Bratislava: 6,5-Hour Carpathian Wine Tour and Tasting
Get outside the city center and experience life on the outskirts of Bratislava. Travel to the Small Carpathian Wine Region, where you will learn more about Slovakian h...
Roland Slovak Restaurant is a slovak restaurant in Stare Mesto, Bratislava.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Bryndzove halusky, Slovak duck
Must order: Bryndzove halusky with bacon; the breakfast service runs 09:00-11:00 on weekdays.
Tip: The square terrace is the seat in summer; the upstairs dining room is calmer.
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Address: Hlavne namestie 5, 811 01 Bratislava
Koliba Kamzik on Zelena 5 dresses an Old Town cellar as a Tatra mountain chalet, honest halusky and Slovak meats in the heart of the tourist core.
Signature: Bryndzove halusky, Kamzik's Plate
Order: The Pirohy-halusky platter is the way in; the Kamzik's Plate covers the basics.
Tip: The mountain-chalet styling pulls tour groups; ask for an inner room for quiet.
Dolnozemska on Panska 7 sits in a 14th-century building and cooks Slovak recipes from the dolnozemski communities of Romania, Serbia and Hungary.
Signature: Bryndzove halusky, Dolnozemski sausage, Goulash
Order: Bryndzove halusky and the dolnozemski sausage; the lunch denne menu drops the bill.
Tip: Belgian beer pours alongside Slovak; the back rooms are cooler in summer.
Bratislavsky Mestiansky Pivovar at Drevena 575/8 brews house lagers in the cellar and serves halusky and Slovak-Czech pub fare upstairs since 2009.
Signature: House lager, Bryndzove halusky, Pork knuckle
Order: House unfiltered lager with halusky; the pork knuckle is the heavy second.
Tip: The sibling Dunajska 21 location has a bigger terrace; pick by season.
The Dunajska 21 branch of Bratislavsky Mestiansky Pivovar carries the city's largest beer-garden terrace and the same house-brewed lagers as flagship.
Signature: House lager, Slovak pub plates
Order: House unfiltered lager and the wood-fire pork plate; the garden is the seat May to September.
Tip: The garden seats are first-come; arrive before 18:30 on warm Fridays.
Pheasant Pub on Sedlarska pours Zlaty Bazant 73 tank beer from the lager-house and serves home-cooked Slovak plates in the heart of the Old Town.
Signature: Zlaty Bazant 73 tank beer, Slovak goulash
Order: The Zlaty Bazant 73 unpasteurised tank beer with the daily goulash.
Tip: The lunchtime denne menu is the cheapest seat at this price range in the Old Town.
Koliba Kamzik on Zelena 5 dresses an Old Town cellar as a Tatra mountain chalet, honest halusky and Slovak meats in the heart of the tourist core.
Signature: Bryndzove halusky, Kamzik's Plate
Order: The Pirohy-halusky platter is the way in; the Kamzik's Plate covers the basics.
Tip: The mountain-chalet styling pulls tour groups; ask for an inner room for quiet.
Dolnozemska on Panska 7 sits in a 14th-century building and cooks Slovak recipes from the dolnozemski communities of Romania, Serbia and Hungary.
Signature: Bryndzove halusky, Dolnozemski sausage, Goulash
Order: Bryndzove halusky and the dolnozemski sausage; the lunch denne menu drops the bill.
Tip: Belgian beer pours alongside Slovak; the back rooms are cooler in summer.
Verne on Hviezdoslavovo 18 has been the artists' and students' day-to-night cafe for more than 20 years, with Slovak and international plates and Czech beer.
Signature: Slovak lunch plate, Late-night pub fare
Order: The denne menu lunch for the price; the late-night plates carry past midnight.
Tip: The kitchen runs until 23:00 weeknights and past midnight Friday and Saturday; one of the few late kitchens in the Old Town.
Bratislavsky Mestiansky Pivovar at Drevena 575/8 brews house lagers in the cellar and serves halusky and Slovak-Czech pub fare upstairs since 2009.
Signature: House lager, Bryndzove halusky, Pork knuckle
Order: House unfiltered lager with halusky; the pork knuckle is the heavy second.
Tip: The sibling Dunajska 21 location has a bigger terrace; pick by season.
The Dunajska 21 branch of Bratislavsky Mestiansky Pivovar carries the city's largest beer-garden terrace and the same house-brewed lagers as flagship.
Signature: House lager, Slovak pub plates
Order: House unfiltered lager and the wood-fire pork plate; the garden is the seat May to September.
Tip: The garden seats are first-come; arrive before 18:30 on warm Fridays.
Pheasant Pub on Sedlarska pours Zlaty Bazant 73 tank beer from the lager-house and serves home-cooked Slovak plates in the heart of the Old Town.
Signature: Zlaty Bazant 73 tank beer, Slovak goulash
Order: The Zlaty Bazant 73 unpasteurised tank beer with the daily goulash.
Tip: The lunchtime denne menu is the cheapest seat at this price range in the Old Town.