Eating in Bratislava

You will find this specious pub in the main shopping artery, very close to the city center. It is a favorite place for students and middle class as you can find here a decent food menu with drinks for affordable prices. Besides that, locals like the fact that most of the products that are served in the restaurant are from their own organic farm. Read more ›

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Koun

The young owner of this magical place went to Italy to learn how to make the perfect ice cream. One portion is for 1,2 € but it is quite big and you can ask for two half portions, so you can try 2 flavours in one cone. Read more ›

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The best ice cream in town

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Ana

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Pavol

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€15/h

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Funus

Funus it´s a right place to relax after the whole week spent at work. Everything you need to chill out - nature all around, big garden with old chestnut trees, seasonal food and good beer - can be found here. And the staff is very friendly. Read more ›

The oldest garden pub in Bratislava

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Stará tržnica

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Come and enjoy tasty local food!

Stará tržnica

The building of Stará tržnica (=Old Market) was long time an unused building, but know a group of activists in Bratislava was able to take care of it and it quickly became a favorite spot for people who love good food, design and history. The building is also a place where various music or exhibition events take place. Read more ›

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KGB

No... We´re not talking about the Soviet Komitet gosudarstvennoy bezopasnosti (Committee for State Security). Here KGB stands for Krčma gurmánov Bratislavy (Gourmet Pub of Bratislava). The pub is suitable not only for ones who are fond of history, but also for everybody in love with fine food and drink. Read more ›

Not only for history lovers!

KGB

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Meštiansky pivovar / Burgher Brewery

This is an awesome place for lunch or dinner with some great beer. They brew their own beer, so you just have to taste it. Locals visit it because of the beer and food, and you should also! You can find typical Slovak food here. Read more ›

Typical City brewery

Meštiansky pivovar / Burgher Brewery

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Get to know traditional Slovak cuisine and discover the "hipster" producers and small specialty stands that are spicing up Bratislava’s food scene on a tempting 2-hour walking tour across the most famous market in Bratislava.

Bites & Sights Bratislava Food Tour

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Kafe Scherz

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This place, located in the Old Town, lures locals due to its unique atmosphere. It´s not only about coffee they can prepare here very well. The café offers different cultural events from artistic vernissages to specialized discussions. Read more ›

For eager artistic souls

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Štúr

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If you like to enjoy your breakfast out of the home sometimes, Štúr is the right place to do so. As there are more Štúrs in Bratislava - at Panská, Obchodná, Štúrova Street, in the shopping mall Cubicon and the latest opened at Štefanovičova Street - you can just choose the one you have on the way to work in the morning. Read more ›

Tasty breakfast to start your day

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La Putika

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La putika is a popular bistro chain which you can currently find at five places across the city (Mýtna 39, Klobučnícka 4, Pánska 12, Trnavská 82, Záhradnícka 4). La putika offers a peaceful atmosphere, it is very popular among students and young people who come here to discuss various, more or less serious, topics. Do not hesitate to join them! Read more ›

Most popular bistro chain

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Verne

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Everybody knows who Jules Verne was. The well-known French novelist not only wrote Around the World in Eighty Days, he also gave his name to café-restaurant in Bratislava. Laid-back atmosphere, meals at an affordable price and possibility of outdoor seating make this place popular among locals - students, families and locally known artists. Read more ›

Eat at an affordable price in the center

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Eurovea

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This place is a bit classy since it's one of the newest shopping malls in Bratislava. You might not want go shopping, but you should still go there because of the interesting architecture and beautiful promenade on the Danube shore. Also you can have an awesome view from there to the other side of river. Read more ›

Shopping mall on Danube shore

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Urban House

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Urban House together with Urban Space and Urban Bistro represent a very popular group of coffeehouses amongst young people in Bratislava. A spacious and unusually designed place with colourful chairs and sofas and a fast Wi-Fi connection. Different kind of events might also take place here, so it is worth to check in advance. Read more ›

Creative place with tasty coffee, beer

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Vegan Bar

This is one of the few places in Bratislava that has exclusively vegan diet on the menu. The small restaurant is managed by a creative couple that believes that what they cook, they cook well and their products are exceptionally tasty. Read more ›

Eat healthy!

Vegan Bar

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Bratislava Craft Beer Tour

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On your search for quality brews, your local tour guide will not only introduce you to our fantastic beers, but will also give you a taste of Bratislava city.

