Klauzál Market Hall — Local services in Budapest

A nice small market in the Jewish quarter. Not aimed at tourist, so slightly cheaper than other areas. There's a supermarket, a few fruit and veg stalls and a bakery. There is a food court upstairs, there was only one place open when I was there, but it was amazing. The Langos was great (fried batter with sour cream and cheese). The lady makes it fresh while you wait. She didn't speak English, but there's a menu and some pictures, so if you're fluent in pointing, the food is really cheap compared to the other, more touristy market (and the food...

Repeated stalls on the lower floors...just veg and sausages! Upstairs is awful, full of repeated stalls selling just tourist tut. Then there's huge queues for food and almost nowhere to sit. If you hate crowds of people...avoid If you hate tourist traps...avoid If you need a lorry load of sausage or leather handbags, or children's traditional clothes, this is the...

This is such a nice market place. It's been recently renovated and it looks great. You have to know it exists because it's hidden by a giant building.

They have everything, in terms of produce and if for some reason the local sellers are not there, there are quite a few shops that will be great backup for your shopping needs.

The deli with its many salamis...