Overview
Krčma u Parašutistů, located at Resslova 1939/7, offers a distinctive dining experience rooted in Czech history and traditional cuisine. The restaurant is uniquely characterized by its thematic interior, which serves as a tribute to the Czechoslovak paratroopers involved in Operation Anthropoid, featuring various historical artifacts that ground the guest in the local past. The menu focuses on hearty, traditional Czech fare, with notable recommendations including Tvarůžky in potato pancakes, various preparations of hermelín cheese, Utopenec, large pork knuckles, and fresh tatarák. While the food and beer selection—particularly the Pilsner—are highlights, guests should be aware that service can be inconsistent, with reports of wait times and varying levels of staff attentiveness. For those visiting during the summer months, the outdoor seating provides additional capacity, though its location on a busy street may affect the overall ambiance. Ultimately, it serves as an excellent, budget-friendly choice for those who value a strong historical theme and substantial, authentic Czech pub food over highly polished service.
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Is the service consistently good?
No, service is often reported as inconsistent, ranging from pleasant to very slow or inattentive.
What is the primary theme of the restaurant?
The restaurant is themed around Czechoslovak paratroopers and the history of Operation Anthropoid.