Location: Deutschkreutz
Top Restaurants in Deutschkreutz
Deutschkreutz Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Deutschkreutz
Deutschkreutz (Hungarian: Sopronkeresztúr until 1899, Németkeresztúr Yiddish: צעלעם, translit. Zelem Croatian: Kerestur) is an Austrian market town in the district of Oberpullendorf in the state of Burgenland.
Things to do in Deutschkreutz
1. Vadaszkurt Pension and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Hunting Horn Guest-house Our inn offers well-equipped, carefully furnished and spacious rooms and is located in the green belt environment of Sopron, but it is also close to the centre of the town. Huge selection of wines. We would like to recommend our wide variety of winey to your attention. 80% of our wine selection can be tasted by only a single glass, which is quite unique! Extraorninary selection of hungarian wines, wine tastings, wine dinners
Reviewed By USAtouristcom - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A quaint family run restaurant and B&B in a quiet residential neighborhood near downtown Sopron. The husband serves the food while the wife cooks. There are quite a few excellent restaurants in Sopron, but this one may be the best. They serve traditional Hungarian fare. The carp soup with beans and cabbage is outstanding. All of the portions are generous. They have a great selection of Hungarian wines. When we asked about the red wines, the owner brought us three different wines to try gratis. All were excellent. The owner speaks excellent English. The wall is plastered with culinary awards. You can easily taste how they earned them. Prices are amazingly modest.
2. Forum Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Balls99 - Grand Bend, Canada
Good wood fired pizza. Only have German menu so pizza toppings were a surprise.
Service ok a bit slow. Good spot for a beer or glass of wine. English was not in use here. Ordered a salad but was lost in translation..never arrived!
Dinner with wine about ten bucks!
3. Jegverem
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
Reviewed By silangel1 - Budapest, Hungary
We didn't have reservation, but we were lucky we had a table for two despite it was a Saturday night. The staff is more than friendly and nice.
The meals are very tasty and served nicely. The dumplings were amazing with peach inside.
This restaurant is in the city, you can park near to it on the street.
They have rooms as well.
The restaurant is recommended.
4. Papa Joe's Saloon & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Mark K - Budaors, Hungary
During our short stay in Sopron, we tested the top restaurants here: this steakhouse won't disappoint you (maybe just a bit). Service, pries and the atmosphere are all good, however the steaks we tested were not excellent: maybe this is a one-off glitch, but instead of medium, all 3 were slightly over-cooked. In case of steaks, even seconds count, and these steaks were not perfect, sorry. You may find other food as well, but most probably you visit a steakhouse for the variety of steaks. Wine-list is OK, you can find a good match with steaks.
5. Gyogygodor Borozo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Reviewed By 4xWandering_Kiwis - Auckland, New Zealand
We travelled across the border from Austria to Hungary for a day and chose this cellar restaurant for lunch. Great selection of dishes, huge servings and really delicious! Really lovely atmosphere with red and white checked tablecloths and brick vaulted ceiling. Definitely a good choice!
6. Feher Rozsa Inn Sopron
Overall Ratings
4 based on 108 reviews
Reviewed By David F - Barcelona, Spain
Authentic local restaurant, located in the the center of Sopron. They serve authentic local food, with big portions. The food is nicely made with fair prices. They also offer good value lunch menu and free parking possibility next to the restaurant. The staff is very nice. I definitely recommend it.
7. Perkovatz-Haz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By EB D - Washington DC, District of Columbia
One of the top 3 restaurants in old Sopron. Looks like an English pub but the food is excellent homey Hungarian - soups, goulash, salads, schnitzel. German and English understood (and English spoken if you get the young brunette waitress who is always running). Excellent beer and wine selection, Go to register at end of meal to pay if they do not bring the check,
8. Tercia Hubertus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By P-Mischer
Good location, but outside of the city center (20 mins walk). Hungarian atmosphere, good service with a lot of explanation for the non-Hungarians. Menu not too fancy or long, but enough selection (except maybe for desert). Good wine list. Prices higher than average, but still very acceptable (ca. 20€ per person, incl. a bit of wine) ans shared desert. Recommended.
9. Erhardt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 331 reviews
Reviewed By esthero1 - London, United Kingdom
Four of us had a relaxed lunch at this establishment on a Saturday. The food is of highest quality, beautifully presented and with a fair price. Worthy of special mention are the Magalica pork and the goose dishes. The waiter was knowledgeable about the food...MoreDear Guest! Thank You for Your recommendation! Erhardt’s Team
10. Deak Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 75 reviews
The Deak Restaurant is the sites and mellowed building of the Deak square in Sopron, the longest<br>one in Middle Europe. The building which is found at the corner of the Deak square and the Elisabeth street was built<br>by the famous architect Antal Ullein in 1891. At the beginning it functioned as a restaurant, later it became the Lobl dancehouse and finally it became an Italian coffee house. The name of the square was „ the 1 of Mai” from 1947 until the breakthrough. During this time the restaurant became gradually a phenomena under the name „ Deak”. Sopron people were gathering here, young lovers found each other while the elder generation kept good memories at this place. The name of the square and restaurant was given after Ferenc Deak (1803-1867), who was called „The wise Hungarian”. The owners insisted on tradition and renovated the restaurant and the popular garden. Deak is caracterised by quality, the meeting point of old and new, comfort and reform of the kitchen. By the renovation and placing the statue of Ferenc Deak on the building, the owners intented to pay a tribute to the memory of the great patriot. In 2011, the restaurant was honoured with the grand prize of the KerTrend competition of open-air restaurants, and it was awarded with the Quality Prize of the Hungarian Tourism LTD in 2014.
Reviewed By johannesfa - London, United Kingdom
Excellent lunch restaurant. It combines large portions and affordable prices of traditional Hungarian restaurants, with a "Western" inspired menu. Large patio to enjoy during hot Summer days. A small play area makes it good also for families with kids.
