This restaurant is incredible; a true gem right on the square. The food is full of unique tastes…read moreand creativity yet still holds onto the traditional Czech flavors and cuisine. The freshly baked, golden, and incredibly fluffy mazanec reminded me of home and the salted tvaroh and butter were a delicious addition. I had the chicken and although it was a little on the heavier side, it was cooked perfectly. The croquette was perfectly crunchy on the outside with a warm and soft center, practically melting in your mouth. Sadly, I didn't make it to dessert because there was no more room but I can only imagine how good they are.

It's rare that I take stars off for service because our waiter could be having a bad day, so I'm…read morecharitable. But multiple servers were so cold and thoughtless that I have to take off stars this time. They lost out on a nice tip and revenue for the restaurant. They didn't ask us for our beverage order. We sat nearly two hours without even something like an offer of water. Only one of our party of nine ordered an appetizer but they made everyone wait for their entrees until that individual was done. They didn't check on us or clear plates for a long time after we were finished. If we had enjoyed our meal with pleasant service, the restaurant would've gotten revenue from a wine order and dessert. My advice with the food is don't be adventurous. I made a big mistake with the awful steak tartare that comes pre-mixed with garlic cloves on the side. Really? I'm going to mince my own garlic at the table to add to my tartare? It can't come minced to the table? In any case, I couldn't get past two forkfuls. The chanterelle mushroom soup was good and I heard the chicken and (very boney) local trout was good as well as the fried chicken. But none of those was outstanding. If I had to eat here again, I'd get the classic recipes like the grandmother's dish. As far as kids, they did make a plain penne for a toddler and they had a kids menu with 3-4 little dishes. It was hilarious when one of the kids asked for no dill on his pasta and the waiter nearly refused saying it tasted better with dill. Hello?! Free wifi and nice view of the main square. It's the most expensive restaurant in town.

I had a lovely lunch at Beseda on the patio. Gnocchi with chicken, spinach and a mushroom cream…read moresauce was only 145 koruna...very affordable and delicious. They were out of a few things on the menu which is why I only gave four stars. Waitress did her best to communicate in English. Yummy lunch!

Location is great - near the Tabor mainsquare. The atmosphere has a pleasant appearance and a…read moredistinctive Mediavel conotation. However, the place seems to have slipped over the last couple years. The kitchen is smelly, food quality inconsistent and service not very attentive even by the local standards. Neither a disaster nor a place of choice.

Roadside stop. I had roast duck with dumplings and red cabbage, the wife had norwegian salmon, the…read moreboy had marbled pork (which was really tough and did not come with the peppers and onions as desribed), the other boy got schnitzel and fries (as he nearly always does everywhere we go). The food was average, the decor was forgettable, and it was eerily quiet. We got our bellies filled and it was a convenient place to stop right off the highway, but it certainly would not be a dinner destination.