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Time Out
8 hours ago
- Business
- Time Out
It's official: four more famous restaurants join Time Out Market Budapest
Scheduled to open this autumn, Time Out Market Budapest will bring together the best chefs and restaurants from all over Hungary's capital and beyond, all under one roof. Eleven award-winning and emerging local restaurateurs will be offering the crème de la crème of the city's food scene, and we recently announced the first four. Anyukám Mondta is bringing traditional Italian flavours and family recipes, Pingrumba a taste of the East and 101 Bistro modern Taiwanese cuisine, while Szaletly will be serving the finest examples from the contemporary Hungarian kitchen. Now, a further four restaurants have officially joined the roster – here's what they're bringing to the table. CANTEEN Kicking things off is István Pesti, who earned two Michelin stars with his restaurant in Tata. Now, he has created a new concept exclusively for Time Out Market Budapest and rather than fine dining, traditional Hungarian flavours will be coming to Budapest in the shape of CANTEEN, whose menu includes lip-smacking dishes like goulash soup, Viennese veal schnitzel and chicken paprikash, all topped off with a classic, hearty apple pie. Casa Christa Also among the new names is Casa Christa, a restaurant showcasing the Balaton region, whose every plate evokes the atmosphere of Hungary's bucolic lake getaway: sun-baked slopes, wine cellars and seasonal produce freshly sourced from local markets. For Hungarians, this is where to head for a hit of holiday nostalgia. In addition to these perennial favourites, characteristic dishes of the Balaton Uplands will be served – think fresh fish, regional specialities and reimagined classics created from local ingredients. Bigfish Bigfish will bring fresh flavours and a seaside feel to the heart of Budapest as part of Time Out Market. Expect seasonal seafood specialities, freshly shucked oysters, British-style fish and chips, and premium-quality sushi directly sourced from the largest fish markets in Europe. Tuning Burger The fourth name? That'd be none other than Tuning Burger, once the title-holder of Hungary's Best Burger. This place has raised the concept of hamburgers to a whole new level thanks to exceptional ingredients and flavours. Patties are crafted from matured meat, artisanal buns and homemade sauces, and visitors will find market specialities like Hungarian grey cattle, Hortobágy Angus, Wagyu or Omaha meat. Favourites like the mango chutney, the truffle foie gras, the Umami burger and the award-winning Leicester burger will all be on the menu. What to drink at Time Out Market Budapest To wash all that down, Wines of Hungary will be representing the country's 22 brilliant wine regions at one wine bar counter, with the expert help of sommeliers. We can expect to see big names as well as new varieties, so head here for a sip of an old favourite or some crisp, fresh drops. Cheers to that!
Time Out
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Out
Sip on these summertime spritz specials at Time Out Market
There's something truly special about summertime in New York. It seems like, in a way, the city finally cares about our well-being, blessing us with free movies in the park, outdoor music festivals and beachside fireworks each and every Friday. But even the simplest things give us joy, like having a spritz in hand and finally enjoying the summer sun at one of our fine rooftops. Luckily, the crew at Time Out Market agree, so much so they recently dropped a series of spritzes ripe for the taking. Just in time for the season, Time Out Market has released its summertime spritzers menu. Four effervescent drinks can now be found at either bar, from the cool reprieve that is the basement-level bar, the Lobby Bar, to the sunshine-speckled terrace on the 5th floor, the Roof Top Bar. Naturally, you can't go wrong with the classic that is the Aperol Spritz. The semi-polarizing yet surprisingly refreshing drink is made with Aperol, a splash of prosecco and club soda, plus an orange slice for garnish. But if your tastes lean more floral than bitter, the Hugo Spritz is sure to be the drink of your summer, stirred with St. Germain, prosecco, club soda and sprigs of mint. The Purple Daze is likely to cause the most buzz, almost guaranteeing that at least one fellow patron will ask you, 'What are you drinking?' Getting its deep purple hue from the addition of Crème de violette, the sparkler is made even more complex with a splash of the citrusy and herbaceous number, Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto. For the ultimate spritz experience, we recommend the following: commandeer one of the tables on the patio or take over one of the many couches upstairs, order a spread for you and crew (perhaps a few handrolls from Mori Mori or a scoop or two from Sugar Hill Creamery, perhaps?) and cheers to the sun.
