My Grandmother came from Bratislava Slovakia, when is use to be Czechoslovakia, I'm so glad someone did a video on Slovakia, Wish my Grandmother was alive to see it, When she remembers it was poor and gloomy she lived In a house it had no floor, Her mother sent her to America to live with her Aunt where my Grandmother grew up, Awe I remember she use to cook Slovak and Hungarian foods, She was a great cook. I love Slovakian foods I grew up with it until she passed away. Slovakia is so beautiful wish she was alive so she could see how it looks today.
Mostly all videos are great,but this one for sure have the best looking plates. The oven baked pork chop with potatoes is by far the most appealing dish I've seen on this show. I think I growled when Audrey cut it open. Y.U.M!!!
I am from Slovakia and I currently live there. U should know all the food portions in slovakia are huge. The bear is calles Zlatý Bažant and the restaurant is Hviezda.
Love watching you two. So glad I had pizza before I watched or I would be so hungry. Catching up with your past videos and watched your visit to Chicago (my home town). It was wonderful. You guys are wonderful.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos Living in Cleveland now, so pizza not as good as Chicago. If you ever get back to Chicago have someone take you to the neighborhoods. Food in Chicago is as great ad New Orleans.
Nice video! Everything looked so delicious! And that cave-like restaurant...I loved it! It is good to know that they serve generous portions in Slovakia. xD I hope to visit that country some day soon. Have a good time! Cheers
Hey there! Loving your videos, I just had a question regarding how you are able to find out what's on the menu, is it translated or do you know Slovak? We will be traveling here next fall and would like to be prepared. Thanks for all your content!
Thanks! Good question. Actually the two places we've featured had both languages. We found almost everywhere we ate in Bratislava had an English menu available.
Hi! 😇 I love your vids. You both influence me to do the exact same thing with my cousin! It looks a lot of fun! 😂 YOU SHOULD COME TO MY HOMETOWN WHICH IS NEW ZEALAND!! 🙌 god bless and hope you are enjoying your trip!!
Hello Samuel and Audrey! Thanks for another nice video! :) I am from Slovakia, so I am glad you enjoyed your meal and your trips in Bratislava. I hope, you have a lot of nice memories from Slovakia. Btw. This wormy shaped dumplings with poppy seeds is in Slovak language called " šúľance s makom", not "parené buchty". But your Slovak pronunciation is excellent. :) Have a nice day! :)
From the distance It resembled me one of our leather shoulder bags with the national ornaments.. looks pretty similar though. Greetings from Kyrgyzstan :)
Looks Great, I tend to pass on bunny rabbits, but, we always know when you REALLY love it, as you have Lunch and Dinner at the Restaurant! as in Indian. Cheers, great team you make!
One common rule for Bratislava restaurants: don't go where majority of tourists go. Most tourists are not informed well. 1. Those restaurants are very expensive. 2. The quality of food is quite questionable 3. It is better to ask locals. You will hardly find any locals in tourist restaurants. There are many much more cheap restaurants with better food. Usually they are even quite near a city center.
I doubt if I could eat Rabbit they are cute and often look so vulnerable. There was one running around in front of my car today when I went for a drive in the country. Luckily for the Rabbit I was the driver and it eventually went into a field. However, the food generally in those Eastern European countries looks really nice.
Ah, that is understandable. Yeah, we've been really enjoying food in Eastern Europe and we've had so little exposure to it in our lives prior to this trip so t is mostly quite new for us.
I certainly did. It was Frankfurter soup (cabbage, potatoes and frankfurters) plus sweet strawberry-filled dumplings rolled in fried breadcrumbs for me. Actually, I'm not sure whether you guys are still in this area around Vienna and Bratislava. Are you planning to visit Sopron? It would certainly be worth visiting for a few days and I'd be happy to give some recommendations.
I like when you go to the more unknown not so common smaller countries in Europe Slovakia is nice looking were u plan on going next in Europe you so deserve more subscribe rs
I'm so envious of your life (and the rest of travel bloggers) moving around the globe. BTW, I'm stuck in one of the loneliest places in the planet (Saudi Arabia). So, is that what you do for a living, just traveling? I hope you won't mind my asking. You're lucky guys and I hope I could do the same when I retired.
We work online as we travel. We put in long hours which is not really shown in the videos but we sure do enjoy this lifestyle. We'll be making a video about how we do it in the future.
Wow! Thanks for your reply. Keep on traveling. Your travel tips helped when we (my wife & I) went to HK and Macau about 4 months ago. I got the idea from you on eating that egg tart in Macau. It taste really good but the size did not justify the price.
dumpling in your Slovakia videos you can translate like three total different type of food: haluška knedľa šúľanec but english doesn't have so many exact translations, so everything is dumpling :D
It is well that it is tasty meal, but the last one with poppy seed it is not dessert it is one of the sweet meals in Slovakia, it is really not dessert. but nice video.
hi nice video. if you still in Bratislava you should slovak red wine called Dunaj. :) also the roasted goose with like salted pancakes called lokše (this can be sweet to), or wild animals as deer ... etc.
