A must-do when visiting Budapest. We've visited when it was vibrant and bustling and then when everything was practically shut down. It's nice to see that at the end of September, business is almost back to normal. Fair prices for all of your souvenir needs. Locals still shop for fresh produce and meat.

This is a huge market, very crowded - even in the heat. Lots of paprika and meats downstairs. Upstairs the vendors have many other items - leather goods, clothing, jewelry. And casual prepared foods for dining or take away.

I suppose one could describe it as a bit touristy. It certainly has an overabundance of paprika stands, but there is very good smoked meats here, a decent selection of Tokaj wines at fair prices, a good cheese shop, and fun self-serve restaurant upstairs. Our AirBNB was close by so we stopped in three times over the week we spent in Budapest.

We had to visit here further to the reviews on YouTube it was ok most of the stalls were butchers although there were so fruit and vegetables too. I bought some truffle both the slices and the pot ready prepared both good but pricey. Worth a look around.

Not nearly as many restaurant stalls as I thought there would be. Maybe a dozen, all extremely busy. Difficult to get thru with backpacks. We ended up eating but the food wasn’t great and we thought it was more expense then elsewhere. Cool building. Definitely touristy.

Many other reviewers had explained layout etc so this review is more about our experience. First we went towards the end of our stay in Budapest wish we had gone earlier would have loved to have brought some of the cheeses and cured meats and munched through them during our stay. We were there around midday and seating around the food outlets was pretty full but we found a great cafe just over the road. We felt the souvenirs were a little cheaper then we had found elsewhere up to 1/3 cheaper. Certainly worth a visit even if it is just to soak up the atmosphere.

I grab a pulled pork burger at one of the upper deck food venders and was pleasantly surprised at the generous size and taste of it. Great prices compared to a regular restaurant. Fast food done to a high-standard.

A nice market in a historical building. I would say this is worth a visit, although don't expect to find hugely unique souvenirs - most of it is the typical touristy stuff you find everywhere, with the exception of a few small stalls downstairs selling what seemed like hand made items. The food market downstairs is interesting for a look, including lots of opportunity to buy paprika. Upstairs there are some stalls selling hot food, and a buffet restaurant. Personally we did not eat here as the prices were, in my opinion, absolutely extortionate.

Great place to see with loads of food options. But greedy market sellers ruin the experience. Trying to charge €18 for a tiny egg shell size Christmas decoration. I tried to barter but they claimed it's hand made even though they're available on all stalls and at other Christmas markets. I'd be surprise if they sold any

Perfect for that day when it’s raining and you need to do something inside. Great stalls and sellers, mostly very friendly. So much choice of produce, meats, provisions, gifts, and Christmas decs. We loved it here and so easy to get to by tram from the centre