Bratislava Restaurants

this is located very close to the Danube river ie near the hotel gracia and close to the St martins cathedral

We went for lunch and came back later in theweek for dinner
Lunch nice toasted bread and liver plain and yummy
Toasted sandwich cheese and bacon- they called it 2 melted breads

Dinner
yummy Spagetti carbonara
Fried cheese very heavy

Desserts were grand nothing special
but food portion was generous

Only thing though and i'll have to say this could be just a mistake
Waitress not the friendliest -and the bill it had me down as having 10 espressos instead of the 1 i had ! so best to check the bill
Cost for the dinner came to 1100 for 2 with beverages for a 3 course meal which is 34 euros very good

i like the touch that they gave out business cards when we were paying for the bill in the booklet with the bill

i googled the resturant and http://www.obedovat.sk/bratislava/Restauracia_312_Bar_Par%A1da gives the menu ok it is in slovakian lístok but u could always get a tranlator and work out the menu as a guide

Favorite Dish: spagetti carbonara
alot of bacon - no extras really creamy done perfect

This is just off the main square next to El diablo- its like any other irish bar abroad -prices higher than the local pubs - but as pubs go it is ok- it is very busy especially weekends
heineken about 89 SKK, wine they serve by the glass or .2 , and more than often when u get it u get double the wine i got was 39 skk which is in effect 78 skk- red bull 99 skk
food good choice from fish and chips to steak
when u get the bill check that it is what u ordered- as there can be extras !

Favorite Dish: Big

this is a pub which also serves food
from mexican to standard poultry , fish, beef,chicken, pork

Favorite Dish: Dessert -Baked ice cream - vanilla ice cream surrounded by apple -topped with beaten egg whites and cream to make a lovely mix- and then i guess a blow torch used on it , enough for 2 , sweet but gorgeous - if i knew how good it was i'd have ordered it first !

This is on the right of the street as u face St Martins Gate
and when u go in - u have to go down steep steps- so not suitable if u have difficulty- but it is a lovely surprise - it looks like a bunker or nucleur bunker - the waitress was very friendly and the menu was in english as well as slovakian

price roughly 200-300 SKK

Favorite Dish: Steak cooked beautiful

Cafe Lyra is one of the best values in historic Bratislava. For dinner we had a huge schnitzel (250 SKK) and beef goulash (150 SKK)...many of their main courses come in student portions for almost half the price as other places in town. I also had 3 Zlaty Bazant beers for just 20 SKK each and Laura had 3 Coke Lights for 35 SKK apiece. Our total bill was 565 SKK or 18 USD...for large portions of good food; not bad at all for the center of town.

Inside is nothing special, kind of dark...but it does seem to have a good crowd of locals.

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The restaurant Leberfinger is well known for its cuisine based on traditional Pressburg specialties.

The building has had a chequered history and was originally an inn that was even visited by Napoleon. In the 1950’s the building became run down and after being destroyed by fire in 1992 was rebuilt in 1996-1998 by the Civic Association of the WEST Theatre.

email leberfinger@leberfinger.sk

Favorite Dish: Homemade chicken soup 69.00 Sk

Sirloin “Stroganoff” 309.00 Sk

Ice cream 99.00 Sk

At the top of the New Bridge, 85 metres above ground this upmarket restaurant has a bird’s eye view of the City, the Castle - and on clear days even Austria and the Alps. There is a choice of using the elevator or walking the 430 steps.

The UFO Taste Restaurant serves Mediterranean food - a mixture of Mediterranean and Asian cuisines, an extensive international selection of wines and cocktails. Taste is open daily from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. except Saturdays 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The entry fee to the sightseeing deck is SKK 100 (EUR 3) (for pensioners over the age of 65 it is SKK 50 (EUR 1.5)) but is waived for guests with a reservation at the Restaurant. The deck dubbed Watch is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

An excellent kosher restaurant in the city center, just opposite the Ibis hotel and is also a pension. This was my first encounter with Kosher food and I really liked it. The service is excellent and the prices are just about average - I paid around 350 Sk for soup, a vegeterian dish and tea. It was also fairly calm when we dined there so it's a nice change from the busy restaurants in the Old Town. It's possible to book a table through their website.

Favorite Dish: Borsch - for those who do not know, it's a thick vegetable soup with beetroot served with sou cream and is reallt delicious.