Restaurant specializing in fish specialities is something special in Ostrava. OK, the staff, or I…read moreshould rather say one waiter, was very friendly and nice. He was the only one because there were occupied only two or there tables so not really a crowded house. I guess that thursday evening is not the party night. Garden is on the sidewalk, actullay bigger than you would expected. They have some local beer from Beskydy brewery but it´s wasn´t something exciting. Not bad but not good either. Otherwise they have a Pilsner Urquell. Wine list is not something what you should pay attention to. Meals are actually pretty good but don´t risk. Stay with czech meals. Even if it´s fish restaurant so I would still recommend some grilled meat or something similar. The fish we had wasn´t bad but nothing excellent. The grilled pork sirloin was very good. And the soup tasted in different way than I expected (probably too much maggi), but others liked it so... All and all I would say 3,5 stars. But it´s not possible to pick here and the waiter was really nice so four it is.

Cute place to get a drink and snack while you enjoy the small historic village of Holasovice…read more(established in 1263). Located in the southern region of Czech Republic this small village is designated as a UNESCO work heritage site and has GORGEOUS South Bohemian Folk (rural baroque style) buildings that remain intact. Very cute buildings surrounding this Pension, dating back to the 18th to 20th century (even the cute chapel of St. John of Nepomuk in the center of the village was built in 1755). While enjoying the views and history I ordered a Czech Specialty Soda call Kofola (which was made when western brands such as coke or Pepsi were not imported into the country during communist rule). I also shared a slice of Medovnik cake with my friend (a 10 layer Czech honey cake flavored with cinnamon) which has a sweet, unique taste to it, quite unlike anything I have eaten before. My friend ordered a cafe latte that was nice as well. Servers do not speak English as it is a very small Czech village and are not overly friendly like American servers. Overall nice visit enjoyed the history around me and the Authentic Czech treats.

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

Pretty straightforward Czech food with a typical slant toward meat & potatoes, but it's a great…read moredeal for lunch: rotating daily menu offers 4-5 dishes, each around 100czk and including a decent soup (and not-so-good salad bar). Nicely done interior and friendly service!

A fantastic hidden gem near Ostrava, Czech. When staying here you will not only experience a luxury…read moreroom stay, you can also turn your experience into a very special Wellness and Spa retreat. Located on the property is a Wellness and Spa Center that is absolutely gorgeous with plenty of treatment rooms to enjoy. The hotel also boasts a lake (swimming) and a park to enjoy as well. The hotel offers the ability to have business meetings here as well. A fantastic getaway and escape. I would consider this a five-star property - but the best part is that it is very budget friendly. I was surprised at how luxurious this all was for a fraction of the cost. Tip: On a nice day order a picnic basket lunch with wine and enjoy the beautiful park. A fabulous way to enjoy the wonderful landscaped grounds.

Moc pěkné místo,zastavili jsme se pouze na kavu a neco sladkeho k tomu. Vse bylo perfektni, vcetne…read moreobsluhy. Vrele doporucuji.

This is really amazing place hidden by Polish- Czech border. The castle has rich history worth to…read moremake yourself familiar with. Inside though we have hotel and Restaurant nowadays. Is all surrounded by lovely garden. I wish to attach some pictures. Close by is bridge over Oder river you can cross to. Chech Republic and visit Bohumin. With regards to food and drinks you can eat well and have lovely time. I wish to recommend due to interesting places near by ..even Ostrava. Could be great weekend or day out.

I was happy to see Hermes is opened during Christmas, which is uncommon in CZE and refers to…read moredifferent tradition of this Greek restaurant, owned by Greek immigrants and placed in a city with significant Greek minority. Thus, Hermes was rather busy on Dec 25 and I got quite a long wait for my food - Haloumi, which was amazing. The restaurant is consisted of two floors, of which one (level +1) is stated to be non-smoking zone. But as the top level is more a gallery than a separate floor, I was pretty annoyed with cigarette smoke from downstairs anyway. There's one more disadvantage in this place with great cuisine - water you only get bottled and for a fee, including water for your dogs. P. S. Make sure to have Hermes' baklava as a dessert after your meal!

Very nice typical old Czech pub. Non-bottled beer Radegast. Good kitchen, also great vegan food for…read morerequest.