Törökméz is a breakfast restaurant perched on Rózsadomb, a verdant foothill on the Buda side of the Danube. They specialize in on-trend breakfast foods: shakshuka, eggs Benedict, savory French toast, you name it. Local beers and wines are also available. Being on the Buda side, away from the tourist-heavy areas, means the place draws a mainly local crowd. Once here, you could climb up to the nearby tomb of Gül Baba, a charismatic muslim monk who died during Buda-Pest's Ottoman occupation in 1541 and his resting place is a scenic and quiet area with a sweeping panorama.

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