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Tartare, steaks and spare ribs represent the final stage of the circular economy surrounding "bull beef". But even without a walk through the information exhibition, the (mostly) meaty delights taste delicious.
Between corrida posters, guitars and Spanish flags, there are always invitations to gourmet evenings that celebrate tapas culture in particular: albóndigas, lentil pots and "gambas al ajillo" await.
Lunch is guaranteed - thanks to venison escalope, veal liver or the already classic fish and chips on Fridays. You are also well catered for here when it comes to wine.
The beef soup and roast pork quickly reveal the quality of the cuisine with St. Florian as the patron saint of the kitchen. The wine selection in the house knows how to surprise. The cream slice is always good too.
The magic of the inner courtyard has remained, and although Michal Rabina has expanded the menu, he has also retained the Pannonian basic bass. The former WeinSchwein has also upped the ante when it comes to wine.
Pizza from the stone oven is more common, but "Italianità" is rare. In addition to sea fish and "frutti di mare" - a rare discipline in the inland! - they also have a sweet tooth.
Maki and gyoza are no longer exotic offerings. But when your own herbs (or fresh chili) accompany the cuisine, it often turns into something surprising. High standards and delicious kimchi!
Fine wines from the vineyards around Deutschkreutz accompany the classic pub fare (roast pork). And if there's "Tscharda-Palatschinke" on the menu again - go for it!
Traditional family business. In summer, barbecue evenings with musical accompaniment are very popular, as are the crispy yet tender calamari. Game weeks are held in the fall.
The garlic-spiced hake refers to nearby Hungary, as the cuisine is as boundless as Liszt's music. In addition to Pannonian dishes, Asian dishes such as prawn noodles or surf and turf also await.
Don't worry, Matthias Mirth's vinotheque is well stocked, but nobody lives Uhudler culture (and game cuisine!) like he does. With his own menu - highlight: "Uhudlerei Surf & Turf" - you can experience the south.
Traditional Austrian cuisine is a perfect match for the beautifully decorated arcade house. Whether it's just a snack or dishes such as fish soup, root vegetables or a gröstl is irrelevant.
A Burgenland classic awaits on the way to Rust. Decorated with the arcades and the garden, the kitchen now serves Indian food from the tandoor twice a week in addition to the house favorites!