Unlimited Sunday buffet near Győr at Land-Plan Restaurant: classic and specialty dishes, kid-friendly, great value. Book 12:00–15:00. Easy access off M1. Feast, relax, repeat.
when: 2025.12.21., Sunday
where: 9000 Töltéstava, Külterület 078/29
Sunday plans: a hearty, all-you-can-eat buffet lunch at Land-Plan Restaurant, just 8 km from Győr! If you’re tired of the usual soup-and-schnitzel combo—or you’re craving exactly that but don’t want to spend the whole morning in the kitchen—drop in. Pick and choose from classic and specialty dishes; seconds are highly recommended—honestly, go for doubles or even triples for the whole family.
The Sunday buffet is available from 12:00–15:00 with unlimited servings. Price: 5,950 HUF/person, about 16.73 USD. Kids’ deal: ages 0–5 eat free; ages 5–14 are 4,200 HUF, about 11.80 USD. Book in advance to secure your table!
Location and Directions
Land-Plan Hotel *** is right off the M1 motorway at the Székesfehérvár exit, next to a busy road yet in a peaceful setting—ideal for relaxing, short business trips, or stopovers. Address: 9000, Külterület (Outskirts) 078/29.
What else do we offer?
Our menu features Hungarian and international specialties, with a strong focus on fish dishes. We have freshly prepared mains and desserts, sharing platters, and pizzas you can also order for delivery if you’d rather eat at home or at work. Family-friendly touches are included too: a kids’ menu and a play corner are available.
Wrap up the weekend with a festive Sunday lunch and enjoy a hearty meal with us!
2025, adrienne
Pros
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Great for families: kids 0–5 eat free, 5–14 get a big discount, and there’s a play corner
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Easy on the wallet for U.S. travelers—about $17 per adult for an all-you-can-eat buffet is a steal
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Super convenient location just off the M1 motorway near Győr, so it’s an easy stop on a road trip between Vienna and Budapest
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No Hungarian needed—buffet format and simple pricing make it stress-free for non-speakers
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Mix of Hungarian classics and international dishes, nice if you want to sample local flavors without committing to one dish
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Kid-friendly scheduling (12:00–15:00 window) makes timing flexible for families
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Good alternative to pricier hotel brunches in bigger tourist cities, but with a more local vibe
Cons
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Not a globally famous venue, so it won’t be a “bucket list” culinary destination
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Location listed as “Outskirts” and near a busy road—atmosphere is practical, not scenic
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Public transport may be awkward; driving or taxi/ride-share is the easiest way to reach it
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Compared to food-hall scenes in cities like Budapest, Vienna, or Prague, variety and buzz will be more modest
