Oenophiles and foodies should head straight to this restaurant and wine mecca, which serves simple but lovingly prepared Hungarian fare including local faves like fish from Lake Balaton (the catfish with paprika curd-cheese pasta is wonderful). The subterranean restaurant's chunky furniture is made from old wine barrels and presses, while the vaulted cellar is the place for wine tastings.
Bacchus
Keszthely
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