Korvin Étterem - Korvin Étterem

I can only recommend! Very delicious food courteous service! Great place!

We ate a well-prepared menu. The service was quick and courteous. The restaurant is cultured, clean and cozy. The inscriptions on the walls are cute.

Spacious, clean rooms, large terrace, delicious food, large selection, courteous service, large portions, I can only recommend.

It's worth taking a few minutes' walk from the Main Square to here. No weight and the kitchen is very good!

Since November 2005, we operate our restaurant in a family business. We welcome our guests in a familiar environment, with Hungarian dishes and a varied menu of menus every day of the week. Our restaurant is located in the city center, with a closed garden, free parking. In addition, we provide an opportunity to conduct private, family and corporate events.

We held my graduation here 5 years ago, today - as the other papal restaurants were either closed or overcrowded - we wanted to celebrate my mother’s birthday here. Tragedy in several acts ... When we entered, they ate at 2 tables outside of us or prepared for some kind of event in the hall - but they didn’t say they couldn’t receive us. The tablecloth was sealed, the cutlery was stained, and it was terribly cold, I sat with my coat on my back all the way through lunch - which was otherwise two and a half hours net, although we ate nothing but soup and main course. The wait staff was benevolent, but she wasn’t even aware of the most basic etiquette, she was putting my parents (who are slowly approaching the sixty) all the way through. We placed all the orders at once, but we also had to wait at least half an hour for our drinks, and then we didn’t get any food for at least another hour after that. Tens of minutes after placing my order, the waitress came back saying I ran out of the food I had ordered, so choose another one. Then, after another ten minutes, he came back again that they had run out of the pickles I was asking for (I emphasize, the restaurant was squealing from emptiness). When he was told that he had no bread when serving the ordered gypsy steak, we were no longer surprised. Finally, we asked for coffee and hot chocolate. The latter was fine, but the coffees cooled down by the time the waitress got there (after another quarter of an hour of waiting). Our drinks ran out over time, but that apparently didn’t interest the waitress mobilizing behind the counter (?). The cherry on the foam was when one of the female employees (operating in the room) behind the counter changed hurriedly and I had a chance to admire her white bra. I wasn't curious. If you want an adventurous, expensive, but definitely memorable experience, I recommend you avoid it by the way.