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Bistro Soho

Suddenly a bar has appeared close to the centre, the bar that thanks to its variety of flavours and originality has quickly impressed local people who in the past got stuck somewhere between omelette, pizza and halušky. Read more ›

Delicious spicy meals

Bistro Soho

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Avra Kehdabra

A little bit hidden place in nice Grösslingová Street is some kind of combination of café, tearoom and second-hand bookshop. Cozy and comfortable interior design makes you feel like at home. Good for calm Sunday afternoons. Read more ›

Tea, tea and tea

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Grécka taverna

This place transfers you to the south European country of frapé, pita, tzatziki, gyros and feta,... Not only people in love with Greece feel in their element while enjoying the tasty Greek cuisine here. The restaurant is suitable for everybody who likes Mediterranean cultures and good food. Read more ›

A piece of Greece in Bratislava

Grécka taverna

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Omama

Decades-old enamel advertising signs, boxes, scales, mills, metal cocoa, coffee and tea cans, cigarette cases,... create an unusual atmosphere of the Museum of Trade with the possibility of outdoor seating in the backyard. Read more ›

Feel like in a museum

Omama

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EXIT

Really alternative cafe, where everything is from lets say "garbage". Tables and chairs are made from scrap metal by local artists. Chandelier is from laboratory glass. Also there is gallery where you can buy pictures from local young artists. Read more ›

Cafe and gallery

EXIT

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Downtown Backpacker's

If you need a change of air and would like to spend an evening (or day) among open-minded travellers, this is the right place to do so. It is nice to hear conversations in different languages which remind you of your own escapes from daily routine (meaning trips abroad). Read more ›

Hostel and restaurant

Downtown Backpacker's

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Re:fresh

This place reminds of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, i.e. during the day it is a restaurant that offers dishes based on traditional recipes, while during the night it is a club that organizes musical events of all styles for a broad spectrum of listeners. Read more ›

Eat well & party like hell

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Taste fantastic Slovak cuisine, try our local dishes and hear the interesting stories behind them on our all-inclusive Bratislava Food Tour! You’ll learn how Slovaks welcome their guests and how we like our lunch, plus we’ll tell you a bit about the odd food we enjoy.

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Uisce Beatha

Uisce Beatha is the word from the Irish language meaning "whisky". Therefore, it is not surprising that the owner is a cheerful Irishman whose job is his hobby. Moreover, a nice mixture of locals and English speaking residents creates a lovely international atmosphere in one of the beautiful Old Town streets in the heart of Bratislava. Read more ›

Ireland in the heart of Bratislava

Uisce Beatha

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Viecha U Sedliaka

In the heart of Bratislava you can still find a place where big portions of typical Slovak dishes are served. And what is most important – prices for food and drinks are by far the cheapest in the city! Especially for spirits ;) Read more ›

Time goes by? not here..

Viecha U Sedliaka

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Miletička

A typical market full of vegetables, fruit, cheese and clothes for very cheap prices. The market also covers some local restaurants and fast foods. At lunch time there are mostly workers in need of a big portion of food for little money. Segedínsky guláš (meat in cabbage souce with dumpligs) is definitely the most popular dish here. Try it! Read more ›

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Miletička

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Pirôžky

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“As long as the window with pirôžky at Obchodná street is open, everything is OK”, the locals used to say. Pirôžky is one of the few businesses to survive the turbulences of Communism, The Velvet Revolution, 90’s Mafia crime and the recent developer’s boom. It’s a special kind of donut fulfilled with poppy seed, marmalade, nut or apple filling. Read more ›

Try these tasty donuts!

Pirôžky

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Funki Punki

This creperie can offer you different kind of pancakes according to your taste. All are made of fresh ingredients and carefully prepared without oil. Pancakes to take away? Yes... Especially if you´re in a rush or just want to enjoy them while strolling through the city center (at Veselé okienko - Happy window - in Nedbalova St.) Read more ›

Pancakes of all tastes

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Caffé Trieste

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Italian style, not so far from the city center, well-prepared coffee and perfect prices (only 1 euro for espresso with milk) - quite enough to love it! This café, expanded not so long time ago, boasts a long list of patrons (including well-known local artists). And its popularity is increasing... Read more ›

The best Italian coffee in town

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Axioma

This is a lovely small cafe in the hearth of Bratislava. Axioma is an unusual cafe featuring a large selection of different coffee, but the most interesting things there are books. They are everywhere, even in the toilet. And if you are not a coffee person, you can taste some great wine as well. Read more ›

Books and books everywhere

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Take a tour of a Small Carpathian Wine Region which is stretching through 25 beautiful villages in the Southern part of Slovakia very close to Bratislava. Taste some great wines and see the former noble residence of the Palffy family, world famous Red Stone castle.

