Amazing food, service and ambiance. International level. Great salads, steak, desert. Sitting in…read morethe middle of a beautiful town park. Plenty of parking, parkour playground few steps away for kids and you can see parts of the town castle from the restaurant. Servers are polite, friendly, and relatively fast. Prices are only slightly higher than other places in town but it's definitely worth it. Hands down best restaurant/cafe in Pardubice. I highly recommend it and am literally drooling just thinking about it. Lol

Beautiful cafe restaurant. If u dont see the sweets this place is mostly healthy food. Beautiful…read moreview on park and the modern design is just relaxing. U can order home made lemonade with multi flavors and start with some bites. The menu is little different. Look like magazine so u get little lost but not bad. 4 stars for everything inside but the food i pick not good. Some beef in healthy bread with lettuce and onion and u dont even know u have meat inside. For that money little sad. But so far nice. Stuff friendly and funny.

The best restaurant in the city. Amazing trendy modern interior and a great setting in the middle…read moreof a golf course. The atmosphere is very friendly and relaxing both inside and outside on the terrace. The meals are interesting, tasty and well presented. I can highly recommend!

great lunch spot. i got a salad with roasted pumpkin and I was surprised by how delicious it was…read more super fresh ingredients and unique flavors.

Great service, great food, beautiful waitresses! Don't…read moreforget to bring cash with you. They didn't seem to accept cards.

Solid brunch options in Brno can be very limited. There are a few real gems and Cafe Pilat is one…read moreof them. Excellent service, great coffee and tea options, with very satisfying dishes make this place 5 stars. Try the Shakshuka or Lucullan Plates on the weekend.

Hands down the best breakfast we had while spending four days in Olomouc. Located in the city…read morecenter, my wife, six-year-old daughter and I visited around 10.30 on a Sunday in August. Here's our experience. 1) Food: They sell pancakes, quiche, croissants, and a few other items for breakfast. (They have a small sandwich menu for lunch.) We ordered the pancakes (which happen to be gluten free) with raspberries and sweet sour cream, quiche, a latte, chai latte, and a strawberry juice. Everything tasted amazing! We ordered seconds of the pancakes! 2) Service: The woman who runs the cafe is very kind and fast. Our food came out under ten minutes from ordering! 3) Space: It's a small dining room, but with plenty of tables. They have a few toys for kids to play with.

If you appreciate philosophy together with really good coffee, don't miss Naše Café. However, here…read moreyou have to forget cigarettes or alcohol. Try an alternative way of preparing coffee: aeropress, chemex, džezva, vacuum pot or dripper. If those words sound strange to you, pictures on the menu or staff will help. Also, check the daily specials or taste coffee from local Kodó roasting company. Sit in front of a window for a view of the baroque square.

For me the best coffee place in Liberec. Their coffee as well as cakes are amazing. The atmosphere…read moreis super friendly, staff is smiling, always polite and attentive. Definitely highly recommended!

This is quite possibly my favorite cafe in all of the Czech Republic!…read more As a Seattle girl, my relationship with coffee is about as serious as most Czech people feel about beer. Bez Konceptu makes incredible lattes and cappuccinos topped with beautiful artwork, iced coffees and teas with fresh mint or fruit in the summer, and recently added chai lattes to the menu, which I missed dearly from home. The cheesecakes and sandwiches are fantastic (the triangle with egg, cheese and special sauce is one of the best hangover cures I've found!) and they are all homemade daily. On top of all this, they are the friendliest staff imaginable, always greeting you with a smile even when every table is full and there is a line out the door. Most speak fantastic English and of course Czech, making it a favorite for both expats and locals.

This is a gem of a cafe, a bit off the beaten track, but worth a detour. It's in one of the 1930's…read morebuildings built by the Baťa Shoe Company, so if you walk up from the main boulevard to go here you will be rewarded by some of the wonderful Funcionalist brick buildings from the era. It's a very contemporary coffee place, proudly featuring beans from a number of African and Latin American countries. They also have delicious homemade cakes, with different varieties baked daily. The WiFi is excellent, too!

Cute cafe. Drinks were good, food was different but only ok. I would try another cafe next time…read more Service was good, they were very busy and certainly have regulars. Maybe we just ordered the wrong thing. In a great location at the center of the city.

I expected to be disappointed by SKOG. It looks too perfect, too cool. But I left a fan…read more First of all, the design is beautiful. The brick walls are painted white and the wood floors are gorgeous. The menu is organized by brunch served until 14.00, snacks, and lots of drinks from cocktails to beer to wine to coffee. My latte was well brewed. The French toast was delicious as was the cheese toast with jalapeño. There's strong Wi-Fi, a little store, and clean restrooms. The only complaint is service. Paying up front, the cashier person was nice. However, our server was very cold, distracted, and slow.