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.

This place sells hamburgers and gyros. We bought a gyro and it was sliced fresh to order with a…read moredelicious sauce and tortilla. The meat was fabulous. Highly recommended!

I really wanted to love Long Story Short, but I didn't. Inside an ivy-covered brick building with…read morebeautiful design inside, it's a noteworthy restaurant. Service is efficient and proper. (I wouldn't say it's friendly.) The bakery inside makes all of their bread and pastries. I so wish I loved it. Where it fell short was in the food and drink. Stopping by for lunch on a Thursday in July with my six-year-old daughter, we ordered the bread with meats and cheese, the watermelon and cucumber salad, and the pork dumpling. The bread was perfect texture and the butter was excellent. The pickled veggies were fine, but the meats and cheeses were all too smoky. The watermelon and cucumber salad almost got there, but the skin on the cucumber clashed with the watermelon and the sauce didn't compliment the salad. The pork dumpling is NOT your traditional dumpling. It's massive and more like a very dry piece of bread. The pork inside had good flavor, though. The local white wine I got has an interesting story. It's made inside the garage of a punk rocker. Cool story, but not for wine. The wine fell short. Funky, but on the worse end of white wine I've had in Czechia. (And Czechia's white wine is usually good!) Maybe we ordered wrong, but I won't run back to Long Story Short.

Excellent cafe with strong, Italian-style coffee and fresh baked goods. Hip atmosphere, stylish…read moredecor, and make sure to wander into the hotel part to check out the architecture. You can have your coffee in the lobby, too - great people watching.

Located in the beautiful neighborhood of Poruba, this cafe made for a great day. My six-year-old…read moredaughter and I stopped in for breakfast on a Tuesday morning in July. We ordered a latte and cherry lemonade. To eat, we got the pancakes and the eggs with toast. Everything tasted good. The pancakes tasted a little off, but still was not bad. The chive butter with the toast was excellent. Service was really good! The space is beautiful and they even have books, guides to Ostrava, and toys for kids.

Located down an alley with an outdoor courtyard, Kafec is a nice place to relax over breakfast. My…read moresix-year-one daughter and I stopped in for food and coffee on a Monday morning in July. We ordered the scrambled eggs with bacon and the Belgian waffle. The eggs came with toast with melted cheese and putting the eggs and bacon on top was perfect. The Belgian waffle wasn't our favorite. The sour cherry and chocolate didn't mix well and the actual waffle was a little dry. Coffee was great! They had two kinds- one from Brazil (more sweet) and one from Peru (more fruity). My daughter had a raspberry lemonade with raspberries. It's made with sparkling water and now your traditional lemonade. Service was excellent! They have an English menu and strong free Wi-Fi.

This coffee shop/restaurant was AMAZING! The shop is super cute and welcoming, the staff friendly…read moreand service was impeccable! The food and coffee absolutely Delicious! English menus and staff spoke English as well. Look forward to going back on the next trip!