An elegant café located in a beautiful Mineral Waters building. Serves coffee, tea, drinks and…read moreenormous cakes. Be aware, that eating a dessert there is not easy (avoiding a "piece of cake" pun here) and it may be better to order just one for two. Perfect for an evening chillout after a hike in nearby mountains, watching crowds of tourists pacing through Kudowa.

One of the first breakfast/brunch place we went to when we arrived in Czech Republic. This place is…read morea family favorite that the family took us to. The restaurant was completely packed from the front and the back area. When you enter, it looks like a coffee shop. There are tables set up in the front, where we were originally seated. Later, our server moved us to a roomier table and corner in the back area for our large party of 8. The decoration throughout the place was beautiful and colorful. The restaurant was clean and neat. The toilet was very clean. Our server was attentive and took very good care of us. We ordered our food and everything was absolutely amazing!! The portion was perfect and filling! What we ordered (below is for three of us only): Avo on toast Mush and cheese Stuffed croissant Eggs benedict

Nowa Ruda has this distinctive kind of charm, almost as it was too shy to be pretty. Yes, this town…read moreis poor and the cheap outfit shops greatly outnumber restaurants and coffee places. Yes, there's the White Locomotive, but it's just a glimpse of decadence in a dark wood of melancholy. So the initiative of Olga Tokarczuk - a renowned author and recent Noble Prize laureate in literature - to open an elegant coffee place, serving coffee, wine and desserts - must be precious for the town. The café's staff must, of course, work a little more to achieve a high standard, but we should all keep our fingers crossed. Travelling through this beautiful region, stop for a moment in Nowa Ruda and grab a coffee or a glass of wine.

My review concerns only the hotel restaurant, as I didn't stay for the night…read more U Beránka is a hotel and restaurant located in an old theater building, right in the center of the Náchod's old town. The venue is beautifully decorated, with elements of art deco. The menu is quite typical for the Czech Republic or some other parts of former Austro-Hungarian monarchy. I personally recommend strudel with perfectly balanced sweetness and non-artificial cream.

Considering all the other restaurants in Broumov close amazingly early on weekends, "u Kostela" can…read morebe literally the only choice. But it's not a bad one. The cuisine is local, fresh and hot. Maybe not sophisticated or overly healthy, but tasty. Not overpriced too. It's worth mentioning that the restaurant is located right across the street from a beautiful wooden church, the oldest such structure in the central Europe.

Pretty good third wave coffee. Do not expect sophisticated latte art, still the coffee is really,…read morereally good!