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1. Lokal U Caipla
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YUYUMacao
As the name suggests (I'm guessing too), Lokal should be Local! Sure enough, he guessed it right. The waiter said that more than 90[%] of the local Czech dishes are available here. The first hot soup is Drstkova Polevka, the famous Czech offal soup. This heavy-flavored soup is used in the Balkans to relieve hangovers. One pound of offal is cooked with five ounces of bacon. The offal is mainly tripe and stomach. People who don't like to eat offal can also accept it. Then the main dish is Svikova Pecene beef tenderloin, stewed in thick cream sauce, which has a solid texture, and is mixed with Cranberry sauce to make it authentic. The side dish is the Czech specialty Knedliky, which is called bread dumpling in English. This kind of white bread is very chewy and is made of eggs and milk. The last dessert is Rakvicka se slehackou, which is a small cream coffin cake that can only be eaten in the Czech Republic. It is sweet and crunchy. The whole meal costs 350 Czech dollars (about RMB 110) for Christmas. Oh, by the way, the decoration here is also very beautiful, modern but with hidden history (the shining childlike paintings on the wall depict some of Brno’s important shining moments).
2. Industra Coffee
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AU$15
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3. Jhm Preyer's Rad- Und Pferdetreff
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红妆人Nefelibata
Many European style design details are combined with roses, with a sense of decadence, some seats have plugs under them, suitable for office and relaxation, Mainly: pasta, pizza, burgers, desserts, salads, drinks.
4. Restaurace REBIO – Orlí
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AU$22
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婉儿婉儿
All the staff spoke English and were very friendly. I ordered a banana, yogurt tuna and avocado sandwich and a brown sugar smoothie. The staff gave me extra smoothie left in the blender after making the smoothie! Very nice and friendly. They also have smoothies but we didn't try them. The sandwiches we ordered were really good, the ingredients were fresh and tasty. A great quick meal option! Recommended.
5. La Speranza Bistro Italiano
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6. Pivni Bar U Rytire
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7. Cohiba Club Conti
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8. Cokoladovna Minach
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空空CJ
There is a restaurant in the corner of the Old Town Square. It seems to be very lively in the cold weather. It is a local Czech restaurant in the Old Town Square. The decoration is simple and clear in industrial style. There is a beer stand-up area. Locals can chat for an hour or two with a glass of beer. The atmosphere of the whole restaurant is very lively. It is a very local restaurant. I recommend the steak on the special menu. There is a layer of cheese crust on the surface. The medium-rare steak tastes tender and smooth, and I like it very much with potatoes.
9. Chuang Shi Ji
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YUYUMacaoAs the name suggests (I'm guessing too), Lokal should be Local! Sure enough, he guessed it right. The waiter said that more than 90[%] of the local Czech dishes are available here.
The first hot soup is Drstkova Polevka, the famous Czech offal soup. This heavy-flavored soup is used in the Balkans to relieve hangovers. One pound of offal is cooked with five ounces of bacon. The offal is mainly tripe and stomach. People who don't like to eat offal can also accept it. Then the main dish is Svikova Pecene beef tenderloin, stewed in thick cream sauce, which has a solid texture, and is mixed with Cranberry sauce to make it authentic. The side dish is the Czech specialty Knedliky, which is called bread dumpling in English. This kind of white bread is very chewy and is made of eggs and milk. The last dessert is Rakvicka se slehackou, which is a small cream coffin cake that can only be eaten in the Czech Republic. It is sweet and crunchy. The whole meal costs 350 Czech dollars (about RMB 110) for Christmas.
Oh, by the way, the decoration here is also very beautiful, modern but with hidden history (the shining childlike paintings on the wall depict some of Brno’s important shining moments).
