Restaurace Mlejnice

A place with a very authentic atmosphere and a fast and friendly service.
I ordered the knee and was more than satisfied. The meat melted in your mouth and the sauce was very good.
I highly recommend it.

The food is extremely delicious. It's totally worth to visit. I was very surprised in the amount of meat attached to the rib where the price is not that expensive. And you must order the meat soup. Excellent taste.

Also, we were able to pay by card.

Unpleasant server, he didn't bother to tell us what the Czech specialties are. As mentioned in other reviews, it's evident that tourists are not very welcome in this restaurant.

We ordered Goulash in a loaf of bread for ~11 EUR and Duck Leg for ~16 EUR. They were delicious. The thing I liked the most is the cabbage thing, it was really amazing. We payed with Boursorama card, change fees were minimal.

No Wi-Fi coverage in the restaurant, we were seated in the back with no view of the rest of the restaurant.

The best place for a mouthwatering massive Pork knuckle grilled to perfection. The meat is just fall of the Bone consistency. Located inside the streets of old town just a few mins walk from old town square. Good old rustic interiors. Absolute must try….even the fried cheese is awesome

Atmosphere was so nice. We ate goulash, it was delicious but the service was really bad. Man was rude. He forgot our order and we wait too long. They didnt accept credit card.

Amazing restaurant.
Nicely away from busy main streets, affordable prices, great simple rustic food and nice old-timey decor and atmosphere. Ended up eating here twice and loved it both times.
First time I had beef with plum sauce and potato chips on the side with chili sausages for starter.
Second time the bread goulash with spicy pickled sausage starter.
Only complaint is a rather limited beer selection as this is the kind of place where I'd love to try lesser known local beers rather than just the basic Urquell which I can get anywhere.
Absolutely recommended, especially if you're looking for local cuisine in a cozy rustic atmosphere.

Cosy restaurant, serving traditional czech food. The interior is nicely decorated with domestic objects and motifs. It was very busy when we were there. There was a waiting queue outside throughout the whole evening. I guess this popularity speaks for itself. I had marinated brie, which was served with brown bread. It was absolutely delicious, would strongly recommend it. My boyfriend ordered pork knee and found it remarkably good. Moreover, the portion was so generous that he couldn't finish it.
The service was good, but I felt sorry for the waiters. The staff was obviously not enough for such a busy place. Consequently, there was a delay in the service.
I didn't like that my meal came 30-40 mins before my boyfriend's so the time he got his, I had already finished mine.