November 20, 2009
Small, cozy and rather modern looking pub. A few bottled beers. Nothing speciel. Not important.

April 20, 2009
Went in looking for those rare bottles of beer none of the staff knew anything about them. Rest of the beers were very dull, so left

October 4, 2008 [ Updated October 23, 2008 ]
This is not a cafe mentioned on Ratebeer. They’ve got almost no beer, just the common ones, only on bottle. The interior is modern, it was not pleasant or cosy to be there. The staff did know nothing about beer.

August 5, 2008
You have to pass through Hotel Rous’ dining room to get to the big patio. There was no one there on a Monday morning and I got my Svetly Rous immediately. The staff was very polite except for a waitress on Sunday pointing out the sign saying that they open up at 10AM on Sundays around 11AM from inside. She did realize the mistake and explained why they weren’t open then (and got the beers for the Danes who showed up a couple of minutes later despite that).

June 4, 2008
We walked in during mid-afternoon to find a small modern cafe/bakery sort of setting with no customers and no staff, with a small sign directing people to the patio out back. Beer selection was somewhat disappointing, nothing special to bring here expect their three house beer which didn’t seem that good.

November 5, 2007
It feels kinda weird rating this place, it’s basically a cafe. That said, it’s a pretty nice cafe, and you can sit outside and look out on the gardens. And you can also play Rous roulette - who knows what you’ll end up with! (Make sure to check the fridge if they say they are out.) It was moderately busy when we were there and service was SLOW. Coffee was pretty decent for that part of the world.

August 12, 2007
I did visit the place but both of the beers metntioned as "home brews" on their menu was sold out, didn’t stay for anything else.

February 11, 2007
cafe located just off the main square which features two beers brewed exclusively for the place. the svetly rous and tmavy rous are both served from the bottle. the bottle has just started to have a label which, alas, doesn’t provide a brewery name. which is why i haven’t added it to the database. all i’ve been told by the staff is that the beers are brewed by a friend of the owner who used to brew at pilsner urquell. anyways, a good place to go for super-rare beer, especially since sometimes they are out of stock. it’s worth going right through the cafe to the serene summer terrace overlooking some old mural and the park