We had great food, great staff and lovely drinks. Highly recommended! Especially a nice location in town.More

Nice and cozy atmosphere. Perfect for families and friends. Delicious traditional Slovakian food. Nice waiters and good service.

Very good restaurant. Good slovakia food nice stuff and the food was given very quick. Inside the local air condition while outside it was around 33 st.More

We called in and waited a little. We were glad we did as the food was excellent and the waiter was just amazing, so on top of everything it was a joy to see. Would recommend +++++

Amazing hidden place with great food selection of Slovak cuisine. The soups are one the best I ever tried in my life. Hope to see more of these restaurants around Europe!

The beauty of a holiday is sitting in a typical restaurant, furnished with a lot of taste, I tried the daily special (Jeleni Gulas), and I loved it, the meat was very tender, the waiter who served me was very friendly , did the quality...check, which I haven't seen in a long time, congratulations!More

Really tasty food and big portions. I had the sauerkraut with gnocchi and pierogis and it was delicious, I've never had sauerkraut that good. As dessert we split the sweet pierogis and they gave us sharing plates. Great service, I might have recognized the waitress...from talking to in a souvenir shop in the same city years ago, but I barely remember her face, so there is no way to be sure. Also lovely atmosphere and interior design, the staff was even dressed in traditional gear! All in all wonderful experience.More

Amazing food. I had the Shepherd's pan and the flavors were fantastic. Service was great too. I would highly recommend this restaurant!

We came here around 9pm on a Saturday, no reservation, plenty of space. Tried the platter of traditional Slovakian dishes, one platter was enough for 2 of us. Had the Slovakian cola, and grape and blueberry non alcoholic cocktail, both very nice. Staff welcoming and...helpful.More

Booked well in advance for my partners birthday but this was never acknowledged. The opening words when attending by our host were “inside only”. This was fine as we wanted to sit inside anyway, but you’d think booking months in advance we could have had...a choice? I thought our host was a bit surly initially, but he warmed on me and watching him with the other patrons, he was clearly a professional and takes pride in his work. The food was what I’d call standard Slovak fare, very nice and very hearty. The interior and ambience are what makes this place, wry clean and traditional. Just lacking the personal touches to score higher for me. Worth a visit , priced in line with similar places, but just nothing to write home aboutMore

Great setting - we had a table in the street - even if the tables themselves are not the most comfy or pretty. Gentle and friendly service, great vodka and Tatratea hibiscus cocktail, while the food came fast (looked reheated …) and it was quite...hearty peasant food. So filling but not very delicate, despite the appetising names to describe them. Overall great service, beautiful setting and reheated Slovak food - so 4/5More

Both hotel and Restaurant Koliba Kamzík can be found in the heart of Bratislava, its interior designed like a country inn while the outside patio overlooks a quiet street as attentive servers offer great care. Known for traditional plates done the old way, many available...a la cart or as a combination plate intended for sharing, beverages include local Beers and Soda plus housemade Lemonade that is assertive without a lot of added sweetness. A short walk from the nearest parking, tucked amidst shops and boutiques, first-timers are recommended the “Kamzík Plate” featuring local Cheese Dumplings plus two types of Gnocchi while others may wish to simplify with a larger piece of Pasta generously stuffed with Pork beneath fried Onions. Even more rural with the “Shepherd´s Pan,” Turkey and Pork cooked-up alongside Potatoes plus Onions, Dessert offers similar ideas with different toppings such as Poppy Seeds, Crispy Bread Crumbs, Sugar and Butter.More