Time Out Dubai
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out Dubai
Dubai weekend: What to do in Dubai in 48 hours
You've landed in Dubai. The clock is ticking and you have 48 hours to discover how incredible this city is. Spoiler alert: you can't do everything (that's why you need to plan a return trip), however, you can pack a hefty amount into 48 hours. Don't know where to start? Don't worry, we're here to help – we've mapped out your dream Dubai weekend (or couple of weekdays), giving you a flavour of everything the city has to offer. It's going to be jam-packed, filled with the best things to do in Dubai. Let's go. Day 1: Morning Experience UAE culture Credit:Canva First stop – breakfast. Getting straight into the culture, head for a traditional Emirati breakfast at the Arabian Tea House in Bur Dubai and enjoy one of their breakfast trays, filled with dates, molasses, Balaleet, watermelon jam and baked beans. Then it's time to walk off that breakfast around Old Dubai. Take in the sights on either side of Dubai Creek before it gets too hot and you can even use an abra – a traditional boat – to ferry you over for just Dhs1. Enjoy a stroll through the Gold Souk to hunt out a bargain (haggling is expected!), or the traditional boutiques around Al Seef to get a feel of Dubai in years gone by. Arabian Tea House, open daily 7am-11pm, Al Fahidi Street, Bur Dubai, (04 353 5071). Day 1: Afternoon Explore Dubai Mall (Credit: CanvaPro) You'll be getting your steps in today that's for sure, as next on the itinerary is an adventure around the world's biggest shopping mall. With over 1,500 shops and restaurants, there is everything at Dubai Mall that you could ever need. If you like this: Your ultimate guide to Dubai Mall It's not just about shopping though – you'll also find Dubai Ice Rink, an enormous Reel Cinema, an immersive hype experience, a quirky soft play and an e-karting track. Open daily 10am-11pm. Downtown Dubai, Day 1: Evening Enjoy Downtown Dubai Credit: CÉ LA VI For your evening activities, make sure to catch the sunset at Burj Khalifa. At The Top you'll find a viewing deck on floor 125. Want to go even higher? There are other packages available that will whistle you all the way up to level 148, just be sure to book ahead. When you get hungry, head to Time Out Market and grab something from the huge selection of food vendors – keep an eye out for Pitfire Pizza, Pickl and Mattar. Your last destination of the day is Cé La Vi for a few drinks overlooking Downtown Dubai. You'll be served some incredible views of glittering Burj Khalifa, which looks even more impressive from this 54th-floor restaurant. If the weather isn't too hot, head out to the terrace to make the most of those stellar panoramas. Prices vary. At The Top, open daily 5am-midnight, Burj Khalifa, Downtown Dubai, (04 888 8124). Time Out Market, open Mon-Thu noon-midnight; Fri noon-1am; Sat 10am-1am; Sun 10am-midnight. Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai (054 375 2421). Open Sun-Fri noon-3am, Sat 12.30pm-3am. Level 54, Tower 2, Address Sky View Hotel, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Blvd, (04 582 6111). Day 2, Morning Yoga and breakfast at Aura Skypool Is there a better way to start the day than cooling off at one of the hottest spots in town? Aura Skypool is the world's highest infinity pool, with 360-degree vistas and incredible views over Atlantis The Palm. Spend the morning tucking into breakfast – with dishes like an Asian brunch bowl or miso eggs benedict – and taking a dip. The pool is an ideal spot to pose for pics or, if you're the active type, you can do a yoga class three mornings a week for the ultimate flex (literally). Prices vary. Opening times Palm Tower, Palm Jumeirah, (04 566 2121). Day 2: Afternoon Take on Atlantis Aquaventure While the summer temperatures are in full force, a trip to the waterpark is one of the best ways to spend an afternoon. Keeping you cool as you splash between slides or float along the lazy river, there's plenty to do in the world's largest waterpark (try Poseidon's Revenge if you dare…). Plus, once you're all dried off, you can take a wander through the iconic Atlantis The Palm hotel or even take a visit to the Lost Chambers Aquarium, where you'll meet over 65,000 marine animals. Atlantis Aquaventure: From Dhs235. Open daily 10am-6.30pm. Palm Jumeirah, (04 426 0000). The Lost Chambers Aquarium: From Dhs125 (adult), Dhs100 (child). Open daily 10am-9pm. Palm Jumeirah, (04 426 0000). Day 2: Evening Dine, sip and party KIRA (Credit: Supplied) It wouldn't be a trip to Dubai without witnessing Burj Al Arab in all its gilded glory. If you want a spectacular view of the 'seven-star' hotel, book a terrace table at KIRA inside the new Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab hotel. Complete with a Mediterranean-inspired menu and gorgeous views, this is a perfect choice for your final dinner. As the evening continues, head to SUSHISAMBA for a show-stopping after-dark drink. With sprawling views over Palm Jumeirah, coupled with an iconic menu of 'Samba Serves' mixed drinks, it's definitely worth sipping one last digestif here. If you want to keep the party going, end your trip on a high at FIVE Palm Jumeirah hotel. Packed with entertainment, the venue never sleeps. Don't miss out on sipping something refreshing on the Maiden Shanghai terrace, or a dance at Bling nightclub – where you can drive your supercar onto the dancefloor – for one last 48-hour fling. KIRA Dubai: Open Sun-Wed noon-1am,Thu-Sun noon-2am. Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Umm Suqeim, (04 328 1665). SUSHISAMBA: Open Mon-Fri noon-3pm, 6pm-2am, Sat-Sun 1-3.30pm, 6pm-2am. The St. Regis Dubai, Palm Jumeirah, (04 278 4888). Maiden Shanghai: Open Sun-Thu 12.30pm-3.30pm, 7pm-1am; Fri 12.30pm-3.30pm, 7pm-2am; Sat 1pm-7pm, 8pm-2am. FIVE Palm Jumeirah, (04 455 9989). Bling: Open Tue10pm-4am,Thu-Fri 10pm-4am, Sat 11pm-4am, Sun 10pm-4am. FIVE Palm Jumeirah, (058 869 8996). Staying in Dubai? Check out what's happening It's official: The 86 best restaurants in Dubai Tried and tested by us 9 gorgeous reformer Pilates studios to try in Dubai this week Come for the workout, stay for the interiors 6 incredible UAE resorts that feel like you're abroad How to holiday in Greece, Ibiza and the Maldives without leaving the UAE
Time Out
15-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
This Dumbo rooftop is shaking up $10 frozen cocktails when the weather hits 90 degrees
The weather isn't our favorite pastime to talk about, but we can't help but notice that it is seriously scorching outside. Last Friday marked the first day of the summer season, and boy, she certainly came out of the gate screaming hot, greeting us with 100-degree temps that even broke a 140-year-old record heat. But once again, I don't need to tell you that it is hot—the bead running down your back already has. However, I can tell you that this summertime deal in Dumbo is here to cool you off when high temps rear their ugly head. All summer long, Time Out Market is offering a deal to chill you out. When the weather hits 90 degrees or above, the market hall offers discounted deals on its frozen drink menu, priced from $10-12. Available on both floors including the fifth-floor rooftop, this boozy good deal is guaranteed to keep you cool all summer long. Ice cream lovers will love the Boozy Orange Creamsicle Ice Cream Float ($12). Made with Stoli vanilla vodka, a few scoops of vanilla ice cream, Fanta soda and a swirl of whipped cream, this grown-up twist on a childhood favorite blends creamy indulgence with a splash of spirits. If your idea of summer revolves around having a glass of rose in hand, then Peach Frosé ($10) is for you. Made with Juliette Heirloom Peach liqueur, rosé and a blend of fresh strawberry purée, this frozen keeps things light and fruity. If a marg is more your speed, the zesty Frozen Passion Fruit Margarita ($10) is a fun spin on the original, shaken with Chinola liqueur, Cazadores tequila and floral notes thanks to a splash of Italicus Rosolio di Bergamotto. But if you can down an espresso martini regardless of season, you should most definitely order the Frozen Espresso Martini ($10). Made with Meili vodka and ChocoLat Deluxe Chocolate liqueur, this frozen is supremely caffeinated with a mix of cold brew and coffee liqueur.
Time Out
02-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
4th of July in NYC: everything to know about events, fireworks and street closures
July 4th is almost here! It is, of course, a time to remember the revolutionary Americans who fought to free us from the rule of a king nearly 250 years ago. It's also a day for taking Americana to the max—fireworks, hot dogs, parties and red-white-and-blue treats galore. New York City is the perfect place to celebrate given our own revolutionary history and our penchant for parties. The main event is the Macy's July 4th Fireworks, which will delight millions of onlookers around NYC and via television, but there are tons of other cool events, too. Here's everything you need to know about how to celebrate America's big day in NYC, where to see the fireworks and how to get around despite multiple street closures. All the details on the Macy's July 4th Fireworks This massive Macy's July 4th Fireworks show begins at 9:25pm on Friday, July 4, 2025 and lasts for about 25 minutes. The show will launch from the Brooklyn Bridge and four barges positioned on the lower East River in the Seaport District. You'll be able to see the fireworks from any area with an unobstructed view of the sky above the lower East River. Macy's says that prime public viewing will be available along elevated portions of the FDR Drive with the following access points managed by NYPD: Montgomery Street at Madison Street; Robert F. Wagner Sr. Place and Brooklyn Bridge off/on ramps; and Broad Street at Water Street. ADA viewing will be available at the Murry Bergtraum Softball Field with access at Pike Slip and Cherry Street. Just a heads up that those viewing points will get very busy, and you'll want to show up early. As crowds build at these areas, some of these locations will be closed, and spectators will be redirected to additional open access points. As for the show, it's pretty spectacular with 80,000 shells launched and numerous effects in 30 colors and shapes. For the first time this year, the East and West towers of the Brooklyn Bridge will serve as a canvas for large-scale projection mapping. For even more intel, here's our full guide to the fireworks. Other 4th of July events in NYC you should check out Many of the best events