Dűlő Étterem — Restaurant in Miskolci járás

Great restaurant in Miskolc. I love the interior and their garden outside place that’s a mix of modern (industrial) and old. It’s a great venue for big dinners and events. Especially in the summer.

In terms of food, I found that it was amazingly presented. It was tasty too, but without the kick.. somehow it was lovely but not that memorable. Sadly I didn’t find it fulfilling, and I’d expect to feel full when I eat out. They didn’t have a huge variation of options for the first course, so I went for a main and dessert instead. They served an appetiser that was interesting but a bit odd tasting. The main was lovely, but as I said, not extraordinarily and didn’t feel full afterwards. The dessert was gorgeous looking but not fully my taste either. I believe the wine matching wasn’t the best to bring out the best from the food/wine either.

Service was lovely, prompt and attentive, but I was the only customer.

They have a good selection of Hungarian wines, now it’s changed to smaller...

After a long drive from the other side of the country, we happened upon this place in Miskolc. Upon entering, we were kindly greeted by the host who also seemed to be manning the bar and assisted in serving us. The staff was friendly and helpful. They could tell right away that my wife doesn't speak Hungarian, so they spoke to us in Hunglish (Hungarian-English hybrid). The food was great--especially the grilled chicken. Bread was served before the main course arrived and it came with a beet salad. Normally, I would be displeased with beet salad. Who am I, Dwight Schrute? But this beet salad was excellent! I was pleasantly surprised. My roast beef came with what seems like some small fried mashed potato cakes. They were also delicious. Also worth mentioning: the plates themselves were quite nice. Their design was unique and they felt pretty substantial and...

While slightly off the beaten track, have no worries since Miskolc is a small town so it takes only 10 minutes from the city centre in order to reach this restaurant. And boy, was the walk worth it! The tartar was heavenly, perfectly seasoned and flavourful. The fish was also lovely, fresh and cooked impeccably. The waiting lady was super nice, and recommended to us the best palinka we've ever had (make sure to go with the quince). Atmosphere was super chill, with tables spaciously distributed so that each guest could have privacy, and discreet music in the background. All in all, a fancy experience with none of the...