Step into a world of enchantment at The Magic II, where the realm of wizardry meets culinary delight. This intriguing sister to the original The Magic restaurant continues to captivate aspiring sorcerers just a few corners from Nyugati railway station.
Nestled in the heart of District VI, this arcane sanctuary beckons devotees of the magical arts every day of the week. With its expanded chambers, The Magic II weaves even more intricate spells of design and wonder. The wizards behind The Magic have conjured an immersive experience that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy.
Through collaborations with master craftsmen, they’ve sculpted an interior that whisks patrons away on a journey through the looking glass. Enchantments abound in every nook and cranny. Mythical beasts lurk in shadowy corners, portraits spring to life before your eyes, and mirrors hold secrets untold. The air thrums with ethereal melodies, while a resident magician dazzles guests with mystifying illusions. Above, the ceiling crackles with ever-changing bolts of magical energy, as enchanted broomsticks dance in mid-air. Even a visit to the water closet holds surprises, with the ghostly giggle of a familiar young witch echoing off the tiles. Dishes bearing whimsical monikers materialize before you, but only after you’ve selected your potion of choice, delivered in a bubbling cauldron. For the truly daring, the enigmatic black burgers offer a taste of the unknown.
From sunrise to sunset, The Magic II serves up enchanted brunches, mystical desserts, and steaming elixirs. As night falls, the bar comes alive with potent magical brews for adult wizards and witches, transforming the dining hall into a bewitching nocturnal playground where spirits both ethereal and potable mingle freely. The Magic II is a living tapestry of wonder, with new enchantments appearing as if by magic, enticing return visits. The whimsical place can accommodate covens of up to 150, perfect for magical gatherings. Don’t forget to make a reservation to secure your place at this extraordinary feast for the senses.
1065 Budapest, Nagymező utca 45. | Website
