Ok, I will be honest and admit that this review is a bit biased since I have been coming to this…read moreplace since I was a little kid, therefore I have some sentimental feelings to this spot, but still, here it comes... This place is totally worth the visit! Especially if you are just randomly passing by or visiting for a couple days and want to make your visit more special. If you are active and healthy, make sure to put your tennis shoes on and hike it up (about an hour and a half). If you want to opt out for the easy option - take a chairlift that will bring you almost all the way up. But I can guarantee you that the food (and beer) will not taste as good if you do not work for it by hiking the hill up on your own! They do not offer many dishes, but everyone (even vegetarians) can find something on their menu which mostly consists of traditional Czech meals. I recommend starting with one of their soups - if you like cheese and do not mind if it has a peculiar smell, then you should not omit an opportunity to have "česnekačka s tvarůžkem" (garlic soup with special Czech stinky cheese) or if you like legumes - go for their čočková or fazolová (lentil or bean soups). As for the second, I like their fried cheese and if you are like me and are not the biggest fan of french fries, you can ask for a substitution of those with cooked potatoes or something else. If you like refreshing soft drinks, try traditional Czech soda - Kofola! If you are into beers, they have great beers from Litovel brewery. My favorite beer from them is called "černý citron" which is dark, weaker and very refreshing citrusy tasting beer! Definitely recommend trying this one out, but I have to give you a warning that it is quite difficult to only stick to one! Na zdraví!

I've been here several times on visits to the city, this is always a good choice. The food is a…read morewide range of Czech classics as well as interesting game like rabbit and venison -- I'd happily recommend all of the items I've sampled. The garlic soup was delicious, although as you might expect, you need to really like garlic. Service is very friendly and there's English on the menu. It's a large enough restaurant that I can visit without a reservation and be pretty confident they can take me. Prices are fine for the city, although the listing here should really be "$$."

Restaurant is large and nicely light up inside. Wait staff was very friendly. They have a rather…read morelarge menu. You have to try the cook your own meat on a granite stone. Very Good. They take credit cards.

Pretty straightforward Czech food with a typical slant toward meat & potatoes, but it's a great…read moredeal for lunch: rotating daily menu offers 4-5 dishes, each around 100czk and including a decent soup (and not-so-good salad bar). Nicely done interior and friendly service!

Just unbelievably great food. I had the veal tartare with horse radish ice cream. Yes, icecream. It…read morewas marvelously soft and tasty. Just perfect with the veal! The duck was crispy and the crust had "the" flavor you want. The meat was soft and easy ... easy enough to use knife and fork. I am quite sure that everything they prepare is great. Service speaks English and have taken care of me right from the start when they took my winter jacket and later brought a separate plate for the bones - without having to ask for it.

We had a family birthday lunch here today, with a party of 8. We found the restaurant to be very…read moreclean, and the staff was very pleasant and helpful. We ordered a variety of things. I had the garlic soup, others had the beef noodle soup, and kohlrabi cream soup. I had the beef svickova na smetane, as did 2 or 3 others, and others in the party had a pasta dish, the BBQ pork ribs, and the pork schnitzel with potato salad. Everything was well plated, looked perfect, and everyone at the table was very happy with the taste of their meals. The beer, wine and raspberry juices were all excellent as well. Pricing about 500czk per person, all included, which might be a bit high for this area, but also reflects the quality of the food and service. I highly recommend Pod Zelenym Dubem for your next high quality meal out.

We had a party of 6 here yesterday, and this restaurant was a pleasant surprise. It is apparently…read morepart of a restaurant school, where those in the kitchen, and servers are students, supervised and assisted by teachers in the trade. We found the food selection to be quite small, but rotated day by day to new selections. This makes sense for a teaching establishment. The food quality was very good, actually. We did not order any soups, but the pork filets with potatoes were very good, and the potato pancake burger was amazing. I recommend this restaurant, and hope you find it to your liking as well.

We stayed with the great folks here for a week. The historical rooms are highly recommended. The…read morestaff are very accommodating and Pavel is in charge of a world-class kitchen. We felt pampered all week. The on-site courtyard is the place to be on a pleasant evening and the house -made beers are great in a country known for great beers. As others have noted, it's in the suburbs and it will require you to hire a car to go into the town center or to nearby sites like Stramberk. Let the desk call a top-notch car service for you. If you're going to Ostrava, this is the only place to stay.