Dining EtiquetteIf in the rare case

Dining Etiquette

If in the rare case you invited to a Hungarian's house:
. Arrive on time if invited for dinner, although a 5-minute grace period is granted.
. If invited to a party or other large gathering, arrive no more than 30 minutes later than invited.
. You may be asked to remove your outdoor shoes before entering the house.
. Do not ask for a tour of the house.

Table manners are formal in Hungary.
. Table manners are Continental -- the fork is held in the left hand and the knife in the right while eating.
. The hostess will wish the guests a hearty appetite at the start of each course.
. Do not begin eating until the hostess starts.


. Do not rest your elbows on the table, although your hands should be visible at all times.
. Hospitality is measured by the amount and variety of food served. Try everything.
. If you have not finished eating, cross your knife and fork across your plate.
. Indicate you have finished eating by laying your knife and fork parallel across the right side of your plate.
. The guest of honour usually proposes the first toast which generally salutes the health of the individuals present.
. At the end of the meal, someone toasts the hosts in appreciation of their hospitality.
. An empty glass is immediately refilled so if you do not want more to drink, leave your glass ½ full.
. Never clink glasses if drinking beer.

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Dining Etiquette If in the Rare Case You Invited to a Hungarian's House: . Arrive on time if Invited for Dinner, Although a 5-minute Grace period is granted. . If Invited to a party or Other Large Gathering, Arrive no more than 30 minutes later than Invited. . You May be asked to Remove your outdoor shoes before. entering the House. . Do not ask for a Tour of the House. Table manners are formal in Hungary. . Table manners are Continental - the Fork is held in the left and the Knife in the Right Hand Eating while. . The hostess Will. wish the guests a hearty Appetite at the Start of each course. . Do not BEGIN Eating until the hostess starts. . Do not Rest your elbows on the Table, Although your Hands should be visible at all times. . Hospitality is measured by the amount. and variety of food served. TRY everything. . If You have not Finished Eating, cross your Knife and Fork Across your Plate. . indicate You have Finished Eating by Laying your Knife and Fork parallel Across the Right Side of your Plate. . The Guest of honor usually Proposes the First. toast which generally salutes the Health of the individuals present. . At the End of the Meal, someone Toasts the Hosts in Appreciation of their Hospitality. . An Empty Glass is immediately refilled so if You do not Want more to Drink, Leave your Glass ½. full. . Never Glasses clink if drinking Beer.