St. Hubertus Panzió Étterem

Restaurant off the main street behind a nice little park. Dogs are not allowed in the cozy and rustic interior area, but they are allowed at the four equally rustic wooden tables with a solid roof outside. The boss speaks exclusively Hungarian, the menu is also written in German and English, although the translations are sometimes very free. All dishes are cooked completely fresh, the waiting times are correspondingly long, and the quality is correspondingly excellent. The prices are moderate and a visit is definitely worth it. We had two starters and four main courses and everything tasted very good. There is no service charge and an appropriate tip should be factored into your budget. We'd love to come back.

We went there for lunch on Saturday at noon. The tables outside were dirty. We made an ashtray, the ashtray we got was full of dicks and damn dirty. The trash cans and ash trays that were set up were full. It was indicated for a small lady, and 1/4 of the table was wiped by her. The speed of service is the right shop for me. Bone broth was cloudy and tasteless with a sour taste. Grilled chicken was dry but tasty, side dish was delicious. The tarragon soup was delicious. It was delicious with a side dish of trout. Espresso was very thin.

We didn't get into the restaurant because you can't bring dogs in. We do not understand the reasons for this. We regretted it because we wanted to taste the food. Service: 1 Location: 1

Fantastic place. The area, the accommodation, the restaurant are simply great. The server/cleaner Szandi should definitely be kept, such a kind, polite, friendly employee is rare, and I have been to many places in the world. The chef, the portions, the quality, everything, everything is sumptuous. Thank you, I will definitely come back here, I highly recommend it to everyone. Food drinks: Both quantity and quality are great

They didn't even let us in Rooms: 1 Service: 1 Location: 1