapest’s historic Jewish Quarter, featuring Europe’s biggest synagogue.
The first – but not last – street-food court in town gives off festival-like vibes due to its nature as a community garden. Two rows of food trucks serve up a pretty impressive selection to choose from: juicy burgers, cheese soups spiced up with bacon, additive-free artisanal popsicles served during summertime, vegan wraps and pastas, and even get coffee prepared in a Vespa-like vehicle. This convoy stands in one place all year long to serve the needs of hungry urban wanderers.
