Cukrárna

Super. I recommend it to everyone.

The classic confectionery in a small town and also the only company in Třemošnice opened on Sunday. Excursions to the nineties will add to the typical Czech desserts, beverages including roasted coffees and raspberries, and even a whole pub assortment of pickled hermelin (not very good - though honestly loaded but with a bitter tail), langos, smažák, etc. Folk prices, , generous spaces (parents enjoy the children's corner, which occupies a third of the patisserie).

They have a good selection of cakes for a patisserie in such a small village. Don't put pickled camembert here, it was bitter and badly spiced, so 2/5, but again it's a patisserie, so what to expect. Desserts are traditional but good. The selection of drinks is varied. The interior is nineties, as is the whole square. Rattan furniture, yellow painting, vending machine for hops and slime. A person from a big city will definitely appreciate the large space, the tables have a few meters of gaps between them, which is pleasant. The children's corner will definitely come in handy for parents.

Coffee average. Gingerbread and pinwheel excellent.

The bike parked in the patisserie is pretty rough. The terrace is not served - ok, but does not clean the dishes. But a gentleman who washes with a large parasol is a damn danger! Fortunately, he gave up and the children playing next door escaped unscathed. All weird :)