New gourmet centre to open in the city centre of Budapest

As zoom.hu reports, the profile of Alexandra (previously a bookstore) would expand thoroughly, proprietor Zoltán Varga would establish a real gastronomical centre. The owner and chief executive of Central Magyarország was interviewed by Kreatív newspaper.

Zoltán Varga talked about many enterprises he owns. We were sitting in the house functioning as photographic studio and video studio, event venue and restaurant: the Societé creative and cultural centre. He told us that they opted for creating a space for free creative work where artists, designers, content makers and youtubers can enjoy themselves.

“It is a long-term investment, but everything that is generated here, the actual content of art exhibitions and fashion shows belong to us, and when we want to present these in the media, Central will be in a privileged situation.”

The house, previously home to the Alexandra bookstore, would be financed by gastronomy festivals and other events. According to the proprietor, besides female content, gastro-contents would be emphasized, the Alexandra on Károly-körút would be rebuilt accordingly to this. There will be a gastro-bookshop, café, spice store, wine shop and organic products will be sold as well.

“There are numerous similar examples around the world, Eataly, Covent Garden; we also want to collect everything in the house that can be interesting for our readers or customers. We are planning on creating a gourmet centre, but we still have to come up with a name.”

According to the plan, they would establish a Nosalty cooking school as well, moreover, they would bring the same thing to existence in Poland, too, where the cooking webpage, which has over one million subscribers in Hungary, is still something new. Varga sees big possibilities in Nosalty’s entering the Polish market, since in Poland there is a gastronomic revolution at the moment.