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Top 5 Italian food in Morbisch, Burgenland, Austria
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Morbisch. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you. including Pizzeria San Remo, Restaurant Marina Morbisch, Haydnkeller Restaurant & Pizzeria, Forum Pizzeria, Rokalyuk Etterem es Sorozo
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1. Pizzeria San Remo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By LindaWanderer2013
Moerbisch was pretty well closed on the Monday we visited. I think they get lots of visitors over the weekend from Vienna and a music festival had just finished. Anyway we found this little place on the main street and had a drink and cake - the local Moerbischtorte was delicious. Small area for outdoor eating and also limited seating inside. Toilets are downstairs so not good for anyone with mobility problems.
2. Restaurant Marina Morbisch
Reviewed By mmsbd
We went there to have some evening snack in July 2014. We ordered cakes & drinks. Pros + Great quality+ Good Service+ Nice location Cons- Mosquitoes at outside - Buffet table was bit messy with left-over food
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3. Haydnkeller Restaurant & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By IDea1
Actually we were sailing into Rust and started our tour off at Seehotel Rust, were we left our boat. From there it was just a few minutes walk into the center of Rust where you may find this restaurant. We decided to eat there as it lies within a nice place which makes you feel comfortable. Of course we already expected it to be some sort of touristic as well because of its location but on rare occasions residents want to feel like strangers as well ;-)We made use of the "Schanigarten" in front of the restaurant which was sheltered with awnings, which was useful as it started to drizzle lateron. The (hungarian) waiters were due to the fact that they work in a touristic area still quite nice (but not more than necessary) and drinks were served immediatly after ordering. Even for the food we had not to wait very long. We had Zander, Tafelspitz, a small Pizza and chicken nuggets. The fish was o.k., but the Semmelkren of the Tafelspitz was not good at all and I was more than disappointed about that, as it usually has a very good taste. Even the Tafelspitz itself was not what I expected. At least with the chicken nuggets they didn't do anything wrong. The Pizza was quite o.k. as well. Actually tastes are different but with some dishes, like Tafelspitz, you simply have to reach a certain standard. Another aspect which showed that it was not a "real" Austrian restaurant: we had to pay for additional "Ketchup" extra (⬠0,60), which is usually never the case in restaurants. I found this really poor when I spotted it on the invoice lateron.All in all we paid ⬠60,-- for 2 adults and 2 small kids.After all I would not go there again as there are a lot more restaurants and Heurige in Rust to visit which are typically Austrian (or better call it "typical for Rust") and have excellent food and friendly service.Anyway you may check their homepage: www.haydnkeller.at
4. Forum Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By 458norbertl
Visited with family for a dinner. Pizzas were rather mediocre, a tad bit more burnt than necessary, and the bolognese topping was very salty. Overall taste was OK, but nothing special.The Mexican dishes were good, although they did not really have typical Mexican flavors, or at least not strongly enough for our taste. Service was acceptable, but not at all kind or caring, limited only to the minimum level of interaction. At least we did not have to wait much.All in all, a pretty much forgettable experience. Was good for a quick dinner, but overpriced for what we got.
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5. Rokalyuk Etterem es Sorozo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By railbuffs
This is a pub-style restaurant with a nice line in italian food and a friendly manager who spent several years working in the UK so his english is (unusually for Hungary outside Budapest) excellent. The portions are pretty generous too : I had an excellent wild mushroom risotto which, for the first time in ages, I could not completely finish. Desserts were great, and decaffeinated coffee was on offer as well. Well worth a visit.
