Restaurant

Vicky Barcelona

Name: Vicky Barcelona
Address: 16 Dob u., Budapest, HU

door 62 locals aangeraden,

Tips van locals

Anastasiia

July 19, 2022

Best sangria in my life! Spanish bar with great tapas, music and atmosphere. Dancing party starts from midnight. Entrance is 2000Ft for the guys.

Judit

October 10, 2019

I had a hard time deciding whether to put this place under Food or Nightlife as it qualifies for both. Food is amazing and they have live music regularly. Not to mention the fact that you shouldn't miss visiting Gozsdu court.

András

June 21, 2019

Bring with you a healthy dose of skepticism when you enter Gozsdu Udvar, a tourist-heavy passage lined with endless restaurants and bars inside Budapest's old Jewish Quarter. Most places here aren't known for their delicate dishes or wallet-friendly prices, but Vicky Barcelona, a lively, atmospheric tapas bar, can be worth a visit. This dinner-only restaurant occupies a dimly-lit, elongated space flanked by small tables and red velvet drapes on one side, and a mosaic-patterned bar counter on the other. The tapas aren't earth-shattering, but I enjoyed the croquetas de jamon (€5), the revuelto (scrambled eggs with sausage, goat cheese, and apple; €6), and the carrilleras de cerdo Ibérico (Iberian pork cheek; €7). Service is normally quick and professional, although, annoyingly, they can rush patrons through their meal. Pricey cocktails (€8) and Spanish wines are available to help lift the mood. In classic Spanish style, it's at night-time when Vicky Barcelona springs to life: there's Spanish live music on weekdays from 8 p.m., and on weekend nights the space transforms into a club with a DJ spinning dance music until the wee hours. Reservations are a must.