Árpád Borozó

German/Hungarian cuisine of decent quality and fair price. Entertainment was a little bit cheesy, but very funny. Local musician was playing music for each nationality of the visitors (appeared to be mainly German). However, did have a treat of listening to Gangsta's Paradise on violin (not something I expected in the foothills of Hungary).

andrewc621

Friendly staff, but virtually no English spoken. Had to use my 40 year old schoolboy German. Food, a pork dish with mushrooms and tomatoes, and a lovely side salad, was OK, but unexceptional. Very annoying local musician catering to the mostly German guests with the worst of the 1970s charts.

PeterCourt227

The foods were authentic Hungarian style and the live classical Hungarian musics played there were such a treat. The lady owner Csilla was very friendly and she even find time to sit down and chat with us. The views of Lake Balaton Upper Land Vineyards were so beautiful.

Fuesane C

The Árpád wine cellar is a very cozy pub on the Egregy vineyards with an amazing view and good wines. Our original aim was the Római pince, that we visited a few times in 2016, and found the best restaurant in Hévíz, but unfortunately, it closed because of the winter time. This place was recommended by our taxi driver and was a very welcoming restaurant, where the guest felt at home immediately. Since it was a very late lunch, before the main course, we had to order something fast, life-saving dish. It was Fried Camembert cheese on toasts with blueberry jam. Perfect for two people standing on the threshold of starvation. The speed how we demolished it was the best praise. Our mains were a pork chop breaded in tócsi with a mixed salad for my daughter and a Gordon Bleu with Tócsi and mixed salad for me. What is tócsi? It's a potato dish that other part of Hungary called tócsni, and I would describe it as a kind of potato pancake. We both had a garlic sauce together with our dishes. They were good, but not special. Since on the opposite hillside we could see the houses of Cserszegtomaj, we drank a wine called Cserszegi fűszeres, that propagated on the slopes of that vineyard, and was a perfect addition to the meal.

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