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Eating and drinking
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The
eating and drinking
scene has improved enormously in the last decade, but the city is still pretty dead at night. The most popular cafe around is the Italian-run
Adria
, on Masarykova 31, which serves great ice cream and pizzas, but if you want to sit outside and sup beer Czech-style, try
Spalicek
, at the top of Zelny trh, which has tables outside in summer and lashings of Gambrinus beer from Plzen, or the replica functionalist cafe,
Zemanova kavarna
, near the Janaaek Theatre. The micro-brewery (and pension),
Pegas
, on Jakubska, is deservedly popular, but you could swing by
Hlidka
, up in the Spilberk castle or
Sanghai
, Pekarska 42, a decent first-floor Chinese restaurant.
Internet cafes
include Internetova kavarna mladych at Josefksa 15 (daily 10am-5.30pm; tel 05/4221 1677) and Internet Club at Kabatnikova (daily 10am-11.30pm; tel 05/41245091). Other useful information
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Czech Republic,
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