

Tisza-tó Panzió Étterem is actually an inn with a restaurant. Open May 1st to September 15, the restaurant’s average entrée costs about 1,000 HUF and side dishes are around 250 to 450 HUF. The halászlé (fish soup), from freshly caught Tisza fish, is a meal in itself. They have English-speaking waiters and menus in English as well.
The inn has tennis courts and air-conditioned rooms. It's a good value at about 10,000 HUF for a double. At this writing they are constructing a thermal spa next door.
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