U Milánka

Pleasant sitting in Vítkov. With decent behavior, one almost gets a smile from the staff, which is very strict, which is necessary nowadays. And in Žižkov tuplem. Sum // sumárum >>> we like it here. VIKTORKA DO IT !!!

Among other things, a delicious carrot cake for an incredible 10 CZK. :)

Nice sitting. You can see how the boys train football, or a little lower for the girls for beach volleyball :-) Super draft Pilsen ...

Excellent Pilsen turned into glass pulled from the fridge for 42, -, neck on the grill with bread and salad for 98, - ... Calm, calm, outside the Prague wilderness ...

This place is an amazing and wonderful example of the contrasts of the Czech character - a place with an authentic rural relaxed atmosphere in the middle of a big city, a few steps from places with a completely different touch. For travelers who would not expect this contrast, this is exactly what you can imagine under the term Love / Hate. You either like it a lot or you really don't. Personally, I really love this peculiarity. It is a bistro part of the football field in Vítkov. And like the other buildings of the sports complex in Vítkov and especially the cottages adjacent to the complex, this course also has a surprisingly rural character. In the middle of the hill, hidden from the main road - the road, which runs hundreds of people, is a hidden piece of land where it acts as a cottage settlement by the Czech rivers. There are piles of leaves everywhere, the sidewalks are crumbling, the plaster of the buildings is beautifully cracked and faded, and the area around the buildings is overgrown - which is exactly what is beautiful in this place. Everything doesn't have to be new and repaired, these old and run-down places have their local authentic character and I'm glad it's preserved. This contrast of a forgotten and rural place, which is closely adjacent to a huge majestic national monument just a few steps away, is something that I personally find beautifully Czech. And the U Milánka bistro is a natural part of this place. Chairs, tables and benches are common, parasols and the overall impression of the building look old, there is a sign on the wall warning of taking glasses out of the bistro, "otherwise you can get over the handle" and next to the bistro there is football, where the coach shouts at students. At the same time, tapped Pilsen is one of the best I've had in a long time, and still at a very nice price. Likewise, the apple pie was beyond expectations. At the same time, the waiter, who served, had a personal problem with the gentleman, who was trying to order a hot dog, but there was only a hot dog on offer, which the clerk took very hard. It is possible that he took it this way because the ordering gentleman had a Czech with a slight foreign accent of Italian, and the bartender may not have liked it, which only fits more into the rural vibe of the place. In the end, everything turned out well, and the gentleman with Czech with an Italian accent got a wonderful-looking hot dog.