This is always a good stop when you've finished your shopping at Eurovea. Kolkovna is located at the Eurovea building right next to its main entrance. The restaurant also has its own terrace which is very popular during the summer.
There is a pretty wide range of choices in food - mostly European cuisine though. If I could recommend the proper dish when you're hungry after your shopping expedition at Eurovea, it would certainly be the American bull steak with mashed potatoes on the side. There might not be any room for a dessert, as the portion is huge and quite a decent piece of meat. If there is some space, the most wonderful choice of dessert is the almond cheesecake with Baileys liquor flavor. Apart from that, you can choose from salads, pasta dishes, soups, Czech specialties, vegetarian meals, fish or meat meals or snacks.
It's worth stopping by!
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