Prašná Bašta Coffee

It's really quiet place as you can rest for a bit of time. Good coffee and service. There are nice indoor and fresh outdoor sitting. The place is so quiet that you walk in and don't feel there are any staff, so you begin looking for them.

Nice, quiet and creative type cafe off one of the narrow streets. Hidden away. Great service, nice background music, very relaxing. Good value for drinks and simple, local food.

As the blackboard at the entrance suggests, it’s a hidden gem. I can’t believe I found such an authentic, homely place in the middle of the most touristy area of Slovakia. They spoke English, provided great service and great food. The location is amazing. It’s basically inside of a castle. You see at chalkboard at the entrance to a hallway in a narrow alley. You go through and down to your right is the restaurant. The owner helped us inside. They have a bathroom for customers as well. THIS IS WHERE YOU SHOULD EAT IN OLD TOWN

Best deer goulash in the town! Lovely staff and a very peaceful atmosphere. The lovely and tranquil garden provides an easy getaway from the bustle of the town. This is undoubtedly one of Bratislava's hidden gems. Highly recommend!!

This is the greatest ever find of a Slovakian restaurant. I had the veal and the wife had the pork shop both local specialities. My wife had a great lemonade for €2.20 while I had a draft pils for only €1.20. Seriously the beer is cheaper than water in this country and the food is excellent 👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂

A wonderful restaurant serving local specialities. The hearty portions are welcoming after a cold day walking and exploring the city. The service was quick and efficient and the ambience was pleasant. Overall I can't say it blew us away, but it's a good overall choice. The local coca cola 'Kofola' is interesting to try!

One of the best restaurant on our trip to Austria/Slovakia. Everything we ordered was amazing. The beef stew with red wine and cranberries was to die for, as was the beef sirloin with mushrooms. Salad was also very fresh. Service was good (although I found people were overall just a little less friendly in Slovakia than in Austria).

The cobwebs on the lamps and the general dingy, rundown feeling of the restaurant should have warned us to get up and find another place. Unfortunately, we didn't heed the warnings and ended up with a less than mediocre dining experience. I ordered the veal with porcini mushrooms, and the veal was cooked to death and rubbery and the sauce completely bland. The onion soup didn't taste of onions, and was more a bland swill than anything else. The potato pancake and salad were marginal. Skip this restaurant.