EBG Rating: 7.7/10

Choice/Quality of Drinks:
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Beers are from Rychtar, a brand that has been messed around with a fair bit by the disreputable Lobkowicz group (brewery killers).

Style/Décor:
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An atmospheric, historic interior. Small wood-fit pub room with dark exposed beamed ceiling, hanging lanterns, framed artwork and portraiture, large wooden tables. The telltale sign of a genuinely old fashioned central European pub – crown patterned glass – can be viewed on the saloon doors.

Atmosphere/Character:
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An atmospheric, dusky calm when quiet, sometimes bustling during lunch trade and on evenings too. Tourist-free.

Amenities/Events:
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Food, snacks, outdoor seating.

Value For Money:
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Very good value food and drink.

Description:
A historic Czech pub that retains a suitably appearance and feel. This 19th century inn features a butcher’s and bowling alley, a sizeable operation for its time.

It is located at the end of the square, behind which you’ll find a park and a river, and is a small corner of what is otherwise a modernist town, with most buildings hailing from the socialist era.

Speaking of which, Mr Sussuv’s business was expropriated by the state during the regime, handed back to private ownership in 1991.

These days you will find an attractive wood-strip interior with hanging lanterns, framed artwork and portraiture, and exposed beams. The telltale sign of a genuinely old fashioned central European pub – crown patterned glass – can be viewed on the saloon doors.

The operation is busy and lively. Our service was a young woman who was an absolute natural.

The food and drink here is pitched at a budget range. Meals are very affordable, and beers are from Rychtar, a brand that has been messed around with a fair bit by the disreputable Lobkowicz group (brewery killers).

As well as the interior, the beer garden, a terrace, also tends to be pretty popular.

With a handful of options only in Zdár, you should give it a try.