Halászkert (Fisherman's Garden) Restaurant

Halászkert Restaurant is one of the oldest and best-known restaurants in Balatonfüred, located in the town's renovated Reform-era district, at the intersection of Highway 71 and Zákonyi Ferenc Street. The history of the restaurant dates back to the 1940s, when it was still a small garden restaurant with a thatched roof. Based on the plans of Kossuth and Ybl Awardee internationally renowned architect Imre Makovecz, the restaurant was rebuilt in 1963after the original building, which had been a romantic dining venue in Füreden, was demolished.

The restaurant is particularly proud of its rich selection of fish dishes, which evoke the atmosphere of Lake Balaton. The most popular dishes include Balaton fish soup made from catfish and catfish patties with a turmeric sauce. In addition, the menu features many other unique dishes that combine elements of traditional Hungarian cuisine and modern gastronomy.

Halászkert Restaurant is located in Balatonfüred, at 3 Zákonyi Ferenc Street, right next to Tagore Park, on the shore of Lake Balaton. The restaurant is easily accessible on foot from the town center and by car, as there are several parking spaces available nearby. The train station and ferry terminal are only a few minutes away, making it an ideal choice for those arriving by public transport. The restaurant has a barrier-free entrance, making it easily accessible for guests with limited mobility.

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