5 Of The Best Places To Eat In Bratislava
Bratislava was a lovely and beautiful city to visit for a long
weekend away but it was pretty darn cold whilst we were there. Although I had
gone clothes shopping in preparation for my trip in the cold, have a watch of
my Slovakia Clothes Haul, throughout our stay we had a fair few coffee stops to
thaw out and re-energise. I have put this post together to show you some of the
best cafes that Bratislava has to offer.
Urban Bistro
This was a café situated in the very heart of Bratislava and we
decided to stop here for a light brunch and a quick coffee. It had amazing décor
and I came away with a lot of inspiration for my home. It had lovely dark
wooden surfaces with exposed brick walls and amazing white tiles. It had a very
relaxed feel, great service and lovely food. It was perfect for what we wanted which was a light bite. I opted
for avocado on toast and a filter coffee. It was so reasonably priced and cost
us just over 10 Euros for the entire bill.
Five Pints
Five Pints is a coffee and wine bar that had plush seats and wooden
tables in an intimate setting. The lighting was beautiful with lots of exposed
filament light bulbs and candles on every table. We stopped here for a quick coffee
before our walk back to the apartment and I couldn’t resist the beautiful
chocolate tarte on display. It was another very reasonably priced place costing
me 5 Euros for a café late and the tarte.
Café Dias
I loved popping into this café which was situated within a book
store. It was filled with lots of dark furniture and had a very warm and cosy feel
to it. They had a very minimal menu available which suited us just fine as we
only wanted something small for breakfast. I had a beautiful café latte and a
croissant with jam to jet set our third day of exploration.
UFO Tower restaurant
This was a beautiful restaurant located at the top of the UFO tower
just below the observation deck. There was the option to stay for a drink or to
have a meal in the restaurant. As we had already eaten we opted to stay for a
drink to enjoy the incredible view of Bratislava a little longer. It was the
first and only place in the whole of Bratislava that sold black tea, although
it was served with honey and lemon… But we honestly couldn’t find any anywhere!
This placed had a very minimalistic feel to it with monochrome furniture.
Coffee Break
This cute little café was located right
underneath the apartment we were staying in. It was really nice and bright with
pretty décor that felt very homely. The menu was on a chalkboard and although
fairly minimal, it was perfect for us. We decided to stay for lunch and I opted
for a goat cheese and beetroot sandwich. It was so reasonably priced with us
each having a sandwich, two coffees and then shared a cheese cake, the grand
total was only 15 Euros!
Have you ever been to Bratislava?
Do you like to visit little coffee houses when you're enjoying a city break?
Madolyn
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