Na Břečkárně

It is happy that some companies are also against conventional traditions. Hot beer and cold sausages are available at this kiosk. So I would recommend heating the sausages in beer for a start, so that you already have some basis for the season

I do not recommend !!! The only thing they have is a disgusting fryer with french fries and tartar (all of the cheapest ingredients they have in Makru - semi-finished products) Price for a disgusting fryer 120, - plus waiting 0:50 minutes. The screaming staff, instead of introducing the dispensing system, roars and disturbs all guests I would recommend the introduction of a reservation system via the Internet - I would like to use on Friday 12:45 ordering two parks and an eraser with a double tartare from the chef -)

The top of the menu is a fryer with fries from a macro, which has been waiting for 45 minutes, and the operator is constantly shouting order numbers, as if it were difficult to install a dial that beeps, completely crazy to constantly listen to the shouting of numbers. On the other hand, I don't understand how someone can handle shouting all day. I absolutely do not recommend if you have at least some taste buds and do not want to wait all young.

"Na Břečkárně" is a nice snack kiosk near the tent settlement of the same name. Its biggest advantage is the great strategic location between the two Ratajani train stops (one line is diverted to Kolín, the other to Český Šternberk, Kácov and ends in Zruč nad Sázavou), in addition, it also serves the local hikers from the camp. I arrived relatively early in the morning, but several tables were already occupied and the entertainment was in full swing. Thanks to the local master and the dog, I learned everything I needed within ten minutes, especially the confusing situation associated with the holiday exclusion of the local railway tracks. The tapped Pilsen was excellent, I didn't need to try the food due to the early hour. "Na Břečkárně" is a nice kiosk of refreshment at the tent settlement of the same name. Its largest merit is the excellent strategic location between two Rataje train stops (one track is diverted to Kolín, the other to Český Šternberk, Kácov and ends in Zruč nad Sázavou) and also serves the local tramp from the camp. I arrived relatively early in the morning, but several tables were busy and the fun was in full swing. Thanks to the local guy with his dog I found out within ten minutes all the necessary infos, especially unclear situation associated with the holiday traffic closure of the local railway tracks. Pilsener beer was excellent, I had no need to try food because of the early hours.