Romantic Restaurants in Brno: Top 10 Places to Eat in 2026

TREAT YOURSELF TO A ROMANTIC DINNER IN BRNO

Brno’s culinary scene, the second-largest city in the Czech Republic, is constantly evolving, offering a rich and diverse gastronomic experience.

In the heart of Central Europe, Brno blends local culinary traditions with international influences and a modern twist, creating a vibrant and exciting food scene.

From charming restaurants tucked away in historic streets to sophisticated fine dining establishments, the city offers something for every taste.

Fans of authentic Czech cuisine can indulge in traditional dishes such as svíčková (beef sirloin in creamy sauce), trdelník (sweet chimney cake), and hearty goulash. At the same time, Brno’s restaurant scene embraces international flavours, with Mediterranean, Asian, and many other cuisines well represented.

Whether you’re looking for a picturesque restaurant in the heart of the Old Town, an elegant venue for a special evening, or a contemporary restaurant showcasing modern gastronomy, Brno has something to suit every occasion. Explore local markets, discover the renowned wines of the Moravian region, and immerse yourself in Brno’s dynamic food culture, where every meal is an invitation to experience the richness of local cuisine.

Here is our selection of romantic restaurants and cosy venues that are perfect for a candlelit dinner, whatever your budget.

Nase Case Bistro

Nase Case Bistro

It is quite rare for a restaurant to receive unanimous praise… yet this one certainly does.

French visitors regularly describe it as “Brno’s hidden gem”, serving food worthy of a Michelin-starred restaurant at unbelievably affordable prices.

Every weekday, a fresh menu featuring a soup and three main courses is available for around €7, with nothing exceeding €10. Although it isn’t located right in the city centre, it’s easily accessible by tram (lines 3, 4, 5, 6, 11 and 12), or you can stop by after visiting Špilberk Castle, as it’s just north of the fortress.

The restaurant is only open Monday to Friday from 11 am to 2 pm (or until sold out) and is closed on weekends. It’s very popular, and the atmosphere is perhaps a little less romantic than some others on this list, but it’s still cosy, charming, and you’ll enjoy outstanding food at incredible prices.

Babinsky Bistrot

Babinsky Bistrot

This lovely bistro is the perfect stop after your private walking tour of Brno’s historic centre before continuing to Špilberk Castle in the afternoon.

Picturesque and offering a beautiful romantic view of the castle just opposite, it serves delicious homemade snacks. Enjoy the terrace during the warmer months or relax inside by the fireplace in a wonderfully cosy atmosphere.

The menu includes draft beer, coffee, wine, mulled wine in winter, homemade soup, sandwiches, cheeses, homemade pâté served with fresh bread, and ice cream. The terrace is beautifully decorated throughout the year for occasions such as Christmas and Halloween, making the setting even more charming.

Café Podnebi

This delightful café is tucked away in a wonderfully romantic woodland setting. Its beautiful terrace is peaceful, green and wonderfully relaxing.

It’s an excellent place for breakfast or lunch before visiting Špilberk Castle, especially during the summer months. Breakfast is served until 1 pm on weekdays and 2 pm at weekends.

The extensive breakfast menu includes croissants, omelettes, fried or scrambled eggs, pancakes and even a full English breakfast. It’s also an ideal place to enjoy an aperitif after sightseeing.

If you’re looking for a quick lunch, the café serves sandwiches, toasties, nachos, soups, paninis and both sweet and savoury crêpes. The intimate terrace makes it particularly enjoyable.

Vegalite

Romantic… or hardcore? That certainly gets your attention!

Located inside a vaulted cellar, Vegalite is a paradise for vegetarians, with a varied menu and main courses priced between 120 and 180 CZK, making it extremely affordable.

Most of the time, the venue has a lively punk atmosphere, with around five rock and punk concerts every month. But on Mondays, everything changes: candles are lit on every table, creating a surprisingly romantic setting.

From Monday to Friday, there’s also a changing lunch menu including soup, a main course and fruit-infused water for just 169 CZK.

Restaurace L’eau Vive

Restaurace L’eau Vive

A truly unique experience awaits at this restaurant located behind Brno Cathedral.

It serves both French and Czech specialities and is run by multilingual missionary sisters, some of whom speak French.

You can enjoy dishes such as Lyon-style rump steak, Parisian crêpes, or Moravian braised pork.

During summer, tables are set in a spacious, romantic garden filled with blooming roses.

Menus are even displayed in French at the entrance.

You can also stop by for breakfast if you wish.

Kohout Na Vine

Kohout Na Vine

We were immediately impressed by the elegant presentation of the dishes served here.

You don’t have to choose the full tasting menu—you can simply order a main course and still enjoy an exceptional meal.

A beautifully prepared wild boar dish for around €13 is remarkable value. Main courses generally range between €20 and €29, while tasting menus start at €49, excluding wine pairing.

During the summer, the intimate terrace provides a lovely romantic setting for dinner.

Grandezza restaurant

Grandezza restaurant

Located inside the Grandezza Hotel, this restaurant occupies a magnificent historic building in the heart of Brno.

It is renowned for its elegant Art Deco interior, evoking the glamour of the 1920s and 1930s.

Soft lighting, refined décor and attentive service create an atmosphere that’s ideal for romantic dinners and special celebrations.

The menu combines traditional Czech cuisine with contemporary influences, offering beautifully presented dishes at reasonable prices.

Vittorio restaurant

Vittorio restaurant

If you’d like to enjoy a true fine dining experience in Brno, Vittorio is an excellent choice.

The restaurant clearly aims for Michelin-level excellence, yet prices remain surprisingly reasonable considering the quality of both the cuisine and service.

A complete meal with starter, main course, dessert and coffee costs around €100 for two people.

Alternatively, you can choose one of two six-course tasting menus, starting from €67 without wine pairing or €100 including expertly matched wines.

In summer, tables are beautifully arranged on an elegant wooden terrace.

Borgo Agnese

Borgo Agnese

This stylish restaurant features an ultra-modern interior with designer pebble-shaped lighting, creating a bright and contemporary atmosphere. The velvet armchairs add a wonderfully cosy touch.

The impressive entrance hall immediately sets the tone, while the rooftop terrace offers stunning views over Brno Cathedral.

The five-course tasting menu starts at around €48 excluding wines, with several alternative tasting menus also available.

Palazzo restaurant

Located inside the Barceló Hotel, Palazzo sits just beside St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral, on the way to Špilberk Castle.

The restaurant occupies a magnificent 19th-century palace designed by architect Franz Fröhlich. Originally built as a private residence, the building underwent an extensive two-and-a-half-year renovation before reopening in 2009.

Its elegant, romantic interior makes it a wonderful setting for a candlelit dinner.

The tasting menu costs around €75 without wines or €100 with wine pairing. Main courses ordered à la carte range from approximately €20 to €37