The best cafe we visited while in Ostrava for a week. Their coffee is award-winning and their food…read moreis noteworthy. We ordered lattes, chocolate croissants, and a yogurt/granola/fruit bowl. Everything tasted great and service was on point.

One of the best cafes in Ostrava, especially in the morning. There are few people there and the…read moreatmosphere is very pleasant. Quite reasonable prices, good coffee. I recommend

Great lunch and the GF bread was so good. I had the goat cheese sandwich. Not too heavy and the…read moreperfect late lunch. Highly recommend

Brilliant little place with a outside terrace. French food is good but the service is excellent…read more Quick to come to your table and order and quick to bring your food... literally could be eating in 5 minutes. Breakfasts are brilliant. Lunches too. Check them out

After spending 80 minutes at HopJump, my six-year-old daughter and I grabbed lunch at this spot in…read morethe same building. We ordered the French toast and I drank a chai latte. Both were great and my daughter devoured the French toast. There are plenty of tables and some have outlets nearby. The space is simple yet beautiful. Service is great!

Ok, I will be honest and admit that this review is a bit biased since I have been coming to this…read moreplace since I was a little kid, therefore I have some sentimental feelings to this spot, but still, here it comes... This place is totally worth the visit! Especially if you are just randomly passing by or visiting for a couple days and want to make your visit more special. If you are active and healthy, make sure to put your tennis shoes on and hike it up (about an hour and a half). If you want to opt out for the easy option - take a chairlift that will bring you almost all the way up. But I can guarantee you that the food (and beer) will not taste as good if you do not work for it by hiking the hill up on your own! They do not offer many dishes, but everyone (even vegetarians) can find something on their menu which mostly consists of traditional Czech meals. I recommend starting with one of their soups - if you like cheese and do not mind if it has a peculiar smell, then you should not omit an opportunity to have "česnekačka s tvarůžkem" (garlic soup with special Czech stinky cheese) or if you like legumes - go for their čočková or fazolová (lentil or bean soups). As for the second, I like their fried cheese and if you are like me and are not the biggest fan of french fries, you can ask for a substitution of those with cooked potatoes or something else. If you like refreshing soft drinks, try traditional Czech soda - Kofola! If you are into beers, they have great beers from Litovel brewery. My favorite beer from them is called "černý citron" which is dark, weaker and very refreshing citrusy tasting beer! Definitely recommend trying this one out, but I have to give you a warning that it is quite difficult to only stick to one! Na zdraví!