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Where to eat Wine Bar food in Csopak: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Wine Bar restaurants to try in Csopak. Csopak is a village in Veszprém county, Hungary at Lake Balaton. It is famous for its wine, usually and traditionally made of olaszrizling.
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10. Matroz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By BalazsSoos
A very good restaurant in the heart of Balatonfured. Fish plates are really fresh and tasty, wines are coming from the region a service is friendly. On top of these the place has lovely design, great atmosphere, and playing corner for kids. Highly recommended.
9. Borharapo
Reviewed By elza133
Nagyon hangulatos hely, szép terasszal és belsŠrésszel, ahol finom borokat szolgálnak fel nagyon kedvezŠáron. A kiszolgálás nagyon kedves és figyelmes, csak ajánlani tudom.
8. Figula Borbar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Torinobaba89
The wine was good, the atmosphere also, but the staff... she was very unfriendly and bored. She told us at noon that all the drinks sold out except wine... Maybe improve the staff and the customer service.The bar is in the middle of the walking area, good location.
7. Pokol Pince
Reviewed By Hopihe
Ãvek óta látogatjuk a pincét. Egy alkalommal strandra menet fedeztük fel ezt a gyöngyszemet. A nagy melegben csábÃtóan hÃvogató volt a szÅlÅlugas. Betértünk egy frissÃtÅre... :)Aztán ott ragadtunk ebédre, mert séf az udvaron grillezte az ételeket az illatok csábÃtóak voltak. Olyannyira jól sikerült az evés ivás, hogy a strandolás majdnem elmaradt. Azóta visszajárunk....
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6. Vino Terazza
Reviewed By George_Kecses
We selected this place based on location as it was close to the resort where we were staying. Location is generally great, on the way to the beach with ample free parking space. The menu is very short but the dishes were delicious. The portions are small, the prices are exorbitantly high considering quality and quantity. There is a good selection of vines and a limited selection of overpriced beers. As for the service, our waiter was apparently insulted by requests like a table in the shade, extra bread and napkins. We attributed this rather to lack of experience than lack of customer focus. In summary, if you want a quite place to grab some quick lunch or dinner en route to/from the lake and money is of no concern and you are a patient customer then this place can be recommended. The rating reflects that we do not exactly fit into these categories.
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5. Nem Kacsa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By Sarah F
Don't be surprised if it's quiet, the food is very good. The menu is varied and offers local delicacies.We ordered the Tuna salad for starters. It was a massive portion. Definitely value for money.For mains we ordered crispy chicken, more like grilled chicken breast with a slight of crispy on top, so it was healthy! I was expecting chicken nuggets style, but no, this was healthy and good.My friend had the sausage stew, a typical Hungarian dish. Very good!The staff are helpful and joyful, my only comment, and I write this in the hope the manager sees and wants to improve where they can, all of the staff touch/Scratch/rub some part of their face and body. It doesn't affect the quality of the food or restaurant, it only matters if you're pedantic about these things. If you're OCD like myself.
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4. Kredenc Borbisztro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By Mikey1664
Would probably rank 3.5/5 rather than 4/5 if I could as the food menu was quite limited although they do make efforts to use local ingredients so I want to try to be fair. Craft beer came in a choice of one local craft beer and I ordered 'sausages' which came with a garnish and toasted bread. Food was tasty if perhaps unexciting but ultimately it is the taste that counts. OK for snacks and drinks.
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3. Homola Wine Terrace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
The unique Wine Terrace of Homola Winery on the hill of Paloznak, near Lake Balaton. Amazing view, good local wines, nice staff and tasting.
Reviewed By Martin E
This terrace is a little bit outside of Paloznak. It a walk of around 20 minutes from the town square. It offers a great view over the Balaton lake and you can try the different wines and have a small snack like a kolbasz/salami or cheese platter. The service was also very nice. Thank you very much! We hope to visit you again, soon.Thank you for the great review! We hope to see you again! :)
2. Jasdi Borterasz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Agnes R
We went with friends on an afternoon when a sudden storm forced everyone in from the terrace. While the whole building is very nicely furnished and decorated the acoustics of the inside is so bad, that even a few people cause such a loud noise that you can hardly hear the person sitting next to you! This is a shame as it deffinately ruins the experience. Staff was nice and we have a good wine tasting. They only serve a very limited menu which was a dissapointment for me . With so many other places in the area I am not sure we will return...
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1. Soptei Pinceszet & Etterem
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Marta O
After a whole day of cycling in the heat around Balaton we decided it was time for a good dinner. Soptei Pinceszet & Etterem was everything we expected and more. The staff was very professional and knowledgeable and did not care we wore our sport gear, so no dress code restrictions. Despite that we got a gourmet meal, a great service in very good English and one of the best dining experiences in Hungary. We probably spent there about 4 hours sampling the amazing menu and enjoying the local wine. If I go back to Balaton I will infidelity visit again!!
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