Gasthof zum Hochfelln

We were on the road all day with the bike and had fun on something deft. from this reason we ordered a wurstsalat. this tasted excellent, also the brot was very good. the amount was big enough to get tired.

We were welcomed with greater ease and felt comfortable in the hospitable. the menu is bilingual German/ungarian. the marlenka cake is offered and we tried it. the served piece was very small and the cake a rather dry occasion. not our taste.The pork fillet with mushroom sauce was very nicely garnished. Unfortunately, the filet was a bit too long in the pan and the sauce was very tasteless. the portions were very generous (except for cakes). the carving of the art, pommes and salat were very good. if we hadn't fallen through that, we would have given 4 points.

Surprisingly, in the middle of Bavaria, Hungarian cuisine is also offered. personal is friendly. Hungarian dishes have tasted. menu bilingual German-Hungarian.

The prices are a little bit above the local average, however it is tastefully really very good, fine tasted and sometimes something else. only recommended!

We were looking forward to real Hungarian cuisine, but unfortunately we were a little disappointed. eating was very fat. but the desserts were very good. but it doesn't have to be.