Bogács is lining up a year-end of slamming beats, hearty plates, and late-night dancing at the Hintóvölgye Retro Terasz Club & Étterem, set on the Wine Quarter (Bornegyed), Cserépi Cellar Row (Cserépi úti pincesor) 31. If the ’90s and 2000s soundtrack your best memories—or you’re hooked on today’s chart-toppers—this is your home base. The kitchen leans seasonal but never skips rural classics, while the cellar scene serves the region’s flavors and wines. Come for lunch or dinner on the Bogács Cellar Row (Bogácsi Pincesor), then stay for the party.
Dates You Can’t Miss
November 2025 opens loud. Saturday, November 1 brings a Halloween VIDEO DISCO with witches in the mix. Friday, November 7 switches to live music, Hungarian retro, and the St. Martin’s Day Goose Festival—doors open from 12:00. Saturday, November 8 wraps the season with SZEZONZÁRÓ! Slágerek Éjszakája, a blowout with live music and a DJ.
December 31 is the big one: New Year’s Eve Night of Hits – RETRO PARTY. The promise is simple: party, eat, drink, sing, dance—and kick off the New Year in style. Capacity is limited, so book early.
All-In Drinks, No Stop Button
New Year’s Eve comes with unlimited drinks all night. The lineup covers heavy hitters and sweet sippers: Jim Beam, Jägermeister, Unicum Classic/flavored, Bacardi, Captain Morgan, Finlandia Vodka, Sierra Tequila, Beefeater Gin, Baileys, specialty flavored spirits, liqueurs, pálinka, beers, quality bottled wines, Coca-Cola products, soft drinks, and coffee. No rationing, no fuss—just keep the glasses moving.
What’s on the Table
The kitchen rolls out generous cold platters tailored to table size. Expect chicken breast stuffed with sun-dried tomatoes, Black Forest ham and mozzarella in a crispy coat, Csabai-style pork loin stuffed with sausage, homemade meatball bites, breaded Trappista cheese, and a punchy red onion potato salad. Add classic French salad, salty snack nibbles to warm up, and a handcrafted dessert to seal the deal.
Between 00:15 and 01:00 the tradition kicks in: money-bringing New Year’s lentil stew with homemade smoked sausage and fresh Matyó bread—for a lucky start to the year.
Music, Mood, Mayhem
The vibe is engineered by József Czaga, who flips between live sets and DJ action, spinning the biggest Hungarian and international hits of the last 30–40 years. It starts at 20:00 and goes until 3:00. You won’t freeze: the interior is a heated, 500 m² space, perfect for a winter rave-up. The night is a private event capped at 150 people.
Tickets, Timing, and Fine Print
Participation fee for New Year’s Eve: 32,000 HUF per person (about 87 USD) if you lock in by December 10, or 35,000 HUF (about 95 USD) after. It’s sold out every year, so don’t linger. Pay by bank transfer with a 50% deposit or in cash during opening hours by arrangement.
Table bookings: a minimum of four guests gets its own table; up to 30 people can push tables together. For fewer than four, the organizers assign seating.
Cancellation policy: until December 10, cancellations incur a 5,000 HUF per person fee (about 14 USD). After December 10, the full deposit is retained.
Security is tight and friendly with a multi-person team. Face control applies, and entry rights are reserved.
Weekly Rhythm and Entry
Regular opening hours: Friday to Saturday 17:00–03:00, including Easter and Whit Sunday (Pentecost Sunday). Weeknights in July and August: open until 24:00. The kitchen serves from 17:00–21:30. No mandatory table reservation. Dinner guests can stay in the inner area free until 21:45; after that the night party starts and an entry ticket is required.
Performers who keep the place buzzing all year: József Czaga (live music), DJ Berki, Fest DJ, Kormie. Sets typically kick off between 00:00 and 01:00 in the 500 m² air-conditioned hall. Entry tickets range from 1,500–3,000 HUF (about 4–8 USD), depending on the act. Prices may change on site.
Where You’ll Be
The action is in Bogács, with key dates stamped: November 1, November 7–8, and December 31. The address anchors you in the cellar quarter, where wine culture and comfort food meet high-energy nights. Call to book and check details; image galleries and contacts are available directly with the venue.
Stay the Night: Local Picks
If the party runs late, Bogács has room. The Jurta Holiday Center takes its name from three round, yurt-shaped buildings ideal for larger groups housed in smaller rooms; five duplex houses offer 10 apartments, with one yurt and one apartment house accessible. The Bogács Spa and Beach Bath’s new Stream-Party Apartments (Patak-party Apartmanok) sit on the west side, near the rear entrance—eight upstairs studios (seven doubles with extra-bed options, plus a two-room family unit) accommodate 18+7 guests. The winterized Thermal Camping and Cabins run year-round on the north side of the bath, hosting around 250 tents and caravans under shady trees, with cabins available through all seasons. The revamped Thermal Guesthouse (Thermál Panzió) delivers nine superior rooms—eight doubles (one accessible) and a two-room family option—and an upgraded 50-person conference room for symposia, team-building, and social or family events. The Bogács Thermal Hotel (Bogácsi Thermál Szálló; Apartments) spans two buildings on the east and west sides of the bath, with 18 rooms for two, three, or four people, most with extra-bed possibilities. For a quiet corner near the sports field and the cellar row, Akác Guesthouse offers bathrooms, WC, a big living room, cable TV, Wi‑Fi, and a well-equipped kitchen for 6–8 people, plus a grassy yard, closed parking, covered terrace, and garden grilling—great for families and friends.
Come Hungry, Leave Dancing
From Halloween antics to goose feasts and the all-out New Year’s Retro Party, Hintóvölgye serves the region’s soul on plates and playlists. Book early, dress for fun, and let the night carry you.
