Touto cestou by som rád zložil veľkú poklonu personálu v rěstauracii. Včera sa totižto náhodou…read morestalo, že sme si vychutnali dva výborné obedy a omylom zaplatili za 3. Nakoľko sme na to prišli až večer (a povedzme si uprímne, súčasná ekonomická situácia je trochu neistá) ale neskôr sme boli v okolí a tak sme sa rozhodli že sa tam vrátime. Bolo to skoro dojímavé ako sa všetko po par slovách vyjasnilo... nemusím zdôrazňovať, že sa vždy veľmi radi opäť vrátime. Úprimne želáme všetko dobré a nech sa celému tímu Vegalité darí čo najlepšie. Ďakujeme ešte raz! Takto sa to robí, do psej matere

Cheap, but delicious food!…read more It's a little, underground vegan/gluten free restaurant in Brno. They have a menu of the week, and everything on the menu ends up being about $5 USD. We came on a Tuesday, and ordered a lunch of the soup of the day, the Spaghetti Boscaiola and the Tofu Dynamite (with rice instead of fries.) We has a little issues trying to communicate the substitution as fries and rice sound VERY similar, but over all the waitress was very good at speaking English. Did I mention there's free WiFi? It looks like it would have live music at some point, probably at night (we sat on a stage and there were boxes for amps and stuff behind us). One of the other reviews mentioned smokers and loud music, but we didn't have a problem with that AT ALL, so maybe lunch would be a better time if you want to avoid that! Pictured: Soup of the Day (Indian Cauliflower) and Spaghetti Boscaiola

I am in love with Forky's. And love is even deeper when they moved to the new location across the…read morestreet. It is one of the biggest Vegan restaurant I have ever been. It is HUGE! And food is better and better. They also have new bar with all kind of alcohol, tea and coffee. Brand new bar with sweets and cakes is starting to be my favorite place. I can eat all day long burgers, chips and cakes in Forky's. Athmosphere is amazing. It is quiet, spaciouse, clean and with nice new furniture. New in Forky's is also service. If you like vegan food, or you are vegan and you are in Brno, this is MUST visit place.

Vegetarian restaurant in the Czech Republic? Yup. Here it is. My vegetarian co-workers love this…read moreplace. I've been here 3 times. It's pretty good. I have had the Pad Thai, the daily curry special and no fish and chips were all pretty good. One star down because you have to pay for even tap water, which was confusing even for my Czech co-workers.

Lovely space and quite hidden :) they have quite some foreign foods and nice drink. An ideal quite…read moreplace for chatting and reading or just doing work :) really enjoyed myself here,and the service is really nice indeed.

I almost walked pass this restaurant since it is in the basement. The aromas were great but my…read morevindaloo didn't deliver enough essence of the dish. Indian dishes are often tempered with tomato paste. Too much and it obscures the other spices. Great garlic naan. The martini was awful. Think rubbing alcohol. To think of it, I haven't had a cocktail since. A few minutes walk from the central train station.

Best Indian food I've had. Great portions, fairly cheap. I got the chicken tikka masala and it was…read moreso flavorful, I'd go back to Brno just for this meal. Their garlic naan is thin and a great vessel for the food. Highly recommend. Super nice staff as well.

Really good food, and definitely authentic, you'll see many locals dining here as well, not just…read moretourists. A bit salty for my taste. It's also a little overpriced, but it's because it's centrally located. Goulash dish was really good. Try gulas pegas.

I just loved, loved, loved the atmosphere! Yeah, maybe it's touristy, I don't care. Folksy,…read morehomey, and authentic Czech food. My smoked pork with two different kinds of dumplings was delicious, but the red cabbage and sauerkraut were not to my liking. I learned why after I saw big vats of it being prepared at an outdoor market. It's sauteed in lard, lots of lard. I can't stand the taste or the thought of eating it, though at this meal I didn't like the taste without knowing why. I suspect that my take on the cabbage is probably different from most people's, so if you are a lard-lover, this would probably be a great meal. It was halfway for me. I'm also not a beer drinker, so I can't review that. But you CAN eat the atmosphere, so go!!

