Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Brno from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Brno, Czech Republic
Set within a centuries-old building off Brno's central Kobližná street, ATELIER bar & bistro reaches its dining room through a glass-roofed atrium courtyard. The format runs a tight menu of steak and Italian-influenced plates alongside a short bar program, all delivered in a relaxed, pared-back interior with vaulted ceilings. It works equally well as a sit-down meal or a drinks stop.
Brno, Czech Republic
South of Brno's centre, Valoria operates in the territory where Moravian wine culture meets international kitchen ambition. Chef Michal Černý runs a seven-course tasting menu alongside à la carte, drawing on French, Mediterranean and Far Eastern technique. The covered terrace, private events room and a dedicated front-of-house team make it a serious destination for occasion dining in the city's southern suburbs.
Brno, Czech Republic
On a quiet street in Brno's Střed district, Borgo Agnese sets a Mediterranean-influenced table inside a space where a glass-protected excavated church wall becomes part of the room. The menu moves between shrimp confit with saffron aioli, wild boar with cranberries and semolina, and gnocchi with goat cheese, available both à la carte and through curated tasting menus supported by a wine list spanning European labels.
Brno, Czech Republic
On a central Brno street, ELEMENT pairs an industrial-urban interior with a menu of modern European dishes built on bold flavour combinations. Grilled pork belly with fermented black bean sauce and zander fillet over confit leek signal a kitchen working at a confident contemporary register. The bar by the entrance pulls double duty as a cocktail stop and a warm-up act for the meal ahead.
Brno, Czech Republic
Set inside Brno's House of Arts on Malinovského náměstí, Kohout NA VÍNĚ pairs two tasting menus and a vegetarian set with an à la carte selection, all anchored by a floor-to-ceiling wine store. The list leans into Czech, Slovenian, and Hungarian producers, with Coravin access expanding the by-the-glass offer. Weekend tables fill fast, reserve ahead.
Brno, Czech Republic
Set in a small park near Brno's centre, Pavillon Steak House occupies a glass-and-steel pavilion where high ceilings and wide windows define the atmosphere before the menu does. The format is deliberately simple: choose your cut, choose your doneness, and the kitchen handles the rest. Side dishes and sauces round out a focused, meat-first programme that positions Pavillon within Brno's growing tier of dedicated steakhouses.
Brno, Czech Republic
A Michelin-noted steakhouse in Brno's Královo Pole district where a glass dry-aging cabinet at the entrance signals the kitchen's priorities before you've taken your seat. The menu centres on meat, with fish and seafood available by pre-order, and lunchtime brings a shorter, more accessible format alongside the main card. Parking is limited, so factor that into your planning.
Brno, Czech Republic
BRATRS sits in the residential Bystrc district of Brno, operating at a remove from the city centre restaurant cluster. The address in a neighbourhood setting signals a destination-driven model rather than a footfall one, placing it among Brno venues where the food and sourcing approach carry the argument rather than location convenience.
Brno, Czech Republic
Danu.B Restaurant occupies a central Brno address on Biskupská, positioning it within the city's compact but increasingly serious fine-dining corridor. Visitors seeking contemporary Central European dining in the Moravian capital will find it worth investigating directly for current format and booking details.
Brno, Czech Republic
Hatsu sits on Údolní in Brno's Střed district, a street that has quietly become one of the city's more considered dining addresses. The restaurant's name, Japanese for 'first' or 'beginning', signals an orientation toward fresh starts and deliberate choices, a framing that aligns with Brno's broader shift toward ingredient-conscious cooking. For visitors working through the city's dining options, it belongs on the same shortlist as the neighbourhood's other focused independents.
Brno, Czech Republic
Konoha occupies a residential address in Brno's Žabovřesky district, placing it at some remove from the city centre dining cluster. The name, drawn from Japanese for 'leaf' or associated with forested calm, signals an aesthetic orientation that sits apart from the mainstream Czech restaurant scene. For Brno diners tracking the city's quieter, neighbourhood-rooted addresses, it belongs on the itinerary alongside the city's more prominent options.
Brno, Czech Republic
Brno's American steakhouse niche is thin, which makes the Kudelova Street address of U Starýho Billa worth noting. The restaurant positions itself explicitly as a Texas-style operation in a city where the default carnivore offer runs toward Czech roasts and grilled pork. For visitors tracking the city's expanding range of international dining, it sits at the more casual, convivial end of the spectrum.
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Brno
Selected entries from the current guide for Brno.
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