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Brasserie and Atrium Restaurants

French and Hungarian

The Brasserie and Atrium restaurants are situated next to the main lobby with indoor and atrium seating.

This lively restaurant is available throughout the day serving buffet breakfast and an á la carte menu for both lunch and dinner.

It's the ideal venue for casual and business meetings.

Opening hours
For breakfast    every day  6.30 am – 10.30 am
For lunch          every day  noon - 3 pm
For dinner         Sunday, Monday 6 pm – 11 pm

Contact us
Tel: + 36 1 479 4850
Email: cuisine.budapest@corinthia.com
Address: 1073. Budapest, Erzsébet krt 43-49

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The Chef
Joel Khalil the Executive Chef comes from a mix of cultures and since his early childhood he was exposed to different cuisines and techniques. Joel started his career in the French part of  Switzerland where he also studied to become a chef, and from there he travelled the world from Macau to London.

 

Star dishes of the Brasserie and Atrium
Our star dishes are the traditional French dishes such as crispy duck leg confit, seared lamb medallions with sautéed ratatouille, roasted French half spring chicken, fillet mignon of pork and also our desserts are popular. Of course we offer a good range of Hungarian food like air-dried mangalica ham with goats cheese and paprika salami, traditional beef goulash soup, Hungarian cold appetizer plate or even a combination of the two cuisines such as pan-fried foie gras with Hungarian ‘lecsó’ purée and home-made toasted brioche.