Bratislava's fondness for French chic is fully satisfied by Bistro St Germain, a modish venue equipped with chessboards and bookshelves. Food is more international than Parisian, with satisfyingly tall sandwiches, burgers and great cakes. A friendly, informal place to natter over tiramisu and thick hot chocolate.
Bistro St Germain
Bratislava
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