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Municipality in Bratislava Region, Slovakia
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Pezinok is a city in Bratislava region. Pezinok is a central part of the Small Carpathian Wine Route, a wine-producing region stretching between Bratislava and Trnava. The city has kept and renovated many of the historical buildings, including the original burger's houses, which form a picturesque historic centre of the town, along with a park surrounding the castle dating to the 13th century.
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A family restaurant belonging to one of the biggest wine producers in the region (so it comes with great wines to choose from as well). It is in an ancient wintner house and preserves a lot of its atmospehere. The food is the traditional regional fare, providing an opportunity to sample various local dishes, and the quality is excellent. Try roast piglet or duck with lokse (potato tortillas). There is also a great value lunch buffet menu, where you can choose from a variety of dishes for around €3-4 per person.
One of the most popular restaurants in town, it obviously focuses on Italian food and offers excellent pizza and pasta, especially the pizza comes highly recommended. There are also several more international options on the menu with dishes inspired by Chinese, Mexican, etc., cuisine. Expect to pay around €5 for a pizza (and most other dishes).
While there is seating available outside, it is strongly recommended you head downstairs into the renovated vaulted cellar with its great atmospehere. The restaurant offers a good variety of excellent food that comes in big portions. This is considered one of the most upscale restaurant in town, but still maintains very reasonable prices. For an interesting option, try out some of tbe game dishes or opt for Ciernohorsky Rezen (Blackmountain Chop), a Schnitzel coated in thick potato pancake with cheese on top.
Castle Restaurant
This restaurant and winery is inside the beautiful interiors of the old castle and is probably the most expensive restaurant in Pezinok. There is a great selection of wine and you can sample some of the best of national Slovak wine production here, along with more splurge variety of food.
Restaurant in the city centre, in a beautifully renovated 16th-century wine cellar. It serves a variety of food and has a selection of locally produced wines as well.
This is a budget option and is more of a takeaway (there are a few tables available). It serves only pizza, but this pizza is by many locals considered the best in town and at an excellent price.
This bakery has started out in Pezinok and has come to supply bakery products for most of the region. They offer various traditional freshly-baked local bakery products, sample some of the local cakes here as a snack. There are several other branches open across Pezinok.
The best snack shop in Pezinok. They prepare custom-made baguettes, buns and sandwiches of great quality, as well as (mostly) non-alcoholic drinks.
One of the most popular cafes in town, it offers various coffees and teas as well as amazing ice cream sundaes (over 20 varieties), which are especially lovely to enjoy in the street garden opened during the summer. There's also a good selection of mixed drinks, with and without alcohol, and various cakes and snacks.
The cheapest way to stay in Pezinok. This establishment is mostly intended for migrating and seasonal workers, but can be a cheap way to stay the night on a budget. Dorm/hostel style beds.
A family-run three-star pension/motel in a quiet residential area about 5 min walk from the city centre. it has a cosy atmosphere and a beautiful back garden. €47 per person or €60 per room. It is possible to place a booking online as well.
This beautifully renovated hotel is in the city centre, just off the main town square. There are two tiers of rooms - business (4 star, more amenities, double room €80) and standard (3 star, double room €60). All rooms come with free interenet. There is also a wellness centre (for an extra fee) and the Restaurant Preš (see above).
In the historic city centre, in the main town square. Rooms cost €36-96, and accommodation can be booked online.
Pezinok is well-connected by the road network to Bratislava, Trnava and Senec, so getting in by car is usually the most convenient.
Read in the guideAs the city centre is small, walking is probably the most efficient way of getting around Pezinok, though a car will come in handy if you are visiting the more remote residential parts.
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