This place was not only charming & beautiful on the inside but the service was great. The food was…read moredelicious I highly recommend the duck dumplings it was so good & extremely filling.

Love the swords and medieval theme! This place is great. We started with the Camembert cheese, we…read moreate it so fast I did not get a photo, sorry! It comes with a light rye bread and a plate of cranberry on a bed of salad. Delicious starter. To drink I enjoyed the Kutna Hora Lager and my wife had the mead. We loved them both. Service was very friendly and fun. We shared the goulash. Amazing and different. It is slightly sweet with a bit of heat. The bread is hinder, probably the spice that adds some heat. What do I know. But the meat is tender and sauce is so good. You want to lick the plate! No I did not do it.

Delicious food and lovely people. Absolutely one of my favorite meals I've had in the Czech…read moreRepublic. Very hearty meal and comforting. I had the beef soup with veggies. This was a light soup and great starter. For the meal I had the pork with potato pancakes and cabbage. The pork was tender and the potato pancake was a little salty but combining both the pancake with the pork gave it a good balance. I'm not a big cabbage person and this was one of the more light tasting cabbages I've had. For dessert I feel in love with the buchty it had a similar flavor profile to like a toasted French toast in my opinion. Cinnamon and fluffy but toasted on the outside. The drink I had blueberry lemonade was so refreshing .

This place is a little bit more on the expensive side but they have very large portions…read more I ordered the pasta with spinach and got exactly what I expected. The meal was pretty filling and tasty, but nothing special. Their outdoor seating area was nice and the place seemed pretty spacious!

I ordered the vegetable salad here, and it was essentially three vegetables doused in oil with…read moresmall greens around it. My colleagues' plates looked much more appetizing, but that's on me for getting a rabbit plate. Although, I've had far better salads in the Czech Republic.

We didn't read the reviews here until a week after we ate here....and it's a good thing because our…read moreexperience was so much better than what was elsewhere reported. We had no idea what to expect from Havirska Bouda. We found a sign on the road pointing up a hill and as our tummies were making more noise than the radio we decided to stop. This woodsy retreat with magnificent views was one of our truly great finds on our trip. The place was clean, service efficient and food wonderful. Each of us four ordered something different and we shared. The consensus: we would come back for each of our dishes. Goulash: Spicy deep flavor Dumplings: Can we have some more please? Pork in Plum Sauce: I wish my tummy was bigger Roast Duck: More than we could eat Salad Mixta: Bright, beautiful and full of freshness We were not able to stay in the pension as they were full but we all agreed that even if this is not on the way to where we are going...we would make a detour to visit again.

We came from Prague to Kutná Hora for a 1/2 day trip. After the ossuary we took the bus to the…read morecenter and happened upon this place. It was a cold but sunny day, so we decided to sit out in the sun. There are some picnic tables outside with a nice view of the cathedral and the arcade of statues. They have several menu options. They also have a few pictures of food items. That to me screams tourist trap. So although we avoid these type of places, we went ahead and ordered because they accept credit cards and we were running low on cash. We were trying to not use our remaining kč as to not have to take more cash out. I just wanted soup, but my husband wanted food. Silly man. The garlic soup with ham and cheese was pretty good and it warmed my bones. Now, we ordered the fish & chips from the touristy menu. Looked beer battered and was pictured with hush puppies. We got corn meal breading and no hush puppies. We also ordered the fried cheese. All the fried items were pretty greasy and had a bit of old oil aftertaste. Service is pretty gruff. And here's the kicker. We go to pay, and we get "No cards, cash only". Forget the fact, that right on their window they have stickers for every single credit card known to man. Including AmEx. Fortunately, we had enough cash, because although they have an ATM attached ro their restaurant, I was not going to withdraw from there! So if you just want beer or hot soup, you're ok. As long as you have cash.

Delightful spot to cool your dogs after hiking around Kutna Hora seeing the sights. It's across…read morefrom the Jesuit College and looks like it could be a tourist trap but we found it to be most comfortable and quaint.

We got the beet salad and traditional Czech plate - both very very tasty. Food came very quickly…read moreand the beer was good too. We bought 2 souvenir glasses. The view is beautiful and it's located right next to st. Barbara's. Also free WiFi.

I've been there three times during my visits to Kutna Hora with different people, and it was…read moregenerally agreed that this restaurant is fine. The service is very nice, although once they miscalculated the bill, so it's always good to pay attention. The food is typical Czech and very tasty. They have tables outside in the terrace with an amazing view to Church of St. Barbara and the city. The bathroom could be better decorated, considering that it is also a hotel, but on the whole the restaurant gives a good impression. During the peak of tourist season, the terrace is often full.

The friends and I decided to take a lunch break here to get a breather after the Sedlec Ossuary and…read moreto prep for the wonder that was the Church of St Barbora. Restaurace U Barbory is actually right next door to the famed St Barbora Cathedral and on a gorgeous day, dining on the outside courtyard gives a wonderful view of the Jesuit College. The restaurant is connected to a penzion and seemed to have a decent amount of people stopping in for lunch. They offer a combination of Czech fare mixed with some International cuisine. To eat, I had the Roast duck leg with Apple Cabbage. It comes with potato gnocchi which I substituted for my fave, mashed potatoes (or potato puree as they call it here). I wasn't sure if I would like the cabbage but I actually quite enjoyed it. It was like pickled cabbage but a little sweet - good flavors. Very healthy-sized portion. My friend had the Spaghetti alla arrabiata which was a little spicy for her. I thought it was fine. Service was pleasant.