The bar that doesn't exist... well, it does exist because there's a giant sign outside telling you…read moreit exists. Kind of defeats the purpose, but oh well. Marketing, amirite? I was in Brno two nights and I was at this bar two nights, so that must say something about my taste for this spot. In another town I'd just give this place 4* but in Brno it was 5* due to the lack of other options. Their signature whiskey cocktail was a bit watered down in my opinion, but the Old Fashioned I got the next night was much better. Cool vibe in the bar and some beautiful people when I was there.

So this is the best cocktail bar in BRNO, they will make everything you have in mind or your taste…read morepreferences. Brilliant place, nice people and good food. From jaw breaking to smooth as a blossom.

I'm obsessed with their fresh iced tea and their food is lovely as well. The service is great, and…read morefood is served rather quickly. The downside? The extremely noisy interior, uncomfortable seating and having to go upstairs for the toilet.

Great spot for the American travel in Brno. They have a smoking and non-smoking section (unlike…read moremost restaurants that are 100% smoking) and they have English menus as well as English speaking wait staff. Food was very good. I had "hot wings" that were not what I'm used to but they were very well seasoned and not greasy. Modern and comfortable environment. Only gave 3 stars due to the slow service - I think they were short staffed as I waitress was handling both tables upstairs and down

Pivovarska Starobrno is the local brewery, however, it has been bought out by Heineken so it is no…read morelonger the "local" brewery that it sets out to be. The brewery also has a restaurant which is quite large. Upon entering the dining room is to the left. There are tables along one side of the wall that up a set of stairs to more tables. There are additional tables in the center of the dining room. Heading down a set of stairs leads to the main bar. The lighting fixtures are rather creative and make use of empty Starbrno bottles. The Sauerkraut Soup has a deep red hue studded with drizzles of sour cream. The soup is hearty and rich, and is loaded with pickled cabbage as the name suggests. The soup contains large mushrooms and potatoes, which give the soup an earthy flavor. The soup has a slightly sour finish from the sauerkraut. This was a very good dish, and would gladly order it again. The Caesar Salad contains fresh, crunchy romaine lettuce with homemade croutons and loads of parmesan cheese. The salad contained a generous amount of grilled chicken which was tender. The dressing had hints of anchovy, but there was way too much dressing and overpowered the salad. The Foie Gras was nicely seared on both sides, but since the slices were somewhat thin were slightly overcooked. It retained the rich, creamy, fatty texture however. The grilled apples added some sweetness to combat the richness of the foie. The Goulash contained very tender chunks of beef, but my main complaint was there wasn't much meat served. There was some carb overload as the dish was served with two potato pancakes, which were nice and crunchy, as well as bread. The dish was only lukewarm, so a bit of a disappointment. The sauce was also slightly bitter, which may be from too much paprika? The Beer Sponge-Biscuit Tiramisu was a take on the classic dish, served in a rustic fashion in a beer glass. The tiramisu had a hint of sour cream which gave the dish a slight tang. The dish was very good overall, but was somewhat misleading as the beer could not be discerned. The Pancakes with Lemon Sour Cream were unlike American pancakes. These looked like small hockey pucks, and was more reminiscent of a biscuit, but was a little lighter and fluffier. The cinnamon butter was light but not very spicy. The blueberries were plentiful, but not very sweet. The dish was good, but unusual when thinking of "pancakes". This dessert was not very sweet despite all of the sweet components. Pivovarska Starobrno is maybe the most "commercial" restaurant in Brno outside of KFC, but they do serve some good food at reasonable prices in a nice, relaxed atmosphere.

The food was delicious, but the portions were small (probably reasonable and healthy) for the…read moreprice. Healthy and delicious options, nice ambience, and English menus made eating here very enjoyable!

Pretty nice food! Great for family fun. They have nice vegetarian options as well. Weird location…read morein the middle of nowhere but if you are driving it's a great place to stop for a snack.

Just a quick stop on my way home in my caravan. Very close to an southern us style restaurant. Can…read morefully recommend.

As an American it important to always remember that American food is usually influenced by local…read morecontext. That said, while filling my car with gas I was quite intrigued with the apparent effort to emulate the feel of an American diner, so I tried it. Generally a sincere effort particularly for such a remote location. The interior has a toned down James Dean diner (in Prague) feel which is appreciated. The place was full so the sound of other people chatting and eating added a friendly feel. I ordered a Jack Daniels Burger that came stacked with a very familiar look, from top to bottom. The plate had a sufficient scattering of fries to embrace the burger. Too big to bite into it was necessary to use a fork and knife. Burgers should be eaten with the hands so ironically this was a bit of a disappointment. Flavor of everything was fine. However, the burger was too dense, thick and fine grained; more like Czech meatloaf than a burger. It was also cooked through which was a disappointment, suggesting that it was baked before and then put into the bun on order. Not sure if I will stop again, but if you are hungry, it is a good place to stop.

Behind a casual entrance of OSA bar, there is a piece of Cuba hiding. Besides classical coctails…read more(about 200 kinds) for about 100 CZK, you'll find many original drinks. Try Painkiller Osa for 169 CZK. They offer Cuban cigars and rums, all to a soundtrack of Latin American rhythms. The walls are covered by photos of Cuban icons, but don't seek any revolutionary mood here. Before leaving, have the shot "Adios Motherfucker".

This is a gem of a cafe, a bit off the beaten track, but worth a detour. It's in one of the 1930's…read morebuildings built by the Baťa Shoe Company, so if you walk up from the main boulevard to go here you will be rewarded by some of the wonderful Funcionalist brick buildings from the era. It's a very contemporary coffee place, proudly featuring beans from a number of African and Latin American countries. They also have delicious homemade cakes, with different varieties baked daily. The WiFi is excellent, too!