Ammie-Marie L.
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Evil Czech Brewery is an interesting location. Throw your expectations out the window, this place is in a league of its own. There's a lot of little details between the menu and the ambience of the location itself, and you can tell there was a lot of care and thought put into every detail.
The logo emblem is actually a barbarian, which is the historical Greek term to describe Celtic people/tribes that also settled on the Czech lands during the iron age. It's a unique nod to the ancestral history of the Czech peoples and the owner.
I think our expectation was pub food to some degree, but also hoped for cultural eats as well. Some of the menu items are very unique and not commonly found at other restaurants... however, some items are labeled in a way that you may expect them to be like the industry standard, only for it to be completely different.
They have a menu item called "beer cheese" that they serve with some entrees and appetizers. Industry standard beer cheese is served hot and in golden liquid form... theirs is served cold, thick with cream cheese and beer mixed in for flavor. It is not what we were expecting at all. Not at all. Technically this item is really "pub cheese", which is a cheese spread/dip and served cold. It's delicious.
Their "Nogales Egg Rolls" are essentially Southwest Egg Rolls, and they are tasty! Nogales is a town in Arizona, which is a really unique detail, so there may be some connection.
The interior design of the restaurant is intriguing and very well planned. There's plenty of unique artwork, signage, photos, and furniture. I really have to shout out the owner(s) here because they have incredible vision. I think they have done well to become a staple for visitors and their community, and you can tell how much they genuinely care about their guests.
This is a place you want to spend time at with friends and family. The experience at Evil Czech is something to behold, and I recommend everyone to check it out!