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Piroska Csárda

Richly carved Transylvanian gate in front of the lovely, shingled house. The menu includes Hungarian, and international dishes plus some Sekler specialties can be found. In summer, BBQ night on Thursdays. Spoken languages: Hungarian, German.

Address: Csokonai utca 2
Hours: Wed–Sun 11:30–21:00
Price: 4000-6000 Ft
Website: piroskacsarda.hu (opens in a new tab)

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