Where does the tradition of Children's Day come from?
Children's Day was first celebrated on 23 April 1920, in Turkey. In Hungary, the first red-letter holiday for the youngest children was celebrated in 1931, although it was not called Children's Day but Children's Week, and lasted for a whole week.
In 1954, the United Nations General Assembly proposed that there should be a day every year, a so-called Universal Children's Day, to mark the day of all the world's children and the unceasing struggle for the well-being of children. It was left up to countries to decide when they wanted to celebrate this day, and in Hungary the date was set for the last Sunday in May each year. Children's Day is celebrated in many countries, in many places on 1 June. This date was set in 1925 at the Geneva Conference on Child Welfare.
And, what can you expect when you come to our Budapest burger joint?
- You can try our unique Black Magic burger, served in a spectacular black coloured pouch;
- you can quench your thirst with our smouldering potions, such as the Fortune Serum or the Elixir of Beauty;
- sweet tooths are also in for a treat, because we have prepared special Magic Waffles for our guests, such as the Orcs' Delicacy or the Unicorn Snack;
- We're also home to fans of The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and other fantasy books and films, so if your child is a fan of the wizarding world, but also if they're just getting to know it, our themed restaurant in Budapest will surely be to your liking;
- You can pay your bill with SZÉP card, but we also accept credit cards and cash;p>
- booking a table is quick and easy: you can choose to book online or by phone, whichever is more convenient for you.
If we've managed to get you in the mood for The Magic, think no more about a great Children's Day out! We welcome you for breakfast, lunch, snack or even a hearty dinner. Come and see us soon!