We welcome our guests year-round with a diverse and delicious weekly menu, seasonal gastronomic specialties, and unique wine dinners. The restaurant's indoor terrace is located in the heart of the bustling city center, yet it remains a peaceful retreat, offering a true oasis for those seeking culinary delights during the summer months.

We offer gastronomic adventures where modern kitchen technology meets traditional Hungarian cuisine, creating a completely new and unique flavor experience.

ARAZ Restaurant is led by Áron Barka, the bronze medal-winning Chef de Cuisine of the Chaine de Rotisseurs international gastronomic order. Since the opening of the restaurant, he has been dedicated to culinary excellence and considers it his mission to support emerging generations. He organizes various student competitions, demonstration classes, and international events, participating as an expert.

The building's history dates back more than two hundred years. The Hungária Bath was already known among the people of Pest in 1820, and its owner, András Gamperl, discovered the cold water rich in mineral salts in the area. From the 1840s, it was referred to as the Hungária Bath, and the building, which was later rebuilt, was destroyed by the Pest flood.

From 1897, the building was owned by the Ringer family, who transformed it into a modern bath complex. In 1910, it was rebuilt according to the plans of Emil Ágoston, and it became fashionable among the capital's bathers. In the 1920s, it was acquired by the Real Estate Bank, and the Continental Hotel was opened. Later, the Klauzál Street People's Bath was demolished, and in 1929, an art deco-style apartment building was built in its place.

In 1970, the Continental Hotel closed, and the building began to decline. By the 1980s, its condition became life-threatening, and restoration work began. Eventually, the building was given new life and is now home to both ARAZ Restaurant and Continental Hotel Budapest.

A prominent creation of Hungarian Art Nouveau, the building perfectly fits into the streetscape of the historic Jewish Quarter, providing a worthy home for ARAZ Restaurant.