The Best Places to Eat Near Andrassy Kuria & Spa, by the Record
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Rank 1. Talu
Modern Eastern European
The vaulted cellar of a manor house makes for a more dramatic dining room than most restaurants manage on purpose. Talu is the hotel restaurant of Andrássy Kúria & Spa, serving modern Hungarian cooking built around regional recipes and local produce, Mangalitsa pork among them. The Tokaj wine list leans heavily on the neighbors, with plenty available by the glass, which is a polite way of saying the evening can extend comfortably.
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Rank 2. Dereszla Bisztró
Modern Hungarian Eastern European
A stepped terrace over the river, a glass-and-wood room, and you're squarely in Tokaj wine country. This bistro is a family operation, with one brother running the floor and the other in the kitchen turning out a short menu of modern Hungarian cooking built around local Mangalitsa and trout. The wine list writes itself given the postcode. It's the kind of unhurried lunch that quietly rearranges the rest of your afternoon plans.
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A hillside wine estate restaurant in Tokaj wine country, where the terrace looks straight out over the vines you'll be drinking from. The kitchen runs a short à la carte alongside two tasting menus, one built entirely around the region itself, paired with local Sauska wines. Start with a glass in the bar before moving through to the sleek dining room, and ask someone to show you the winery below if you'd like the full picture.
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Rank 5. Anyukám Mondta
Mediterranean Italian
The focaccia comes out of a wood-fired oven, and that detail tells you a lot about what kind of neighborhood restaurant this is. The menu moves between homemade pizzas, modern Italian plates, and daily specials that occasionally take a turn toward the Middle East. Prices stretch across enough range that you can eat here casually or push further into dinner territory. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, and the service runs with genuine warmth rather than ceremony.
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Rank 6. Avalon Ristorante
Italian
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Rank 7. Végállomás Bistro&Wine
Modern Eastern European
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A modern restaurant tucked into a small Bükk Mountains village, where the locals don't just eat here, they grow the produce. The seasonal menu leans country-generous, using whole ingredients rather than trimming them into elegance. A decked terrace in summer, a fire in winter. The couple running it also hosts farmers' markets and guest chef nights, making it feel less like a restaurant and more like the village's living room. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
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Rank 9. IKON
Hungarian Eastern European