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Kontajner Riviéra

This restaurant offers a broad menu for a very good price. It looks rather fancy, yet it has a very welcoming atmosphere with very nice service! It's also very nice to sit outside! We've been here a couple of times and the food has always been good! Read more ›

Chic interior with good prices

Kontajner Riviéra

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Caffe4U

There´s a variety of coffee from almost all over the coffee world (Cuba, Guatemala, Brasil, Rwanda and many others) It is nice, small cafe just a little out from the busy Obchodna street. Coffee is really tasty and cheap :) Read more ›

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Best coffee in the city!

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Petite Creperie

It is very small and cozy place, just three or four tables on the terrace and lovely small red house, where the magic is prepared. The crepes are just amazing. The owner brought the recipe from Paris. The street is very alive in the evening, there are more pubs around and the atmosphere is different from the typical old town center rush. Read more ›

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Best Crepes in Bratislava

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U čerta

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With its devilish decor it should make you rather scared but once you enter this bar, you like it. Although it tends to be crowdy mainly on Fridays, this fact only confirms the popularity of this spot. The perfect place to meet interesting people. Read more ›

Vibrant and easy-going atmosphere

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Soupa Bistro

Soups are an inseparable part of the Slovak culture. Although we prefer them more in winter than in summer, good soup never comes amiss. In Soupa it is possible to try different kinds of soups which can evoke you those Sunday lunches at home. Read more ›

For soup fans

Soupa Bistro

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Góvinda

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The vegetarian restaurant ‘Govinda’ in the very centre of town is loved by local people not only for good and cheap dishes, but also for the unique atmosphere created by forever smiling followers of Hare Krishna. They prepare and serve the food with love. Read more ›

Get some smiles from Hare Krishna

Góvinda

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LE ŠENK

People bored of always drinking the same type of beer do like this pub as it offers them a high quality craft beer coming from small independent breweries - mostly from Czech&Slovak regions. The beer brands change regularly. Read more ›

craft beer place

LE ŠENK

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Bratislava Off the Beaten Track Walking Tour

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An affordable walking tour designed for those who want to see Bratislava in a more authentic way. We’ll explore beyond the conventional routes full of rushing tourists and kitschy souvenirs, and seek out the city’s many hidden gems.

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Foxford

Foxford - café and bookshop under one roof - is a right place for bright and creative people. Nice interior design enables you to feel really comfortable. There are events you can attend, meet new people and learn something interesting as well. Read more ›

Smart Coffee Campus

Foxford

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Bistro St. Germain

Locals love it because they feel good here. Why? It´s a perfect place to grab a bite with your friends while waiting for a movie (there is a cinema near here). The right place to inhale a bit of French air in Bratislava. And the cakes they offer here are amazing! Read more ›

French elegance within your grasp

Bistro St. Germain

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Nedbalka Gallery

The Gallery looks very similar to the Guggenheim Museum in New York, while still preserving its own style. The artwork shows Slovak artists in different styles. The cafe inside the gallery is very nice and the general staff is very friendly. Read more ›

BA's own little Guggenheim Museum

Nedbalka Gallery

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MAD DROP

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Great coffee with a nice interior and a beautiful backspace outside area hidden away from the city. The owners are very friendly and the cafe has a welcoming, warm atmosphere while still offering a lot of privacy. Read more ›

Hipster Hangout with hidden gem

MAD DROP

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Bistro Suvlaki

Authentic place where the food is served only by Greeks. The right place to go if you are on a budget. Also a perfect place for a late dinner, they are open until 10 PM. During the week it is a good place to have a healthy lunch – they serve lunch menus. Read more ›

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Honest Greek food and friendly Greeks

Bistro Suvlaki

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Thali

Two friends have had an idea to create a relaxing place that reminds of an oasis full of live and colours. The oasis has been named ‘Thali’. The main idea is to offer to their customers a brand new approach towards gastronomy in Bratislava. We think they have fulfilled their goal. Read more ›

Great veggie place

Thali

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Qualia

Although you can count vegan and raw food restaurants using bio-ingredients on the fingers of one hand in Bratislava, Qualia has the full potential to make its way in this field. The stuff is very kind and, in case you are interested, cooks are always ready to tell you more about meal preparation. Read more ›

Healthy food restaurant & garden

Qualia

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Are you a dog lover? Want to enjoy the beauty of Bratislava City Forests while doing a good deed? Discover a recreational area in the Small Carpathians with me and a dog of your choice from the "Sloboda zvierat" (Liberty of animals) shelter.

Happy Dog Forest Hike in Bratislava

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Pod kamenným stromom

The quality of the draft beer and the range of fine wines for reasonable prices in the very heart of the old town underlined always with very kind,smiley and friendly staff and great people around to chat with. Read more ›

Tired of the city center?

Pod kamenným stromom

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Idyla