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!

Our favorite spot to get beer in Brno. Get the pickled hermalin and Kout beer. It's killer!read more

One of the oldies wineries in the Czech Republic with history dating back to the 13th century when…read moreit is first mentioned as the Knights Templar settled in the wine village Cejkovice and established a winery there, building a large and elaborate wine cellar where the winery still has its seat. The modern and recent winery history starts in 1936 when a cooperative was established producing its wine in the old Templar cellars up until now. As a cooperative "Templarske" is rather a larger winery with annual production reaching 4 million litres of wine.

On the main square of Mikulov, is the Café Dolce Vita. This is a perfect spot to take a break from…read moretouring. The Schanigarten is totally charming with the arch ways enveloped by vines and flowers. Of course the local Moravian wine is always recommended here but they make a perfect Aperol spritzer for a summer day's libation. And if you sit long enough at a table here, you'll see every tourist in Mikulov because sooner or later a visitor to the castle has to walk by Café Dolce Vita!

Cute little cafe with outdoor seating my friend took me to when I was in Brno. Plenty of coffee and…read morebeer options as well as food. Wifi seemed good. Hidden gem as it wasn't right in the center but just a 10 minute walk.

Positives: - Great ambiance both indoor and outdoor. The…read morecafe is located at the entrance of the Castle park. - Good coffee and Free WiFi Nagative: - Ordered an apple pie and it was not prepared right.

Great find on our recent trip to Brno. Artisan breads, bio-dairy products in glass containers,…read morelarge selection of cheeses and charcuterie. We were able to pick up some fine picnic items including bread, goat cheese, smoked ham, and fresh cracklings... we also picked up some mint syrup. Definitely recommend this shop for delicious, high quality, locally sourced gourmet items!

I wasn't looking for brunch but brunch found me. One look at the eggs benedict and I was sold…read more Perfect cookery. Light hollandaise sauce and the honey mustard dressed salad balanced the dish. Nice addition of pesto on the bread and topped with micro greens. I had a glass of fresh squeezed OJ with my meal. My only critique if I had to was the dish lacked texture. Maybe toasting the bread would do the trick. Only two tables outside but plenty inside. Also limited menu with some rotating items. Brunch and lunch service only.

Bistro Franz offers a lovely variety of food, and I'd highly recommend them for a nice brunch or…read morelate lunch. The service was good every time I went there. The only downside: their menu changes over time, so don't get too attached to your favorite option. ;)

Lovely daily produce and food stall market. Flowers. I liked the vegan ice cream vendor (chocolate…read morewas a bit more but the best.. creamy). The fruit leather selling guu also had a long grape walnit packaged concoction that was very tasty. Some sculptures in the park, al fresco cafe esteries around. Just a nice area in a nice town. Make sure to go up in the church atop the hill (entrance around the side) for a great view.