Local restaurant on the town square with delicious Czech eats…read more The casual interior is charming with a single fresh flower and candle on every table. Plastic place mats, tavern themed art, and a rustic olde world feel. It's perfect for an area with uneven stone and brick roadways that are best enjoyed with sturdy shoes or boots. There is also an outdoor patio for al fresco dining when the weather permits. The meal was tasty but the starter bread was just okay. There were two types offered: soft rye and breadsticks. The breadsticks were as dry as a bone and I couldn't bring myself to taste one but the rye bread was soft and delicious. I would have preferred butter with the bread but it turned out that the rye bread was quite tasty on its own. The roasted rabbit with red and white cabbage was delicious and I would order this again. It was #42 on the menu and should have come with a "variety of dumplins" but since I also ordered a side of boiled potatoes, the server must have thought I wanted the potatoes *instead* of the dumplings. Not true. I wanted both! Anyway, the rabbit was perfectly roasted and seasoned. The cabbage was unlike any cabbage I've ever tasted. I actually ordered the side of boiled potatoes expecting some lame cabbage concoction to be staring back at me from my plate. Instead, I saw two thick, gravy-like preparations on my plate: one a rich purpley-red and the other creamy white. They were sweet and favorful and the perfect complement to the roasted rabbit. The svickova was delicious. The bread dumplings were soft and thick and the gravy was scrumptious. Service was just okay and although we spoke English since I hadn't yet downloaded my Google offline Czech translator, both servers did their best to speak to us in English. However, the menu includes 4 translations for every item which is extremely helpful. My one complaint would be my missing "variety of dumplins" and my missing server for nearly the entire meal. I wanted to ask about my dumplings but our server didn't return until we had finished our meals. Overall, I would say that the food was close to 4 stars but the service may have been lacking...possibly due to a language barrier. I'll take the service on the chin since I don't speak Czech and round the entire rating up to 4 stars.

Classic czech restaurant in Brno, almost an institution of the traditional czech kitchen. They…read moreserve, as you might have guessed, traditional czech cuisine of fine quality, as well as they have the local beer on tap. It's a nice place in a nice location, and the service is as it should be.

Our favorite spot to get beer in Brno. Get the pickled hermalin and Kout beer. It's killer!read more

I was warned by a local Czech expert that the food here is his least favorite of all the Indian…read morerestaurants in Brno and lacks the spices / authentic flavors. I still gave it a shot and was utterly disappointed. The restaurant serves awful Indian food for lunch buffet. Naan was the only thing worth appreciation. All the veg curries were too oily and lacked good taste. Skip this place totally for lunch if u r an Indian or a fan of Indian food. Dinner is more bearable with a la carte selections.

This is the best Indian restaurant in town…read more Authentic. Large portion. Adjustable spiciness. Great vegetarian alternatives for someone who is all "meated out" in Czech Republic.

If you find yourself in Brno and want to have a nice, a bit fancier and (for Czech standards)…read moreunique food experience, Bistro is THE place for you. Interestingly enough, the name itself might be a bit confusing as I would not expect these signature dishes that were clearly pampered with every single ingredient they consist of. The play with cauliflower and other seasonal vegetables here is real, simply ask the staff for vegetarian (or vegan for that matter) recommendations and you will be in the best hands. By the way, their bread is very likely one of the freshest and tastiest pieces of bread you have ever tried, so make sure to get some of that with their delicious fresh butter! And if you enjoy a good cocktail, let the bartender surprise you after sharing the secret of your preferred liquor poison with them, you are sure to leave happy just like I did. I am not sure what was really hidden in my gin-based cocktail, but damn, I am ready to have more of those anytime! Looking forward to being back for more soon. Have a blast!

Nice little vegetarian spot. After searching for a cure to jet-lag induced late breakfast hunger…read moreand wanting to try the local eats, we found Rebio. Our late breakfast / early lunch consisted of an apple cake, raspberry cake and a bowl of veggie soup. The apple cake was interesting. It included chocolate chips, an orange slice and, methinks, a wee bit of marshmallow. I can't recall ever having anything quite like it. It wasn't overly sweet and it was a nice change for breakfast. The interior is nicely decorated and includes a tree trunk sculpture which leads from beneath the floor and climbs to the ceiling where it is securely fastened. The lunch buffet was being prepared as we were finishing up and included a wonderful variety of vegetarian eats. Overall, a nice place to grab a vegetarian-friendly bite to eat. Probably 3.5 shiny stars rounded up to 4.

Honestly- i didn't like it. For starters, it's a restaurant located in a shopping center. It is…read morerather large with an extensive buffet, but for a special/expensive/vegetarian place they take very little care when it comes to veganism and hardly offer any vegan food (tomato pasta i can also eat at home, or in an Italian restaurant, and it won't cost as much in both cases). The seating area is very large, but the noise level is rather high and there isn't a lot of privacy, as the seating area is indeed fairly large. I know that locals love it, and it's not easy to find a vegetarian restaurant in Brno. However, i don't think this one is the answer, nor do i think that the high prices are justified.