My husband used to live in Olomouc, so we had to come here to eat when visiting. The decor is…read morefriendly and the atmosphere is a very local feel. The service was rather cold and short (like she was annoyed with us) at first, even by European standards. She patently refused to understand my husband's Czech, but she didn't speak English either. not sure what her problem was, but she threw down some English menus, so they do have some. After about an hour, she warmed up to us a bit. I guess she was just in a bad mood or maybe had a recent really bad experience with other Americans? Anyway, aside from that, the food was absolutely delicious. They have a varied menu, so if you aren't used to Czech food or have been in the country a while and just want some variety, they have plenty of options. I wanted some variety, so I ordered a spicy pasta dish that was phenomenal. Everything my husband ordered was perfection as well!

Excellent Czech food. Ordered fried cheese and salad, huge portions. Very fast service, enjoyed…read morethe garden.

0 % jazz, 100 % fresh. Jazz Fresh Café. From classic coffee & espresso to a few alternative ways of…read morepreparation. A unique Jazz Fresh Blend mixture from a local roasting company Kodó is completed with other quality Czech coffee blends. Different desserts are offered every day. Try the cinnamon rolls, if available. The atmosphere is supported by a colourful interior with motives of flying deer.

This takeout sandwich shop delivers exactly what it's name promises: the beloved Czech open-faced…read moresandwiches called "chlebicky" - nothing more, nothing less. They are freshly made daily, and more than a dozen varieties are offered. Almost all feature some form of meat (ham, salami, meat salad, etc.), but there are also cheese and tuna salad options for vegetarians. Prices are very reasonable, with one chlebicek costing around 1 Euro. The place is simple but clean, and has a counter to stand at if you want to eat the sandwiches there. Most customers do take out, and also you can order large quantities to cater a party, office event, etc., and they have large take away boxes for this purpose. If you are getting them for an evening gathering, note that the shop closes at 5 p.m.

Great restaurant. Great service. Go there. You won't regret it. Try the fried cheese with honey…read moreappetizer.

I very often visit this restaurant and it was always great. I am traveling around the world but…read morenothing better than Czech cuisine and this restaurant is just full of the great traditional food.

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.

An outstanding local brewery restaurant…read more Well known for their beers. Try their specials, as well as the Tmave(dark). Food is really authentic czech and quite well done.

You can't tell from the outside but What a lovely restaurant! Decorated in behinning of 20th…read morecentury style with stylish music playing. Waiters are very polite, talkative and helpful. The food was just excellent - from the main course to the coffee & dessert! They even let you choose the coffee beans (we had two options)! As for dessert, I highly recommend going for the chocolate ball - it's delicious and beautifully presented (and enough for two). To summarize: Yelp didn't let us down and we had a great dinner thanks to it one more time! I can highly recommend this restaurant!

Found this SMOKE FREE restaurant to be very pleasant and welcoming. Nice pretty waitresses serving…read morean excellent selection of non-urquell beer. I found the people welcoming, I was there from 6:30-8 on a drizzling Tuesday. Tables about half full and filling up over the hour and a half I was there. The menu seemed really fresh and seems to change weekly (I don't read Czech, but google translate helped). I had a very properly cooked steak with mashed potatoes in a Jameson sauce. I wanted to buy all the chefs a beer because the steak was so good (and I'm from the Midwest of the USA. And the beer... Oh the beer was great. No English menus that I know of. I didn't ask. But the other options I remember were a single seafood ravioli, a starter of roasted apples with star-anise, risotto with prosecco and pecorino sauce, there was also a salmon filet, goulash w potato dumplings, slow cooked veal osso-bucco, and an ice cream dessert offering. Anyway, I say go. Get away from the places on the square and come here. I don't think they take credit cards... Not sure... I paid cash.

Walk through the Theresian gate and you emerge in front of a 19th century style "gastropub" called…read morePlan B. What we love the most is its fine kitchen and selection of beers. Lunch menu 100-150 CZK. For evenings make a reservation. During summers come a bit earlier and enjoy sitting outside with a view of the gate.