Občerstvení na parkovišti pod Boubínem - Horní Vltavice 80

Pretty ugly goulash from a bag for 60 CZK. The beer there is bottled and great chilled.

In a word, disaster. Prices are high, which I would still take if I get quality. Goulash soup absolutely awful, almost inedible. A slice of bread served in a dirty cloth basket. Meatloaf and sausage heated in a microwave oven. Operation very slow.

Incredibly overpriced kiosk, for three coffees we gave 240 CZK. The prices of other products are also terribly high. I recommend avoiding this place and driving a little further to the adjacent village for food or coffee.

The first to arrive around four in the afternoon, buy a ticket for parking and we have to buy water on the way. The Lord apparently drunk, asleep on the bench initially unresponsive to attempts to wake him up and get a drink, scurrying around to leave his Alsatian. Upon departure, buying water elsewhere before reverting back, he was already awake, very aggressive with his aimless wandering Alsatian threw us out of the parking lot saying that we never want to see (allegedly speeding through the parking lot). So 100kč purchased a ticket for parking on the first attempt away and frightened girlfriend beside me when leaving the self-appointed guardian. Very unpleasant experience of Boubin. I just hope that then drove the lord still ride on the alternative of car

Refreshments in the parking lot below the Boubín Forest should be rounded by a large arc. Apparently the Lord was in a drunken state, threatening us with paying parking fees even with children. Of course we had paid, but probably not with him, so he shouted after us all over the parking lot, let's pack and get out. The error was that I read the reviews now and it looks like it's not the only case. Nice walk through Boubín, except for the lord of the world down in the shed.

Normal average, Mr. pleasant and helpful, coffee turk excellent ?

ATTENTION, the gentleman at the kiosk will entice you to buy incredibly overpriced goods and, for example, to lie about lime Šumavěnka, sold for him for an unbelievable 40 CZK (in an already overpriced shop in Kvilda for 18 CZK) is directly his (poor man even knows , as the name of his drink allegedly spelled correctly, see the difference between the bottle label and the kiosk sign from the photos). Tea can be purchased for CZK 30 in a nasty polystyrene crucible rich in microplastics. When he remarked that the tea deserved other cups, for example at least waxed paper, he said that the tea would be worth 50 CZK. Everything is in plastic, and purely hypocritical Forests of the Czech Republic do not solve this problem, which is especially extreme in this area. They have NEVER anywhere in the Bohemian Forest on hiking trails. But back to the booth. Generally speaking with the master, I felt like having a conversation with a dude omnipresent, he knows everything, knows everything and has been everywhere 3 times. Other people were fooled by the fact that he said he was going to work 200 km a day, and it wasn't strange at all to say that it was going (only!) For an hour. Like fact level. I do not recommend shopping with him, such type is able to recommend diarrhea for diarrhea. Well simply the classic Zm * d Napoleon ...