Slovenská reštaurácia — Restaurant in Bojnice

A Truly Heartwarming Experience – A Must-Visit for Authentic Slovakian Cuisine!

From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed with such warmth and kindness that it felt like visiting old friends. One of our lovely hosts was pregnant during our visit, and yet she radiated such grace and friendliness—it was genuinely heartwarming.

We came here with one goal in mind: to try authentic Slovakian cuisine, and my goodness, it exceeded every expectation. The food was absolutely divine. Each dish looked exactly like the photos in the menu—beautifully presented and even more incredible in taste. If you're looking to experience local flavors, this is the place. Every bite was a celebration of tradition and flavor.

The service was outstanding as well. The team that greeted us was exceptionally friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. Their genuine hospitality truly elevated the whole experience.

I can’t recommend this place enough. If you’re in the area, don’t miss it. Treat yourself to the warmest welcome and the most delicious Slovakian food—you won’t be...

Beautiful castle and nice soup.

As we were waiting for the guided tour we decided to get some food. This restaurant is conveniently located next to the castle and looked welcoming from outside.

As our family of 5 sit on the table the rude old lady server, hesistate to give us the menu. She sighed & frowned loudly when we asked for soup and drinks.

After 10 minute she came and rudely told us that we have to wait 1 hr for food. I dont think how we can contain 2 hungry kids that long next to this rude lady.

If the place was not so hostile, we might wait.

We have travelled many countries, this was the prime example of bad customer service. Example of bad apples.

She was like that with everybody else.

To the owner: Please train or hire someone better. This set up is just waiting for...

Adequate service, but food was of a very varying quality. Soups were all good, but main dishes tasted oversalted and looked like the restaurant was trying to cut corners. Particularly appalling were the Halusky, which are a Slovak traditional food, so I'm always trying them out in different restaurants when I'm visiting. These tasted powdery, and I couldn't detect any hint of potatoes. Extra star for the very amusing decor, which pretended so hard to appear traditional that we were entertained...