Accomodating manager kindly seated us without reservation on a Friday night. Restaurant has a…read morestylish feel but small details like cutlery arriving in a metal container, lack of napkins, lights shining in your eyes and waiting staff endlessly staring at you, without noticing what they can bring/remove from the table lets this restaurant down. Prawn Spaghetti was comparable to a medium range restaurant overseas but not above. Goat Cheese Salad was above average and Hamburger was also acceptable but arrived without a skewer and with too much tartare sauce. Overall service was below standard apart from the manager who was very attentive. It appeared out of the 7 staff on duty, at least 4 were in early training as they did not meet the basics i.e knowledge of table numbers & concept of entrée/mains.

This is one of our favorite restaurants in Plzeň. The food is great, portions are reasonable the…read morestaff is friendly, prices are reasonable and the locals eat here. The menu is multi-language including English. Don't expect the staff to speak much English but don't let that bother you. We have never had a problem getting what we want.

Stopped here for a fresh beer after visiting the Pilsner Urquell gift shop. The bartender was…read morehelpful and explained the traditional Czech beer pours. It was a beautiful day to enjoy my outdoors.

A must visit when in Plzen aka Pilsner. We took the tour of the brewery first which was awesome and…read moreour tour guide was very informative. The ambiance is super nice, open with a bar serving your favorite beers in the middle. They have the unfiltered beer which is my favorite and many other selections as well. Make sure to not miss stopping by here even if it's for only a refreshing beer

Julius Meinl served here. (Yippee!)…read more You know, it's kind of funny how one of the things I was most excited about doing while in Europe was drinking beer, yet that somehow beer managed to be the beverage I drank the least of. Turns out, a cold beer is not at all what I want in the middle of a particularly frigid winter with well below freezing temperatures. We came here in the wee hours of a very late night and this coffee shop by day/bar by night was bumping like it was Friday happy hour after the longest work day ever. Everyone was drinking beer, but I was the jerk who ordered a 3am coffee. The crowd was a fun one with mostly late-20 somethings who may very well have been there since 5:00 whistle blew, based on how loud were. Not that they were unruly, because they certainly weren't, but every table in there seemed like a harmless group of quasi-dweebs just out for a few dozen rounds of giant beers and many, many, many loud laughs with their nerd friends. It was actually really nice and we enjoyed being a part of crowd. Service was on point... at least comparably to the rest of the Plzen service industry and prices weren't terrible. The place was as clean as a science lab and the entryway had an overbearingly strong pine-sol smell, but after our the last bar we'd stopped in having reeked of mildew, the pine sol scent was a nice change up. My coffee was fresh, the beers were good (according to my friends), and had I not chosen to sleep in the next morning I probably would have come back here for more Meinl to start my day.