Garage Pub - Garage Pub

The short drink was hot due to improper storage, it tasted particularly bad. The adjoining room is awful ... It was a big disappointment the fall in standards !!!

I like the peace and quiet here. It would be 4 stars, but the billiards have little space, the table is a bit sloping, and the table football is often not good, you have to tell the bartender to open it. Anyway, it's perfect for a beer and a little sitting and talking. I recommend the viagra cocktail.

The counter girl was a bit raw ..

We used to love going here because of its convenient location and the darts, table football and billiard table. Unfortunately, the latter are very old, outdated, often stuck, and the "kind" counter is visibly annoying when you tell him. His style is terrible when it comes to service. Opening hours are often percussive, if you feel like it, turn on the lamp for you.

Once an Arcade espresso - an old neon sign keeps its mark - today it is a Garage pub, provided we put a Hungarian name and a real function behind it. Unless we look at the sign above the side staff entrance, because then Western Saloon Brasserie, the former home of big poker parties ... Its name doesn't matter. In fact, it could be anything with an old engine hanging from the ceiling, a few motorcycle headlights, a steering wheel, a car logo, a decorative disc and a pair of oil barrels that have been functional. Because they have a hard time getting through the many drink promotion posters, and the depressive pressure of the otherwise spectacularly worn chairs, tables, yellow pub walls, and dark brown wooden inserts doesn’t help the overall picture either. But what if I say garage rock? Then it's authentic. For this you have here air conditioning, pool table, darts, table football, TV, tap and Krusovice. And if the interior design is too harsh for you, you can sit with your drink on the wide sidewalk in front of the building, sitting under the sizable umbrellas in the full fire of a couple of eyes looking down from the balcony. // .. a "Show me a pub!" quoting myself from a facebook group ... //