this year have fireworks viewing as a centerpiece of the evening. There are excellent parties at Time Out Market, Edge, One World Observatory, Watermark Beach, Somewhere Nowhere, and more. While these parties will cost you some coin, if you've ever tried to elbow your way through the public viewing areas, you know it's worth the expense. If you'd rather spend the day at the beach, Coney Island is launching its own July 4th fireworks. Speaking of Coney Island, July 4 is also the date of the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest —if you can stomach watching, that is. Here's our full guide to the best 4th of July events in NYC for 2025. Weather forecast for 4th of July in NYC As of now, the weather looks (dare we say it?) perfect! AccuWeather is predicting a sunny day with a high temperature of 85 degrees. Don't forget the sunglasses, and sunscreen and plenty of water. DEP "Water on the Go" water-bottle-refill stations may be available in proximity to fireworks entry points at select public viewing locations, Macy's said. NYC street closures for the 4th of July There are a LOT of street closures in Manhattan and Brooklyn to know about for the holiday, so if you're driving or riding in a taxi, be prepared. If you can take the train, that's a better bet. Subway service will be increased before and after our the fireworks display, per Macy's. The following streets will be closed for the Macy's 4th of July Annual Fireworks Celebration on Friday, July 4, per NYC DOT. Manhattan: Area bounded by Grand Street on the North; Catherine Street/Slip on the South; South Street/FDR Drive on the East; East Broadway on the West (All Inclusive) FDR Drive between Brooklyn Battery Underpass and Delancey Street (including exit/entrance ramps) Montgomery Street between FDR and Grand Street Allen Street between Canal Street and Division Street/Pike Street Pike Street between Division Street and Canal Street Robert F. Wagner Sr. Place between Pearl Street and South Street Frankfort Street between Gold Street and Pearl Street Dover Street between Pearl Street and South Street Peck Slip between Pearl Street and South Street Beekman Street between Pearl Street and South Street Fulton Street between Gold Street and Pearl Street John Street between Water Street and South Street Maiden Lane between Water Street and South Street Wall Street between Water Street and South Street Gouverneur Lane between Water Street and South Street Old Slip between Water Street and South Street Broad Street between Water Street and South Street Whitehall Street between Water Street and South Street State Street between Water Street/Whitehall Street and Battery Place West Street between Battery Place and West Thames Street Gold Street between Fulton Street and Frankfort Street Pearl Street between Fulton Street and St. James Place St. James Place between Robert F. Wagner Sr. Place and Oliver Street Water Street between State Street/Whitehall Street and Pearl Street Water Street between Beekman Street and Dover Street Front Street between Old Slip and John Street Front Street between Beekman Street and Dover Street Battery Place between State Street/Broadway and West Street South Street between Whitehall Street and Jackson Street Manhattan Bridge Brooklyn: Brooklyn Bridge John Street between Jay Street and Adams Street Plymouth Street between Pearl Street and Main Street Water Street between Adams Street and Old Fulton Street Front Street between Jay Street and Old Fulton Street York Street between Jay Street and Front Street Tillary Street between Prince Street and Cadman Plaza West Joralemon Street between Furman Street and Adams Street Atlantic Avenue between Furman Street and Flatbush Avenue Degraw Street between Columbia Street and Van Brunt Street Summit Street between Van Brunt Street and Imlay Street Pioneer Street between Van Brunt Street and Conover Street King Street between Van Brunt Street and Ferris Street Sullivan Street between Van Brunt Street and Dead End Wolcott Street between Van Brunt Street and Dead End Dikeman Street between Van Brunt Street and Dead End/Ferris Street Coffey Street between Van Brunt Street and Dead End Van Dyke Street between Van Brunt Street and Dead End Beard Street between Van Brunt Street and Conover Street Reed Street between Van Brunt Street and Conover Street Jay Street between York Street and Dead End Pearl Street between York Street and John Street Adams Street between York Street and John Street Washington Street between York Street and Dead End/Plymouth Street Main Street between Front Street and Plymouth Street Old Fulton Street between Cadman Plaza West and Furman Street Furman Street between Old Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue Hicks Street between Old Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue Henry Street between Old Fulton Street and Atlantic Avenue Cadman Plaza West between and Old Fulton Street and Joralemon Street Adams Street between Brooklyn Bridge/Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard and Joralemon Street/Fulton Street Flatbush Avenue/Flatbush Avenue Extension between Manhattan Bridge and Atlantic Avenue Columbia Street between Atlantic Avenue and Degraw Street Van Brunt Street between Degraw Street and Dead End Imlay Street between Summit Street and Pioneer Street
