(hu) Nádas csárda

A wedding is always nice, have yours in Nádas Csárda, at the best price!” Nádas Csárda has been open for 13 years and awaits you if your look for a restaurant with homely atmosphere and delicious Hungarian dishes. The owner and his wife do their best to ensure and maintain the good reputation of the Csárda and to make sure, guests can enjoy a friendly intimate atmosphere. Due to the spacious layout of the building we can host a wide range of events (to the satisfaction of our guests): up to 200 people can dine in the main restaurant; further 100 people can be served on the terrace; if a pavilion is used, altogether 600 people can celebrate together. You can stay as long as you want, with no extra charge! Should you plan a wedding, a class reunion, family or business gathering or even a ball, our Csárda is a suitable place for the event – and we offer the best rates of the region. On request we also help you with additional services: choosing live music bands, decorations, finding a photographer or cameraman, organizing fireworks, accommodation. On our constant menu you find traditional Hungarian dishes but on the pre-booked meetings/events our guest can also try gastronomic specialites. We also have a weekly menu, which mainly includes the characteristic meals of the home-made Hungarian cuisine. As in summer we also have a daily menu, at lunch we have a large number of returning guests both from the region and also from abroad. If you wish to have a pleasant day, visit us and have a delicious lunch or dinner in our Csárda, or just have a glass of fine wine/brandy, a hot coffee or a tea while pondering on the big questions of life. There is live music and we offer personal service on weekends. During the whole year we try to encourage gastronomy enthusiasts to leave the four walls of their home and take part at our various events. In short: Nádas Csárda is awaiting you in a most  romantic atmosphere: Works of a cook disappear easily, the better they are the quicker they are devoured! He is usually a secret hero, his kitchen is his exile but place of freedom too!” (Pál Eszterházy)