Location: Horni Marsov
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Reviews on Soups food in Horni Marsov, Bohemia, Czech Republic. Horní Maršov (German: Marschendorf) is a village and municipality in Trutnov District in the Hradec Králové Region of the Czech Republic.
Restaurants in Horni Marsov
1. Hotel Hvezda
Overall Ratings
3 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By 988PaulH
This restaurant had rubbishy service from very rude staff, everything was too difficult for them. We were lucky enough to go to the restaurant with our Czech friends, so it was not because we were English. Other tables were getting the same rubbish & rude service. The food was awful, the garlic soup was unpleasant - how can you get soup wrong? The mains took ages & were cold & the price did not reflect the service or quality. Do not go here.
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2. Chata Karkonoska
Overall Ratings
4 based on 623 reviews
Regional Restaurant "Chata Karkonoska" is a stylish building built of spruce on the walls of the coronary made of wooden logs. It is the largest single-storey and one-room wooden building in Poland built in this technology based on 33 to 12 meters. In the
Reviewed By Ludovit G
We stopped by for dinner after visiting Spa in Golebiewski. We had a very nice Zurek soup and garlic soup - both were delicious. My trout with potato and my wife's ravioli (pierogi) with cheese were also very tasty. Young waiter was very attentive and funny. We recommend the place highly. In mid summer there were only couple of tables occupied, clearly they make in winter with nearby ski lifts a multiple of turnover. Ambiente was very nice. Szanowny Ludovit G dziÄki za doskonaÅÄ opiniÄ, bardzo nam miÅo, że odwiedziliÅcie nasza restauracjÄ. PstrÄ ga faktycznie mamy doskonaÅego... kupujemy w lokalnej hodowli, zatem codziennie jest Åwieży. NastÄpnym razem proponujemy "coÅ miÄsnego" mamy nadziejÄ, że również bÄdzie smakowaÅo. Pozdrawiamy zapraszajÄ c ponownie jarek Pol w raz z caÅÄ ZaÅogÄ :)
3. Restauracja U Petiego
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1075 reviews
Reviewed By karapetyan
The food was half fine, half OK. Nothing inedible, but I expected much more from a continuously fully booked and highly ranked restaurant. The place was hard to find, even more difficult was to find a nearby parking. The restaurant is located on a hill slope, you actually need to climb over some obstacles to reach it in winter. Not sure how it looks in summer. Inside, it's pretty busy and dirtyâbecause of visitors bringing in snow on their ski boots. The staff is very friendly, one guy could speak Polish, German and English.
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4. Bar Wrzos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 346 reviews
Reviewed By jedrus7
This place is not on the main Karpacz road, but you can eat there very well for a very good price. It is popular among locals, which is a pretty good recommendation. Every day they have a daily menu, the cousine is Polish and traditional but extremely tasty. Try soups or meet dishes. Menu is in Polish only, I am not sure whether they speak languages, at least one staff memember speaks German, nevertheless this place is definitely worth trying.
5. Dwor Liczyrzepy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 363 reviews
An unique restaurant specialising in regional dishes you won't find anywhere else in Karpacz! Beautiful terrace view of the montains will add an extra memory to your stay in Dwór Liczyrzepy.
Reviewed By Thirsty_Traveler_BKK
The location is worth a visit because of the great hall with the gallery. Food portions are big and of great quality and that for a really good price. The staff is unfortunately untrained, not attentive and in some cases a bit cold, on the edge of being unfriendly. When I made a little mistake the entire staff of about 10 people stood crowded behind the bar, looking at me and laughing loudly and rudely, which didn't support me feeling any better in this uncomfortable situation. The menu is in Polish and German, staff refused to speak English to me but spoke English later intuitively by accident. Nevertheless I would give the Dwor Liczyrzepy a try if you are in the area of it and hungry. Doors open at noon.
