Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice

After climbing to Spielberg Castle and touring several museums, you can relax at Stopkova pivnice with a cold beer; if you're hungry, try the house guláš. Now part of the Kolkovna chain, there has been a pub on this site since the late 19th century. Its name comes from Jaroslav Stopka, who took over the existing pub in 1910.

Pilsner Urquell pubs are easily identified by their curved copper bars topped with the shimmering dome of a brewing kettle and the tap area at Stopkova Plzenska Pivnice is no different. As expected, this is one of the best places in Brno to get your Pilsner direct from the tank alongside some traditional Moravian cuisine and the fact that the neo-renaissance building is steeped in history (the house dates back to the gothic period and a pub has been on the site since the late 19th century) only adds to its appeal.

Traditional Czech plates shall be found in Pegas restaurant and hotel, Varna, Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, Štatl http://statlbrno.cz/. The Czech tradition and world cuisine are combined in a NokNok restaurant http://www.noknokrestaurant.cz/ very near the centre of the Liberty Square. If you are searching for a less heavy meal, the Soul Bistro is located on Jezuitská 7 near the church https://www.facebook.com/pg/Soul-Bistro-233427320179534/photos/?.

Stopkova Plzenska Pivnice serves up local favorites such as roast duck, goulash and Moravian Sparrow (which I learned is actually a pork dish). Since I am not at all adventurous when it comes to meat dishes, I opted for the smoked sausages baked in beer, under the appropriate “Meals to Accompany Beer” category. I still think about it to this day.

If you want to immerse yourself in the Czech culture, you have to pay a visit to Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, an authentic pub in Czech style!. This long-running beer bar is now very appreciated and visited by tourists, but it keeps serving excellent pilsner and traditional Moravian cuisine, maintaining a traditional feel.

A historic bar in Brno, the Stopkova has been around since the 19th century. This Czech-style pub, near the Moravian Gallery, is visited regularly by locals, students, as well as tourists. They’re a Pilsner Urquell original restaurant and also serve Birell Pale lager and Kozel Dark beer.

My favourite restaurant in Brno, Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, is very clear that pets are welcome. They have a big sign on the entrance that says they are dog friendly. They are an excellent place for hearty Czech cuisine, and the portions are massive.

Continuing this Brno food guide, for dinner, we went to a restaurant tucked in amongst the side streets of Old Town called Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, a Pilsner Urquell bar with a traditional Czech pub atmosphere.

Running a restaurant specialising in Czech and international cuisine with a loyalty programme called Kolkovna Friends. Offering a daily menu and minute meals. Possibility of organizing social events.

Stopkova – small kid’s corner with toys on the 1st floor, restaurant offers typical Czech dishes. In the very center, Česká 5. More info: https://www.kolkovna.cz/cs/stopkova-plzenska-pivnice-16

For a taste of traditional Czech cuisine, head over to Lokal U Caipla or Stopkova Plzeňská Pivnice, or Hostinec u Semináru, where classic dishes are served with a modern twist.