&Tilly [andtillycom]

A beautiful building and very enjoyable collection. A great experience overall, and the price is not overdone. A must see for any Bratislava visitor that’s into art!

A very kind,helpful staff in here, The store is not cheap - but the products seem nice quality.

It’s exciting and super nice to find a museum dedicated to such a dark, great personality of literature. We enjoyed learning more about him and his life, and there’s plenty of English texts and translations so even as a tourist you’ll understand.

That being said, for the price (300 CZK for 1 adult), the museum could offer more, especially storytelling wise. Most if the info is in ‘pieces’, shards of the context and not said in a storyline that would be easy to follow. I’d appreciate more explanations, more context, more user-friendliness in general.

The museum is a good idea but kind of counts on the visitor to already know the basics and to put the pieces together in their head, and not always that felt easy. Which is why I think fir the money it’s for 3*** and not more.

The bistro is inside of a minimarket, on the left. It is very simple, almost shabby in a way. Nothing fancy in any case. The staff was polite and quick though a bit chaotic, bringing one wrong soup at the start.

All dishes were prepared quickly, I believe way too quick as the tastes were not too deep, and a lit of veggies felt hard, pretty much raw. The flavours unfortunately didn’t convince me, the soups being crazy hot but bland a bit, the summer rolls a bit too full of rice noodles, and the duck’s sauce a bit too watery.

Not an expensive place but not really worth coming back. Which was a bit of a disappointment as we went in based on the raving reviews.

A good, fresh food, nice selection (Saturday lunch time) that was regularly refilled, and even after we missed something (cakes), the staff was kind and got more of those on the train. Overall nice quality for the price.