Jankay Kávéház és Étterem — Restaurant in Békéscsabai járás

It used to be better. Probably long ago. Keeping the street side entrance door open in a day where short rain and gentle sun changes, in the summer, results in mosquitos. We got those attacking as well, inside the place. All that while a large airco system (probably) works which is far to hard set, right above the tables.

But that aside...menu. So, you sit down, you take time to select from the main menu, preparing for a good lunch. Once you spent all that time, you meet with the announcement, when you try to order (at the counter like in some small McDonald's at a station), that one cannot choose today from the menu. And receiving a shrunk variation, to start all over.

OK, you got through that one as well. Then the food comes...watery meat, blend, completely unseasoned, with sharp little bones in a meat dish where that doesn't belong to. Our dishes received absolutely no attention beyond some cooking. When customers prepare WAY better food than a restaurant, there is no justification to go there and pay it to be kept open.

Well, we won't.

The waitress young lady is kind, friendly, she is most certainly the one good point of the place, but that's where it ends, too. Sadly. I can't stress this enough: it's not a restaurant. The city has choices....

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