It's great Czek food. I would say it's the best in Pilson. I will never forget the beef sashimi,…read morewhich is actually chopped stead in rare cook.

Typical pub food. Menu was limited when it came to finding a starter that was appealing …read more Eventually had a cheese selection which turned out to be fairly uninspiring. Moved on to the steak ( t bone) which a great deal better than the starter. Overall I would go back, even for just a drink in the evening.

I was very impressed with the Hotel Central Restaurant. It was a very clean and spacious…read morerestaurant. Our table was situated right next to large windows overlooking the main square of Plzeň. This gave us a great view of the square as well as the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew while we were eating. Our server was very friendly and did his best to accommodate and understand some of the strange requests/substitutions and questions of some of the members of our party. His patience was especially appreciated considering the language barrier and the borderline high-maintenance requests. I started off with a hot chocolate as a part of my hot chocolate tour of Europe. The hot chocolate was pretty good and the plate with the huge pile of real whipped cream our server brought to the table made it even better. Hotel Central receives a 5th place ranking in the European hot chocolate competition. There was quite a variety of meals from which to choose on the menu. I decided on the Pikantí vepřové nudličky se zeleninou v bramboráku, which is a dish of spicy pork pieces with peppers and other vegetables on a potato pancake. The potato pancake, the meat, and the vegetables were well prepared and my meal was full of flavor. I was very impressed with the size of the portions they served for each of our meals. When I looked at the bill, which was in Czech Koruna, I did some quick math in my head in an attempt to convert it to dollars. The figure I came up with seemed to be way off, as I was thinking there was no way all of us could have ordered such large meals and drinks for such a minimal price. However, when I converted it again, the figure was the same! Great food, great view, great service, and great prices! I would definitely recommend the Hotel Central Restaurant to anyone taking a tour of Plzeň.

Great setting. Great service good food Will make a point to…read morereturn I also recommend eating outside courtyard

Looking for alternative beers to Pils Urquell - why? Because there must be some good brewers in…read morethis town. And true to form, the Brew Factory in house brews are very well made. Brass kettles sit up front in a very open large room that was not noisy. We had four of them - from the American Pale Ale, a pale lager, a NEIPA and a Citra focused IPA We order a bit of food off the "Beer Food" menu which took a bit of time to get to the table but was fine - chips, onion rings and a sausage. All in all - a good stop if you are a beer hunter. Had to update when I got the bill....$28US = 7 beers and three light appetizers. Gotta love this country and the Beer Factory !

Friendly staff. Nice veriety of beers. We ordered Burger and chips and it was delicious! Prices are…read moretotaly affordable and justifiable. Location couldn't more better, just a few feet from old town kathedral. Only thing that i could moan about was a fight between kitchen staff, i thing it was chef and someone else in the kitchen...meaning fight of the night was free of charge :-) will wisit this place again though.

This is a great local restaurant in the heart of Plzen, and it is very close to Saint Bartholomew…read moreCathedral. When I was at Start Up Coffee, I asked the owners where I can go to get a good local meal, and they suggested that I should go to Lokal Pod Divadlem. I was not disappointed! The food was good, affordable, and the staff were friendly.

Came here after a visit to a few Lokals in Prag and was very happy. The Wild Garlic Soup was so…read moregood and of course the Pilsner Urquell was fresh from the local brewery!! I had the ribs and bread dumplings - other were outstanding and the prices were very good. As with all Lokals, you get unlimited portions of your side dish so I stuffed myself and had a few beers for around 300 CZK! Highly recommended and the location is right in the city center.

Let me preface by writing, I'm a simpleton! Yes, I admit it! Though I've traveled across the globe…read morea couple times, I'm still not considered a "Jet-setter," if you will. I'm not eating caviar in Monaco and watching the Grand Prix from box seats! I'm just a regular Joe, er... Dave. So it should come as no surprise when I write, "I've never experienced anything this cool before." They have a tap with the the local Pilsner beer on draft at each dang table! I know, right? How crazy is that? It's so cool! Mind you, it's automated so they know how many beers you poured yourself, but it's still cool as can be in my book! The vibe is good! The wait staff spoke great English and the grub, Bangin'!!! I had their Jack Daniels Burger, and yup! Very good! BTW, kudos to JD for going global with their recognition! Anyway, I guess if you're after more authentic Czech food and vibes, you might go somewhere else, but if you're after a dang good time, fantastic beer right at your table and pretty good grub to boot, you'll definitely want to add this joint to your list.

Nice place. 3 floors. Ground floor and 1st floor rather small with chairs-tables on the ground…read morefloor and sofa-tables on the floor above. The basement is larger. There was a life band playing (Friday night) and there was a good atmosphere and it was full of people. The waitress seemed to have to much work and a bit stressed.

Nice looking old school place... wooden tables, several bars, brass taps, etc. Service was not bad…read more Efficient is the word I'd use. The food was good, traditional Czech. I enjoyed my beef goulash very much and it's not as heavy as you'd think. Small beer menu but decent.

I loved this place so much, I ended up eating both lunch and dinner while in town…read more They serve unfiltered Pilsner here. What else do I need to say? Beer 0.5 liter was 59 czk which was $2.55USD on the day I visited. Reservation is recommended and can be done on their website. Lots of tables were reserved when I went. Staff spoke English and menu was in three different languages except today's special lunch. I tried to speak a little bit of Czech I know but they just smiled and said close enough. Great beer, great food, good service, anything else?