Top Restaurants in Telc
Top Things to do in Telc
- 1. Historic Centre of Telc
- 2. State Chateau Telc (Statni zamek Telc)
- 3. Marlenka Rasna Horse Stables
- 4. Muzeum Techniky
- 5. Church of St. James (Kostel sv. Jakuba)
- 6. House no 15
- 7. Sv Ducha (Church of the Holy Ghost)
- 8. Jezuitsky kostel Jmena Jezis (Jesuite Church)
- 9. Rozhledna Telc
- 10. Golf Resort Telc
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Most Popular Pub food in Telc, Moravia, Czech Republic
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Telc including Restaurant Zach, Taberna Norler, U Cerneho Orla
Things to do in Telc
1. Restaurant Zach
Overall Ratings
3 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Sagitario1978
Below average, we had 4 courses and the only one which was bit satisfying was the "svickova", typical representant of Czech cuisine. The rest, salad with goat cheese, soup, and Ceasar salad were very sloppy and very poor. The prices are comparable to top restaurants, but this one is very very far away. Service was O. K.
2. Taberna Norler
Craft czech beer from local minibreweries and craft cider, freshly roasted coffee prepared by trend standards. High quality tea is also available. For light lunch you can have fresh crepes or galletes and selection of desserts.
Reviewed By jakmalak
In September, we spent two nights in Telc while on bike tour of area Both evenings started at the Taberna where I was treated to the driest, crispest (like the tart crunch of perfect apple), most delicious apple cider that I have ever enjoyed and my partner had a local beer. The tavern owner makes the cider himself and it is not to be missed. Loved the small outdoor seating with a view of the square and loved the young people who frequented the taberna. Warm atmosphere, friendly people, beautiful town.
Where to eat European food in Telc: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. U Cerneho Orla
Overall Ratings
2 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By eilonglen
Wow! Can't believe that we actually rowed against the negative flow...Cerneho Orla is part of the hotel of the same name, in the center of the Stare Mesto, and was very quiet on our last night in Telc. Our mature waitress was very friendly and helpful with a fair knowledge of English, which made the ordering our meal pretty unstressful. We chose the roast medallions of veal and the Hunter's venison pot, accompanied by a fresh green salad, and washed down with a glass of house white and a lager beer.All in all, a satisfying, traditional meal and certainly not deserving of the exaggerated criticism from many other reviewers. Perhaps we were lucky to visit on a quiet evening...
