The Sailor's Riverside Restaurant is located on Dunakapu Square, an establishment serving traditional Hungarian fare and popular with locals as well as visitors. Among its well-liked dishes are the Szigetköz specialty, vinegar fish as well as the traditional Hungarian Fisherman's soup.

The wrought-iron and lead-glass work depicting an umbrella, a pair of scissors and knives was chosen as the best Hungarian trade sign in 2005 by a panel of experts. The ornaments of the Hoffmann family's Győr shop were designed by Imre Nyuli, wrought by József Csizmazia and finalized by László Hefter, glass-worker and recipient of the Noémi Ferenczy Prize.

The iron rooster, the best-known symbol of the city of Győr was put in place by the Turkish as a wind detector on Dunakapu (Danube Gate) Square when they invaded the city in 1594. The leader of the invading armies believed that the castle was impenetrable and proudly prophesied: Győr will be Christian again when the iron rooster crows and the crescent underneath it turn into a full moon. Four years later when the Hungarian troops reconquering the castle reached the Fehérvári Gate, a brave hussar climbed up to the iron rooster and waited in the night until sunrise. When day broke he imitated the crow of a rooster with his horn and because the crescent appeared to be a full moon in the rays of the rising sun, the Turkish believed that the prophecy had been fulfilled.