Rooms at this hotel are very simple with no luxuries but the location is unique and worth the…read moreprice. Be prepared for winter conditions if you visit during winter month with high freezing winds and icy walkways but the area looks stunning when dressed in white.

This was the worst food ever! The waiters were confused, the food was disgusting and don't even get…read moreme started on the drinks. The strawberries in the lemonade was white and it barely tasted like a lemonade. I may seem mad, but the truth is being told. Despite the absolutely beautiful view, the food and restaurant experience was horrible. Save your money and don't eat here!

A really pleasant restaurant next to the zoological garden. They truly have great food, pleasant…read moreambiance and friendly service. The views from the restaurant are also calming and nice since the restaurant is located on an upper level. The interior is designer and modern, spacious. Absolutely loved their Kyselo soup, which we ended up ordering two times :)

A really pleasant and nice restaurant on the outskirts of Liberec. The service is sometimes a bit…read moreslow when it gets crowded but the meals are rally tasty, they have a wide selection and I am sure you will not be disappointed by the food quality.

Eat the garlic soup!!! Amazing! Everything else was ok but nothing special. I would definitely…read morereturn just to have more of that soup!

This place is an awesome addition to the Liberec scene. The interior is clean and comfortable, and…read morethey're one of few places you can find Svijany's 450 anniversary beer (hoppier than normal). Try the kulajda soup with dill, potatoes and egg. I just wish they were open for Sunday lunch.

American style BBQ in Prague??? Really??? Good 'Q is hard enough to pull off in the USA, could…read moresomeone in Prague do it? The answer is a resounding YES. Bad Jeff's is the real deal. It's located near the Namesti Miru station on a mostly residential street. Beautifully decorated, we were seated immediately. Friendly server brought us our menus. We considered the BBQ Sampler but thought it would be too much as we weren't super hungry. Settled for the beef brisket and the pork ribs lunch. Both were excellent. Meat just fell of the bones, perfectly sauced. Fries were good. Unfortunately we didn't try the sides - guess we'll have to save that for next time. After getting to know Prague better, good 'Q doesn't surprise me anymore. Prague is well known for its meats and the restaurant scene is definitely on point.

In a city that's known for its meat, BBQ isn't the first thing that you associate with it. But in…read morethe city's continued growth and attraction of multiple nations, one of those being Americans, BBQ was bound to find its way. And that's what Jeff did, he took his BBQ with him from back home, set up shop in Prague, and has been successful ever since with locals, and of course, expats. The chef, Jeff, actually is from Texas and used to be a chef at Prague Beer Museum, where he helped introduce classic American fare, such as corndogs, on their menu. I had my best ribs in Prague here, and some great sides including truffle mac n' cheese, jalapeno cheese corn bread, baked beans and cole slaw. I was pleased with the overall experience. Comforting interior, great selection of food (true to an American BBQ menu), AWESOME service, and the prices (albeit "expat prices") were good for what you got in return.