Slovak Pub
A large traditional pub on the edge of the Old Town, featuring eleven themed rooms, famous for bryndzové halušky and affordable lunch specials.
Located at Obchodná 62, Slovak Pub claims to be one of the oldest and largest pubs in the city, with 11 themed rooms spread across two floors, each corresponding to a period in Slovak history. The signature dishes include bryndzové halušky (potato dumplings with sheep cheese), sauerkraut soup, schnitzel, and potato pancakes. Some of the sheep cheese and dairy products come from their own organic farm, and they also serve house-brewed beer. Weekday lunch specials cost about €6-10 (soup and main course) with generous portions. Reservations are usually not needed for lunch, but recommended for dinner. It is about a five-minute walk to the Main Square.
Opening hours
Mon-Fri 11:00-22:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-22:00
Nearby sights
- Grassalkovich Palace
- Primate's Palace
- Old Town Hall
- Slovak Radio Building
- Slovak National Theatre (Historic Building)
- Main Square
- Čumil (Man at Work)
- Blue Church (St. Elizabeth's Church)