Open until 2am on weekdays, and 6am on Saturdays. Large portions, usual toppings + Hungarian, Bavarian, or Bolognese lángos too. They never go easy on the topping so you won't go hungry!
Tomi Lángos is an oasis for the creatures of the night. This cool little spot awaits hungry night owls in Akácfa utca near Blaha Lujza Square.
Fény Street Market offers the best lángos in town, and grocery stores such as Sonkás and Ezerfűszer. Grab some fresh fruit and vegetables here too.
The bright red doubledecker is easy to notice. And it's good that it's easy to spot because it's where you order from 10 lángos varieties, roast hake, pancakes, 4 kinds of draught beer and more.
The selection ranges from the traditional variations (with potato, cheese, ham or cheese and sour cream) through more special combinations (with sausage or tzatziki) to stuffed lángos. 続きを読む
Locals' favourite. Has been operating for 50 years now. They are open every day, all year long. People travel from far and wide to try these fried goodies.
Mezzo tries gives home-style flavours a modern twist. For example, lángos is not really a gourmet food but here there's a version with spicy pork medallions on the sour creamed fried dough.
