Hungarian Americans are individuals in the United States who have Hungarian ancestry or heritage. Many of them are descendants of immigrants who arrived during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fleeing economic hardship and political unrest in Hungary. They have contributed to various aspects of American culture, including cuisine, music, and the arts. The Hungarian American community is often associated with vibrant traditions, such as folk dances and cuisine that features dishes like goulash and langos. Major cities with significant Hungarian populations include Cleveland, Chicago, and Los Angeles, where cultural festivals and events celebrate their heritage and foster community connections.