Bratislava Castle

Old Town

St. Martin's Cathedral

I passed by here while strolling in the old town and was attracted by the cute sign at the door. Then I saw the vivid figures in the window. Later I learned that this famous coffee and dessert shop was once the Queen&rsquo;s favorite.

The Castle Hotel is in a prime location in the center of Bratislava.
[Environment] It is very close to the old town, the castle area, and St. Peter&#39;s Church. The decoration inside the hotel is warm and unique.
[Service] The boss is from Shandong and is very hospitable.
[Taste] Recommended dishes: oil-splashed noodles, stir-fried yellow beef, boiled beef, fish-flavored eggplant, husband and wife lung slices, garlic water spinach, mouth-watering chicken, stir-fried lamb with green onions, Shandong pot stickers, hot and sour soup.

After a day of travel, it is a happy thing to come here to enjoy a Chinese meal.

Being able to sit in the old town and drink a cup of coffee is probably one of the most pleasant travel experiences. Looking back at old photos, I found that there are many things to slowly savor in the old town of Bratislava.

Cafe Mayer

I found a Slovak-style restaurant in Bratislava, which is located in the center of Bratislava, close to the Slovak National Uprising Square. The restaurant environment is not bad, the dishes are not small, and the overall price-performance ratio is much better than that of neighboring Vienna and Budapest. However, the overall taste is not very good. Since I only had one meal, I can&#39;t tell whether the taste of this restaurant is average or Slovak cuisine itself lacks highlights.

People in Slovakia like to eat pasta, their dumplings may be the closest we have seen abroad to our Chinese dumplings, but the buns are completely different, their buns are rectangular

Cafe Mayer

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