It's next nice place found thanks to tripadvisor…read more Restaurant is hidden from the main street, you need to look for it behind the auto service. Agiu is hidden inside nice Poruba Castle. Entering it, you can feel the atmosphere of past ages. Once you enter Agiu you don't feel uncomfortable, as this place is not formal at all. The serving girls are really professional. They know the menu and can feel what would you like to eat 2night. We started with a plate of cold Greek pastes, then we had calamari marinated with caramelised onions, and chicken with peppers. All we ate was just perfect. We felt as we came for holidays in Greece. The prices are not high. Everything is just as it should be. I strongly recommend it. BUT remember to have cash on you, as they don't accept credit cards.

We were looking for some quality food. Good meat and lots of vegetables. The reviews on Yelp looked…read moregood. It took a bit of hunting to find, but I am very glad we did. It is in a renovated chateau in the middle of a park. We sat outside which was very pleasant. The servers were very cordial. We were able to find food that would appeal to our daughters. Excellent grilled chicken breast, minced meat patties. I had a starter of hummus which was excellent. My family also enjoyed the grilled eggplant. My main course of mixed pork, chicken and veggies was excellent and the portions were generous. Couldn't have asked for a nicer evening with excellent food.

I was happy to see Hermes is opened during Christmas, which is uncommon in CZE and refers to…read moredifferent tradition of this Greek restaurant, owned by Greek immigrants and placed in a city with significant Greek minority. Thus, Hermes was rather busy on Dec 25 and I got quite a long wait for my food - Haloumi, which was amazing. The restaurant is consisted of two floors, of which one (level +1) is stated to be non-smoking zone. But as the top level is more a gallery than a separate floor, I was pretty annoyed with cigarette smoke from downstairs anyway. There's one more disadvantage in this place with great cuisine - water you only get bottled and for a fee, including water for your dogs. P. S. Make sure to have Hermes' baklava as a dessert after your meal!

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.