Food Shopping
The kitchens in the cottages are equipped for self-catering.
You can buy some basic foods in the village shop, eggs from the neighbouring farm
and fish from the trout farm further down the stream from the village.
However for most food you will have to shop in Bardejov.
Bardejov has an open-air vegetable market with mainly locally grown produce
that is open every working day,
a new western-style supermarket with a wide variety of food,
and a range of small traditional food shops.
We provide details and show the location of a number of
food shops.
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Traditionally grown vegetables, guarded by scarecrows
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Cakes inherited from the Habsburg Empire
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Restaurants
There are a number of good local restaurants.
Many of them are open all day and you can get a freshly cooked three course meal
at any time from midday till late evening.
Most good restaurants are in Bardejov, Bardejov Spa or close to Bardejov.
We provide details and show the location of some of the better
restaurants.
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Slovak Menu
The Slovak cuisine is similar to the other nations of the old Habsburg Empire:
Austria, Hungary and Bohemia.
This is the land of goulash, schnitzel, caraway seeds, dumplings, sausages, sauerkraut and creative
takes on pork, but also fish and in particular forest stream trout.
We provide a guide to the dishes most frequently found on restaurant menus:
Starters and Soups,
Meat and Fish,
Vegetarian,
Cakes, Pastry, Bread,
Drinks.
In most restaurants you will find it difficult to spend more than five pounds per person.
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Fresh locally baked bread, ham and beer
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