While Cinco de Mayo may not be a major holiday in Mexico, in Debrecen it became the perfect occasion for a lively celebration of Mexican cuisine and culture. On May 5, locals gathered for a festive evening that blended Latin rhythms with bold, authentic flavors at a special food event inspired by the spirit of […]
With an extended program by one extra day, more than thirty new exhibitors, and two hundred dishes, the MBH Bank Gourmet Festival will welcome visitors this year from May 22 to 25 at Millenáris Park.
At the end of April, the tastes of the world once again filled Debrecen by the University of Debrecen students: the beloved International Food Day was held again, one of the most colorful and popular community events organized by international students. This year, students from over twenty countries presented their national dishes, drinks, and cultural […]
Approximately 300,000 visitors are expected to attend Debrecen’s major summer cultural events: the Debrecziner Gourmet Festival in June, the Wine and Jazz Days in July, and the Flower Carnival in August — organizers announced at a press conference held at Békás Lake in the Big Forest on Monday.
Hungary’s most delicious event, the MBH Bank Gourmet Festival, will be held at its usual time and location—the last weekend of May at Millenáris. Due to popular demand, the festival will once again be a four-day event instead of three, welcoming gastronomy lovers from May 22 to 25.
After seven years, sweet lovers will once again take over one of Debrecen’s most unique locations, The Forgotten Castle! On April 5-6, 2025, the 7th Debrecen Sweets Festival will take place, where everything will be about delicious treats, sweet experiences, and family fun.
ALDI Hungary initiated a recall of the BBQ Beef Burger meat 200 g product distributed by the supermarket chain due to the product’s suspected Salmonella contamination, the National Trade and Consumer Protection Authority announced.
After a 10% decline in 2023, reminiscent of the COVID-19 pandemic period, domestic sales of Hungary’s five largest breweries grew by 2.8% in 2024, reaching 5.55 million hectoliters, according to Sándor Kántor, Director of the Hungarian Brewers Association.
A record-breaking number of more than 2,400 samples were entered into the XV. Jubilee Quintessence Pálinka and Spirits Competition in Debrecen.
This year’s award-winning wines will feature at the city’s official events, gastro-cultural programs, and the wine lists of local restaurants.
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