Olivův Pivovar

The interior is lovely and the beer is good, but the food costs too much. The old chef made really tasty, interesting lunches with unusual ingredient combinations, and those meals were worth the price. Since the new chef arrived, it's mostly plain food like sausage and potatoes, but at much higher prices. The lunch dish now costs more than a good dinner in Prague. Some waiters are also rude and don't know how to behave. At times they openly ask for tips and even show they aren't happy with the amount.

A beautifully renovated brewery with a great interior that works well for large events. The craft beer is delicious, the classic dishes taste good, and the staff are pleasant.

The restaurant was nice and the food tasted good, but I wouldn't recommend the hotel. We were in room 1, and after the first night nobody came to clean, change towels, or refill the toilet paper. We had to ask a restaurant waiter downstairs for paper. I emailed the owner to complain, and a cleaner came the next day, but didn't vacuum or sweep. The room wasn't serviced again the day after. The shower pressure was extremely low, so I couldn't wash my long, thick hair properly. There's an overhead shower head in the photos, but we couldn't get it to turn on. The reading lights on the bed frame didn't work either; we checked the connections but couldn't make them work. The mattresses were extremely hard. If you sleep on your side, I wouldn't recommend this place. After three nights we moved to hotel Pyramida in Prague city center because the mattress was unbearable. A sick employee served us breakfast. We overheard her say she had a high temperature and felt ill. Maybe we were just unlucky with the cleaner and the sick restaurant employee, but the mattresses are still very hard and the shower is almost unusable. I strongly don't recommend staying here.

The duck main course was delicious, and our party also recommended the pork tomahawk. The service was really friendly, with a great choice of beers, spirits, and wines. The menu clearly marks allergens, and there are several gluten-free options.