Nice spot to grab a quick bite, staff speaks English well. Sushi&#39;s decent, not top-tier though.

Got a table straight away for lunch. Beef was properly tender, went well with the IPA. Menu&rsquo;s not huge but enough to pick from. Kinda curious about their dinner steak now, might come back one evening. Place was a bit quiet for a weekday but that&rsquo;s fine.

The sv&iacute;čkov&aacute; was solid &mdash; tender meat, proper sauce. Industrial space is nice but gets loud when full. Service friendly enough. Fine for a casual dinner, nothing more.

Best Guinness I&rsquo;ve had outside Ireland, hands down. Place was buzzing and staff were sound. Food menu&rsquo;s a bit thin, but who cares when the pint&rsquo;s this good.

Came here on a random weekday evening and it felt super local, not touristy at all. The staff actually chatted with us a bit, which was nice. Beer was cold and hit the spot. Place is a bit tucked away, but that&#39;s kind of the charm. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back.

Stopped here for lunch after a bike ride. Pizza was solid, salad fresh. Nice view from the terrace, and service was quick. Had a Czech lager with it, which hit the spot. Only thing&mdash;it got a bit busy around noon, but that&#39;s on us for timing. Fine spot to refuel.

Solid spot for a quick coffee and cake. The old interior is pretty cool, well kept. Had a slice of something, not too sweet, which I liked. Coffee was fine. Sat by the window, watched people pass by. Nothing fancy, but it does the job. Prices are okay for the location.

Food&#39;s solid. Had the pasta and it was cooked right. Staff friendly enough but kinda distant when taking the order. Fine for a quick bite, nothing fancy. Prices fair for what you get. Probably come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The playground out back is a lifesaver if you&rsquo;ve got kids&mdash;they played the whole time we ate. Food was solid, big portions, and that homemade lemonade hit the spot.

Stopped by for a late bite and a pint. Guinness was properly poured, and the chilli cheese fries hit the spot. Kitchen staying open late is a real plus. Prices felt fair for what you get. Only thing is the seating near the window is a bit cramped, but I&rsquo;d still come back for a relaxed evening.

The vegan goulash was rich but the texture came out a bit too soft for me. Dumplings were solid though. Staff friendly, kept it casual.

We&#39;ve been coming here for years and the staff still remembers our kids&#39; order. Chef made the little one a schnitzel off-menu again - that&#39;s why we keep coming back.

The raspberry sparkling lemonade was the highlight &mdash; fresh and not too sweet. Cozy spot for breakfast, though I wish they had more drink options to pair with the meal.

Stopped here for a late afternoon pick-me-up, just off the main square. The poppyseed and plum jam crepe was the right call, not too sweet. Had a glass of crisp white with it, which worked better than coffee, honestly. Courtyard was quiet, a nice break from the crowds. Service was a bit slow, but I wasn&#39;t in a hurry.

The goat cheese with beetroot was the standout &mdash; chocolate mousse solid too. Garden seating was quiet, service efficient. No complaints.

The onion bhaji was huge, really tasty. Garlic naan came out big as well. Chicken masala&#39;s on the sweeter side, fine by me. Tandoori mix had good shrimp and the chicken coating was nice, but a few lamb pieces were dry. Appetizers were the highlight honestly. Staff friendly enough.

We&#39;ve been coming here for years, and the garden seating is still the reason I keep going back. Sat outside last week, had the grilled chicken, it was cooked properly. They even brought out a free jug of lemon water without us asking. Right near the castle, so it&#39;s easy to find. Service was friendly, nothing too fancy, just solid.

The Greek desserts were the highlight for me &mdash; the baklava had that perfect flaky texture, not too sweet. Sat in the courtyard garden, which was quiet enough to actually enjoy it. Only downside was the service took a while, but the setting made up for it. Nice little escape from the busy streets nearby.

Mushroom tartlet and roasted cauliflower were the real deal. Steak was cooked right but missing that deep aged flavor. Dessert was meh. Plating looked sharp though.

Solid place for a bigger gathering. We had about 100 people for a work thing and they managed it well. Schnitzel was still decent the next day.

The duck with sweet cabbage was really good, cabbage nicely balanced. Classic old pub interior, very central spot. Just wish the portion had been a bit bigger.

Stopped by for a pint and ended up staying for dinner. Their own brew is properly fresh, that&rsquo;s the main draw for me. Garlic soup and sv&iacute;čkov&aacute; were both solid picks. Not every dish on the menu hits, but you know what you&rsquo;re here for. Place has a nice buzz to it, easy to sit and have another round.

The sv&iacute;čkov&aacute; was properly tender and that sauce had real depth. The Czech-style Negroni worked better than I expected. Sat outside, it was pretty chill.

The garlic soup was proper&mdash;deep, rich, not shy with the garlic. Ribs came out tender, fell off the bone like they should. Place is pretty basic inside, but that&rsquo;s fine for a casual bite. Beer was cold, went well with the food. Only thing, it took a bit to get the bill. Wouldn&rsquo;t mind coming back if I&rsquo;m in the area.

The mushroom soup and pork ribs were really good. Prices felt fair for what you get. Nice spot for traditional Czech food.

The staff really paid attention when I mentioned my food allergy &mdash; double-checked everything before it came out. That put me at ease right away. The dishes tasted properly traditional, nothing fancy but honest cooking. I appreciated not having to worry the whole meal. Just a solid, comfortable spot where you can relax and eat without stress.

The burger was solid, but the price felt steep for Brno. Service was fine, just surprised they don&#39;t do a daily lunch menu.

Great local beer and the prices are fair. Sat outside, pretty chill spot for a quick drink.

The lunch menu is a steal for 110-140 CZK and the portions are honestly huge. Food leans a bit sweet though, which I guess is the local style. Not complaining, just something to know. The space itself felt nice, nothing fancy but comfortable enough to sit and eat without rushing.

The beef wellington here was really good. Flaky pastry, meat cooked properly, not dry at all. I liked that they didn&#39;t oversauce it. Place itself is a bit fancy but comfortable. Service was fine, though we waited a little longer than expected for the main course. Would come back for that dish again.

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