Introduction

 Welcome to the capital of Hungary, famous for its colorful culture, beautiful architecture and beer. If you want information on how much a pint of beer costs in Budapest, this guide has all the answers for 2022.

Recently, tourists from everywhere have made Budapest a popular travel destination. Many people mention how great the city’s affordable and varied drinking options are. Beer holds a traditional place in the culture and is a favorite of people from this area whether they are local or visitors. You can always find good beer in Budapest, whether you want to sit along the river or at a popular bar and you won’t break the bank.

What Affects the Cost of Beer

 Beer prices are determined by several different things. Several things influence how much beer costs in Budapest.

• Where you are in the city can change the cost of beer such as in tourist areas and regular neighborhoods.
• Where You Go: Prices at bars, restaurants and clubs can be different.
• Different kinds of beer have different prices.
• How much you pay for beer may be based on whether you pick a small (0.3L), medium (0.5L) or large (1L) size.
• The way economics affects the world can also determine how much beer costs.

All of these elements influence the whole experience and cost for people who like beer in this city. A local pint of beer can be less expensive in a community pub rather than in a downtown bar close to St. Stephen’s Basilica or the Chain Bridge. On top of that, purchasing craft beers or imported brands will commonly be pricier than buying domestically made beers.

Also, worldwide rises in inflation often result in beer prices increasing by a small margin each year. Even so, Budapest is seen as one of the most wallet-friendly cities in Europe for buying a drink.

Rates and Real-Life Examples

 Depending on the situation, beer prices below represent an estimate in Budapest:

Small Beer (330 milliliters)

Location

Availability in Forint (HUF)

Tourist Area

About 800–1,000 individuals are needed.

Local Neighborhood

500-700

Medium Beer (0.5L).

Location

Range of Prices (HUF)

Tourist Area

The upper and lower limits are 1,000 and 1,500 respectively.

Local Neighborhood

Between 700 and 1,000 calories.

1 Liter (1L)

Location

Prices are in Hungarian Forint (HUF)

Tourist Area

The range is from 1,500 to 2,500.

Local Neighborhood

Some languages belong to the 1,000 – 1,500 range.

Please note that these rates are not set in stone and could change depending on the restaurant, its brand and the things we discussed before.

At most bars and restaurants, you can pick from different sizes and though spending less per liter can be attractive, bigger options aren’t always the way to go for a casual drink or to try a variety.

How and Where to Get Inexpensive Beer

 Want inexpensive beer in Budapest? Here are some things to try:

Go to local pubs away from tourist spots to pay less.

•  Józsefváros and Újbuda are areas where many hidden spots can be found, with lower prices and lots of local residents around.
• Try visiting any of the Ruin Bars in the city, as they have a variety of cheap and interesting craft beers.
•  Ruin Bars are the hallmark of Budapest’s nightlife, held in areas once abandoned, often decorated oddly with mismatched things. The best example is Szimpla Kert which often serves a variety of domestic and craft beers at reasonable prices.
• You could try the beers of local craft breweries for a memorable experience at a not too expensive price.
•  Recently, Budapest has seen more craft beer brewing, thanks to Mad Scientist, MONYO Brewing Co. and First Craft Beer which are well known for their innovative and delicious drinks. You can get delicious and cheap beer from their taprooms or partner beer places which helps the local community.

Try to find bars or restaurants that offer discounts or value menus during happy hour or daily hours.

 Most of the bars in Budapest start their happy hours in the early evening, often during the week. If you spot chalkboard advertisements for specials on draft beer, you could cut your beer costs.

Travelers watching their spending may find that supermarkets and convenience stores are the best places to buy affordable beer in the city. Dreher, Borsodi or Soproni local beers can be bought in stores for 250 to 400 HUF; both affordable and ideal for hanging out at home or by the water.

Conclusion

 There is a beer to fit all budgets in Budapest. Grasping the reasons behind price differences and looking around at different places will help you find cheap as well as enjoyable beer in Berlin. Have a good stay in Budapest and salute the city’s lively craft beer scene!

No matter if you are looking for an adventure in beer or just a tasty drink after exploring the city, Budapest can offer you what you want. You can find beer at classic pubs as well as trendy rooftop spots and local breweries and it all comes at very reasonable prices. So say a cheerful “Egészségedre!” (To your health!) and set out to enjoy some of the best beer in Europe.