Café Pilát

“Rustic, simple style of presentation and really generous portions full of colour.”

The unusual design by Martin Hrdina and the location inside the Capuchin Monastery symbolically reference the ancient Near East. The food, inspired by traditional Mediterranean cuisine, can be accompanied by the thick wines of the Golan Heights or fresh products from tried and true Moravian wine-makers. Food-wise, Pilát specializes in brunch, with the “all you can eat” vegetarian
option returning to the lunch menu.

EXPERTS RATED AS THE BEST:
Originality of offer
Taste and quality of food

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