Location: Breclav
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Where to Eat in Breclav: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Břeclav (Czech pronunciation: [ˈbr̝ɛtslaf]; German: Lundenburg; Hungarian: Leventevár) is a town in the Moravia, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic, approximately 55 km southeast of Brno. It is located at the border with Lower Austria on the Dyje River. The nearest town on Austrian territory is Bernhardsthal. Břeclav also lies 10 km northwest of the Slovak border at Kúty and 100 km north of the Austrian capital city Vienna.
Things to do in Breclav
1. Hotel ROSE
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
2. Restaurace U Tlustych
Overall Ratings
4 based on 428 reviews
Reviewed By BorisJr
Restauration is situated in Lednice on main road. The personal are from firsttouch really nice and profesionall. The reastaurant is often full, so better is call them before visiting. The food feel very good. We ordered portion of local bacon, sausege and ham with honey-mustard sauce (realy fresh cutted meat, just the sausage dont like so much) After that we had also steak which were nice ( good prepared - medium)
If you are on place you can try the burger as well. If u there, your best choice is Restaurace u Tlustych
Next the door of the restaurant they had great shop of all product (pate, sausages, meat and more other)
3. Restaurace Albero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
http://www.alberovaltice.cz/
Reviewed By Anthony F. F
As we were staying opposite we decided to explore Albero - with a pleasant garden area and the restaurant inside. The garlic soup was a nice starter followed by well cooked pork and chunky roast potatoes with an excellent peppercorn sauce. Our other choice was Czech potato and ham dumpling with traditional cabbage - a tasty combination. Unfortunately the white wine in the Spritzers was completely swamped by sparkling water, far better to enjoy the famous Palava wine on its own. Service was lackadaisical, interior decor forgettably drab - but the food was worth a a visit.
4. Valticka Rychta
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Vera L - Austin, Texas
This restaurant specializes in traditional Czech/Moravian cuisine. The food is tasty, portions large, prices reasonable, and service fast. This time too fast, perhaps. We arrived for a late lunch, maybe around 2:00 p.m.--7 people including 2 small children. It was closed inside (not sure why, maybe private function?). There was no table open outside and people waiting. We still got seated within 10 minutes. They were incredibly busy, but food still arrived very fast. Since there were people waiting, they also expected guests to finish their meals and leave, so they can seat other people. This is not usual in Europe, as people are used to sit as long as they want.
Tip: if the place is busy, let the staff know you are looking for a table, but don't be shy, be proactive and take a table yourself if you see a party get up. They will clear it for your quickly. Avoid tables with "Reserve" sign--those are already reserved for someone.
5. Hotel Terezka
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Miroslav C - Prague
We visited this hotel with a group of friends and we were satisfied with the price / quality ratio. Furnishing oh the hotel is a little old fashioned, if you do not like seventies, but all expectations overcomes perfect and professional service of smiley and friendly staff. Restaurant this time we know only at breakfast, it was varied, good and OK From previous visits I can remember that lunch was good, pity that we had to go on.
6. Park Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Blanka L - Bratislava, Slovakia
Delicious food , various local dishes , good service, quick service. My food" grilled czech cheese Hermelín with onion,tomato and paprika on the potato pancakes" was great. I recommend this restaurant really the best in Břeclav. All the occupied tables say it all. And of course the tasty red wine by the glass.
7. Restaurace Na Pekarne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reviewed By Mactomi - Prague
Compare to other lazy and rather boring Czech countryside restaurants they are very creative. Nice menu with several daily special is very inspiring. Portions are enormous and sometimes mish-mashed. They have interesting selection of small winemakers from the region and fairly good beer. Service is bit slow when packed.
8. Daily bar Dvur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Lincoln_Cliff - London, United Kingdom
They've got a great range of Czech and International spirits, a couple of tasty local beers and their home made delicious lemonade. Oh, did I mention the fresh selection of home made cakes and snacks? It's a five minute walk from the train station en route to town and well worth stopping for a drink. The atmosphere is a little 'hip' and youthful but this shouldn't put any age group off as the scene is relaxed and welcoming. The courtyard is secluded and green - a great oasis.
9. Restaurant Moravia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
The restaurant is under new management and we bid you to come and taste our fine, local and season cuisine. Have a glass of our own beer, try some of our housewines. Feel free to write comments and reviews.
Reviewed By Peter_Osak - Bratislava, Slovakia
During each visit to Lednice, I visit this restaurant, because I am always very happy with the service and especially the taste of local food. Excellent meals are prepared according to traditional recipes using local products. Restaurant offers a special wine edition from their own vineyards. You'll love this place for ever!!!
10. Hospudka U Korunky
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 193 reviews
Reviewed By Dasa K - Opava, Czech Republic
Discovered this place by an accident, perfect for a rest after some biking. Everything was perfect - the service, the food, the beer. What else one could wish for? Definitely recommend this place, which is just a short walking distance across the street from the entrance to the park of The Lednice Castle.
