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Great location, delicious food, cozy and always very nice staff.

Sounds promising, but it doesn't hold up. The oysters and mussels were wonderful, but the rest was unfortunately disappointing. The ceviche was boring. Very small plates, but high prices. It seems uninspired and random, with no real common thread. The service was too arrogant for me. There was no recommendation or advice about the wine and the plates were carelessly placed in a very strange sequence. If the tipping expectations are not met, you as a guest will be treated condescendingly. That hasn't happened to me in a long time. I expected a lot and unfortunately I'm not sad that I can't do it again here.

Food great. Self-service. Pleasantly rustic atmosphere when the weather is nice

A wonderful restaurant with lots of very tasty dishes and starters. I would actually like to give it 5*, but I was so disappointed by a very overpriced fruit salad for dessert that it only gets 4*. So everything was great, only the fruit salad, which seemed to consist of 3 apples, was definitely worth the price! not worth it. We always enjoy coming here and look forward to the next time

Once a year we treat ourselves as a family to a visit to the dolphin. You can eat first-class fish here. There is a counter where you can choose your fresh fish, but you can also eat very well à la carte. For vegetarians or even vegans, the menu looks lean. The ambience is pleasant and the service is friendly. The toilets are clean, but not as stylish as the guest room. I don't know whether there are wheelchair-accessible toilets, but the restaurant itself is at ground level and probably has no steps. I'm not entirely sure. The prices are certainly reasonable, but already at the upper limit for a family restaurant. We recently paid 200 euros for 2 starters, 5 main courses, 3 desserts, a glass of wine and 6 non-alcoholic drinks. 40€ per head. The desserts are delicious, although I wish the chocolate sauce used as decoration was a tad better. I still have to give a little warning. On the menu is Șalgan Suyu - a fermented beetroot juice. This is in my top ten most disgusting things I've ever had in my mouth. It is reminiscent of our organic waste bin in midsummer. Maybe funny as a test of courage, but definitely not enjoyable. Still, Delphin is definitely worth a visit!

First time there. I ordered fried fish with potato salad. I expected fried fish fried in batter. I got pangasius fried in sesame breading. The potato salad tasted herbal. About 4 heaped tablespoons of the amount. Certainly a matter of taste. But €14.90 for it?! Fried potatoes are good. The ambience was kept quite simple. Since it is in the pedestrian zone, of course there are no parking spaces. The service was ok, average friendly, nothing special. I found the prices to be quite high in relation to the portions.

The food was very tasty. I can highly recommend it

Service is not attentive at all. No cutlery there when the food came. Had paella all you can eat. The dish had 1 shrimp for each, otherwise dry rice with very few vegetables, a small piece of chicken and a few very small mussels. The food was also only lukewarm. The aperol spritz also left a lot to be desired. I can no longer recommend the restaurant. It used to be much better. The prices are upscale. Service is non-existent

Bad service and races. Been asking for few rounds to order but yet to entertain.