One of the best meals we had spending three weeks throughout Czechia. My six-year-old daughter and…read moreI went for lunch around 11.30 when they open on a Monday in August. Here's our experience. 1) Food: The menu (there's one in English) is organized around weekly specials and permanent food. We ordered the corn soup, triple cheeseburger, and mini doughnuts. Every plate was beautifully presented and delicious, but the corn soup took the cake. It's the best corn soup I've ever had. Even my daughter loved it. The burger was delicious! It's cooked through, but that's typical in this area. Ask for a bowl or mayonnaise for the fries. The mini doughnuts come with two on top of mascarpone that tasted more like ice cream. The caramel sauce is rich and the peanuts on top were a nice touch. 2) Drinks: Their drink list is longer than the food menu- beer, cider, wine, coffee, juice, milkshakes, etc. The local hard cider is very good. My daughter enjoyed her apple juice. 3) Service: From beginning to end, it was top notice. Friendly and the timing between dishes was spot on. Be sure to tip between 10 and 20% at the end. 4) Space: With a garden courtyard and minimally-designed dining space, it's beautiful. Restrooms are clean. 5) Price: Everything came to $33 USD. A great price for amazing food!

We found this bistro on the road between Prague and Krakow, what a great find. Our waitress spoke…read moreEnglish and they had English menus for us. Each dish was beautifully presented and delightful. Our driver ordered the aged Beef Steak (perfectly prepared), my husband had the Chicken Mango Quesadilla (?not sure why?) and we all had the pea soup (which is made with fresh peas). We all shared the Plum Dumpling (an authentic Czech dessert). I highly recommend it. The dishes have fine dining ingredients, taste and creativity, but with bistro pricing. The restaurant is spacious, clean and has a cozy homey feel. If you are in the area be sure to check them out.

Great lunch and the GF bread was so good. I had the goat cheese sandwich. Not too heavy and the…read moreperfect late lunch. Highly recommend

Brilliant little place with a outside terrace. French food is good but the service is excellent…read more Quick to come to your table and order and quick to bring your food... literally could be eating in 5 minutes. Breakfasts are brilliant. Lunches too. Check them out

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.

From the owner: Best burgers in Ostrava, Jack Daniels, Heineken, Krusovice...read more

Very healthy option with very nice food. Great salad selection, nice beers, tuna steaks,…read morevegetables. There are 8 of us at dinner and all of us enjoyed our meals. Only thing is they allow smoking but so does everywhere.

Most expensive meal we had during our three-week stay in the Czech Republic. Also, the worst…read morecocktails we had during our stay and perhaps the worst we've ever had. The good flavor in food, beautiful atmosphere, and quality service prevented this review from being one star. My wife, six-year-old daughter and I dined here around 17.30 on a Monday in August. Here's our experience. 1) Food: The menu is large and offers nachos, chips and guacamole, tacos on corn tortillas, fajitas, steaks, etc. To feed the three of us, we got the steak fajitas, chicken fajitas, chips and guac, and chimichangas. Coming from the U.S. where Mexican can be found on most corners and having spent a summer in Mexico, the food here didn't compare. But it was flavorful, especially the chimichangas. Nothing was spicy FYI. Every table gets chips and salsa as an appetizer. 2) Drinks: Every drink we ordered was just off as if a key ingredient was missing. To start, I got a frozen strawberry margarita. It was very watered down and didn't taste sour or sweet or much of anything. Then we ordered regular margaritas on the rocks. When they come out in a big glass filled one fourth of the way, we thought it was a joke. Nope, it was a splash of again a margarita that was just off. It was really bad and almost undrinkable. 3) Service: It was on point- friendly, helpful, quick. 4) Space: It's a beautiful space in the city center. It comes with brighter colors and large dining rooms. 5) Price: For everything, it came to almost $100 USD- by FAR the most expensive meal we've had in the Czech Republic. In my opinion, not worth the price for fine to good food and terrible drinks.

I travel to Ostrava twice yearly and always come here. I love everything about it! Great food and…read moregreat service!

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.

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.