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On our first afternoon in Kosice we were starving and wanted a little lunch snack.
We decided to check out one of the many nice restaurants and cafes at Kosice's Central Square (Hlavne Namestie) as all of them had nice outdoor terraces which face the main sights.
We chose the Cafe Pizzeria Modena due to its proximity to the St. Elisabeth Cathedral.
The interior of the restaurant is kept quite simple, but of course we took a seat on the comfy chairs on the outdoor terrace to enjoy the views and do some people watching.
The menu offers a wide variety of pizzas, which come in two sizes: 24 cm and 32 cm. Several other Italian dishes are available as well.
I decided to go for the small version of the Caprese Pizza, which was covered with ham, cheese, tomatos and basil. To drink I ordered a big glass of Czech Kozel beer which came fresh from the tap.
The pizza and the beer were tasty and with 82 SKK for the pizza and 28 SKK for the beer reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and helpful and were even happy to speak some English.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Cafe Pizzeria Modena, Hlavna ul. 40, 04001 Kosice
Phone: +421 (0)55 6222 788
Very good food , mediterranean cuisine and delicious pizza from wood owen. Perfect service and unique wide selection of world top wines
Favorite Dish: There was more but steak was really good and also , grilled meat , pasta and tiramisu was excellent
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Alzbetina street No. 24
Very good food , mediterranean cuisine and delicious pizza from wood owen. Perfect service and unique wide selection of world top wines
Favorite Dish: There was more but steak was really good and also , grilled meat , pasta and tiramisu was excellent
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Alzbetina street No. 24
As a resident of Kosice, I've eaten in a lot of local restaurants. I found Med Malina to have great service, a great atmosphere, great value for money and great food. The daily menu (Monday to Friday) has a choice of two soups and a main course for around €3.65. My husband and I ordered different soups - I had savoy cabbage soup and my husband had chicken soup with pasta. Both were homemade (with homemade pasta) and very tasty. For main course, we both had chicken wrapped in a potato pancake with potatoes and side salad. Everything was hot, obviously not reheated, and absolutely delicious - such a difference from a lot of restaurants serving lunch menus. The restaurant was also very popular. Every table was full and everybody appeared to tuck in with gusto.
I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this restaurant. Oh, and if you want a glass of wine, order the Muskat, it's superb!
Favorite Dish: We had two dishes each and both were excellent. I can only assume that the rest of the menu is equally good...I'll certainly be going there again next time I want to eat out for lunch!
Written Jun 27, 2010
Address: Hlavná 81 Košice
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Pension Slovakia is probably one of the best bets in Kosice. Unfortunately we did not find rooms for accomodation but we went there to have lunch and everything that we ordered was very tasty. Wireless Internet is available for free in this location and it works very well.
Favorite Dish: I can reccomend the goulash soup and the chicken showarma which is served with some excellent dip sauces.
Updated Aug 4, 2009
Address: Orlia 6, Kosice
Phone: +421 55 728 98 20
Website: http://www.penzionslovakia.sk/
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On our last evening in Kosice we only wanted to have a quick dinner somewhere near our accomodation.
It was already relatively late, especially when taking into consideration that our train to Lviv in the Ukraine was leaving at 7:20 h the next morning.
We sat down on the outdoor terrace of one of the touristy restaurants around the Central Square (Hlavne Namestie).
It was Pizzeria Mamma Mia, which offers all sorts of Italian dishes on their laminated menu. I opted for a pasta dish and ordered a Zlaty Bazaant beer.
The service was very slow and my dish was a sort of instant meal, therefore I was a bit disappointed. I can't really recommend this place.
Updated Apr 12, 2008
Address: Pizzeria Mamma Mia, Hlavna 83, 04001 Kosice
Phone: +421 (0)907 133 458
Website: http://www.mammamia.sk/
Salty & sweet puff pastry.
Fresh salades (greek salad, village salad and more)
Hummus served with hot pita bread
THE BEST COFFEE IN THE CITY !
Favorite Dish: My favorite dish well I didn't decided between meat "Burekas" with fresh salad or spinach "Burekas" with salad they are bout great.
So who like meat burekas it's un resistible
and who is vegetarian so defiantly the spinach burekas
Written Feb 8, 2008
Address: vratna 58
Phone: +421911285245
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This was the second restaurant we came across and it was very near Bufet Hamburger, maybe a "Restaurant Row" type street of that time. The the menu was displayed in the window and looked interesting. I wouldn't have known the difference between Hungarian food and Slovak food at that time anyway.
Since I've worked in restaurants much of my life I wanted to go in, but we didn't have the time. When later I did eat at a restaurant, the service was slow, and surly. The food was not delicious and there was a bug in the drink and a hair in the meal.
Favorite Dish: Even if I had eaten here, the comments I would have made would be outdated by now, since my visit was before the "Velvet Revolution" and things have changed since then.
Updated Oct 3, 2005
Address: "Town Center of Kosice"
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Today, there are many more restaurants in Kosice than there were on my visit. In fact this was the first I saw.
Naturally, believing that "hamburgers," as depicted on the window of the restaurant, were predominately an American creation,--yes, I know that "Steak Tartare," Hamburg Steak and other forms of chopped beef have been around since before Genghis Khan's grandson, invaded Moscow, but I'm speaking of the ground beef patty in a bun, which is American--something from such an unpopular country would be sold in one of the few public eating places in the town, I was surprised to see them being sold.
However, it was of greater interest to me that in this place a hamburger was actually made of HAM. What a concept!
Favorite Dish: Hamburger, of course!
Updated Oct 3, 2005
Address: Downtown Kosice
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This place produced one of the best value meals I'd eaten in a long time. Vegetarians are catered for, but if you're a lover of steak, and I am, then this place really is the bees knees!
The restaurant had only opened the month before and they didn't take credit card yet (quick race back to nearest ATM). It's perhaps a little more expensive than some of the other places, but it's sooooo worth it!
The whole ambience in this place was relaxed, really well decorated in a kind of arty nouveau Texan feel, with leafless trees inside from which hung lamps in gourds.
Somehow they managed to play Eurotechno music which remained unobtrusive so I was in heaven!
Favorite Dish: We ate here both nights in Kosice which is a real indication of how much we liked it. I just wasn't prepared to eat at a restaurant on our last night in Slovakia where the food and service might not have been as good as this.
Prices from 109 crowns for a smaller meal all the way to 3605 crowns for the Big Rosto - and that is definitely the one I'd recommend. 800g of meat!!
Updated May 5, 2005
Address: Orlia 6, Kosice
Phone: 055 728 98 18
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