Vladislava's Czech Bakery & Cafe — Restaurant in Yukon

I came by to get a dozen pastries and boy; was it worth the wait! I have done extensive traveling as a youngster to Europe and this is the closest thing to what it tastes like back home. I brought it home to my family and we all were in awe at how expertly they were made. They have quality foods and wonderful staff! Thank you very much for the amazing food and pastries. Update: 2/22/2025 Brought my mother in for lunch and boy; was it AMAZING!!! Reminded me of the lunch I had back in Switzerland and if a chalet I stayed at in Panama with a Swiss family whose schnitzel was the best ever UNTIL I came here and it brought back so many wonderful memories. The schnitzel itself was light, yet crunchy and seasoned PERFECTLY. The potatoes were well done and had crunch and the mayo concoction that came on the side kept the meal well balance. I will most definitely be coming back and thank the chef who did such a great labor of love! We all appreciate it and will be back to...

Mrs. Flip Out had been here before with Little Flip Out and they convinced me to go this time. We ordered Little Flip Out the kids klobasa and he loved it. Mrs. Flip Out had the klobasa sandwich combo. It comes with potatoes and Czech sauerkraut; Mrs. Flip Out really likes Vladislava’s sauerkraut. It’s different than your typical sauerkraut, with both sweet and tangy flavors. I had the schnitzel meal. It came with fried potatoes and a side of pickle dressing. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but the pickle dressing paired really well with the pork schnitzel. The combined flavors were mouth watering. I also enjoyed the fried potatoes. Of course, we had to try the Kolaches and had a Nutella one and a cream cheese one. They were delicious. The owners were friendly and helpful; everyone enjoyed their meal. Our overall experience guarantees a return visit! If you’re needing kolaches for a special occasion, they take...

My son-in-law had lunch here and recommended it, so my wife and I just had dinner and can also recommend it highly. The menu is limited to 5 to 6 dinner items and kolaches. We had a kibalsa sandwich combo and a goulash dinner. The combo came with a kibalsa in a roll with fried cut potatoes and a side of sauerkraut. The goulash came on a bed of noodles with a slice of rye bread. The bread was great and all the food was delicious. Throw the kraft on the kibalsa with mustard. Can't beat it. All this with drinks ran about 35 dollars. The restaurant has been open a little over a year according to the guy who was running the restaurant and has been featured on travel Oklahoma. The restaurant itself was narrow and long, good atmosphere with 10 to 12 tables. The owner was friendly and provided great service. Go check it...