Móricz Kert - Móricz Kert

We, the family, really love the Móricz Garden. My 2 little girls are there for her. If we had a dedicated part for the little ones (2 swings would be uber cool) then we would have the 5 stars.

A real ruin pub. Pleasant garden area, great place for fun gatherings in summer. Right next door is the Dallas Biliard Club where you can play darts. Worth a visit.

I loved it when I was a regular, regular visitor. It was a pleasure to see that the average audience of 25-35 years old 'got' a place where they could have a beer, talk with nice music. Then the age limit is 18, so the whole standard goes down to 18, if not lower. The space has been expanded, sometimes with better design, sometimes with worse design. Then it got crowded, many young people and a lot of performers I didn't know much about. With that being said, I have no problem supporting my young talents! But they had already put everyone on the counter. Even though there were 6 of them, the line was snaking when two bartender girls stopped chatting. They saw them waiting, but they didn't care. Such as when the bartender is 18, he enjoys the spin around him, but the fact that his work is not focused is fixed.

The service is under criticism, with four counters unable to handle one hundred and fifty people at a thirty-meter-long counter, especially if half are acquaintances and serve them in front of everyone (“Kinga Légyszi would like two vodka oranges, three beers, and a gin tonocyte .And I'd like a beer and a jaeger, too. "

It would be a great place if you didn’t have to wait 30 minutes to be served because the counter chick only talks to those who pay him well.

A real classic place for summer evenings. The selection of drinks is good, the console girls are cute and clever. Good rock concerts (but there could be more). The drained brown Kozel is sometimes very tough (because it runs out) or not at all (because it is sour). It was because of the despacito I fled from here but I am aware that not everyone is a rocker, although it would be a good idea to drive a little in this direction, such as the Racket in Debrecen, which should be an example to follow. After all, in neighboring Hollywood there are very good metallic concerts. I'm cheering for the Móricz garden. Now you can get very good and tasty tapas or quality sandwiches that you put together.

We used to come here a lot, the seats, the decor and the atmosphere were very unique. I don't live in Nyíregyháza anymore, I haven't been here for a very long time. We visited the garden over the weekend. There were very few seats for two or four people in the place, they were all occupied, there was only two seats in the immediate vicinity of the counter, so half of the entrance we sat down at a table of six (I would add that there were quite a few six / eight benches left). Not long after, a group of 18-20 year old lanybucsus came in, they passed us, and five minutes later one of the girls at the counter came to let us sit down, because the girls want to sit here. My question as to why they don't sit in the other vacancies where they fit in the same way has not been answered. Since we sat in the part closest to the secrets we didn’t want a bad week, it is simply incomprehensible to me that even if I was organizing a bigger event, why don’t I book a table? If you have a full house do you even set up a table because they are 'spans'? I’ve been to quite a few places before and the bartender never came out to set us up. Especially if you still have nowhere to sit. We would have consumed more, but we pulled down the remaining beer and left.

Cozy ruin pub with good prices. The first time was very good.