Hi, i am out of Slovakia and not from Bratislava but what is my favourite is Bistro ST. Germain. There is slovak beer called Erb or many of lemonades as levander, forest blueberries etc, also order the baked chips with parmesan cheese and rosemary served with gentle-cream mustard sauce, also there is i think chicken with smashed potato have a look. www.stgermain.sk/Bistro_St.Germain_na_Rajskej_7_v_Bratislave.html Also Dunajsky pivovar (brewery, restaurant on boat on Danube) you can taste their own made beer etc www.dunajskypivovar.sk/restauracia-dunajsky-pivovar Bratislavsky mestsky pivovar (also brewery and restaurant) great dishes try cesnačka v bochníku (it is garlic soup in bread), www.mestianskypivovar.sk/home also you can try parene buchty it is sweet dish (steamed cake usually filled with plum or strawberry jam topped with poppy seed (same like šulance ) or coco powder, bryndzove pyrohy (pirohy filled with bryndza cheese topped with sour cream and roasted bacon) also here you can try roasted goose to also you can visit Slovak pub on Obchodna street there is lot of slovak food. www.slovakpub.sk/en/ Hotel Matyšák in Bratislava is very recomended with lot of wines (they produce their own wines) www.hotelmatysak.sk/restaurant/ slovak variety of wine (devin, palava, breslava - white , dunaj -red, also slovak rose is very famous and good rated) also wines from slovak part of Tokaj region If you in shop try other slovak cheeses korbačiky, parenica or oštiepok (there is 2 versions of them smoked and unsmoked) www.google.sk/search?q=o%C5%A1tiepok,+korb%C3%A1%C4%8Diky,+parenica&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjW5vbs2MLXAhVlLcAKHQOAB6gQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=935#imgrc=RKy8ACmZpel13M: In Chorvatsky Grob there are restaurants to roast gooses (very popular) it is not far away out form Bratislava some slovak spirits are tartarea 52% (many varies from 22% coconut up to 72% outlaw, borovička, demenovka or slivka (plum), hruška (pear) etc... www.tatratea.com/en/ pancakes called pán (mister in slovak) cakes sweet and salted pancakes (nutty one, jam, nutella, salted caramel ... -sweet, bryndza (slovak sheep cheese), mozzarella, vegetarian, spicy ... -salted) pancakes.sk/jedlo v view restaurant if not the UFO then kamzík TV tower www.altitude.sk/
@@samuelandaudrey yeah, especially with her eyes! ☺️ anyway guys, good content, really! I am Italian but I live on Bratislava already for 7 yr and a half and I have to say you picked a wonderful restaurant to try the Slovak cuisine!!👍🏻
@@samuelandaudrey I just remembered another restaurant in the city centre (but outside the tourist area ). it is called U bazanta, with much more reasonable prices. And they have Zlaty bazant :D They are not have a good season for the last 6 years, from the time they entered KHL. They simply do not have the money to have good players for that league.
I find it weird and interesting too. But we are sometimes slow when it comes to stuff like this, lul. Sometimes it takes over month for people to find out. And why am I not writing in slovak language? 😂
My Grandmother came from Bratislava Slovakia, when is use to be Czechoslovakia, I'm so glad someone did a video on Slovakia, Wish my Grandmother was alive to see it, When she remembers it was poor and gloomy she lived In a house it had no floor, Her mother sent her to America to live with her Aunt where my Grandmother grew up, Awe I remember she use to cook Slovak and Hungarian foods, She was a great cook. I love Slovakian foods I grew up with it until she passed away. Slovakia is so beautiful wish she was alive so she could see how it looks today.
Thank you! You have many fond and loving memories of her. Indeed, it is beautiful.
You love Slovak food, there's no such word Slovakian.
Wow this place looks amazing and the food looks yummy!! Thanks for sharing. ❤😘
Thanks! We recommend this place highly if you're visiting Bratislava.
Thanks for this video. My wife and I are currently in Bratislava on went to this restaurant yesterday. It was AMAZING!!!
That is so cool to hear! What did you order?
The same exact thing you both ordered!!!
We also went to Cafe Mondieu for breakfast one morning
Frankovka modrá, yum! I've had it in Slovenia, too and it is one of my easy to drink red wines. Keep up the good work Sam and Audrey!!
Thank you very much! That is really cool to hear! Makes a great wine to go with a meal like that.
Mostly all videos are great,but this one for sure have the best looking plates. The oven baked pork chop with potatoes is by far the most appealing dish I've seen on this show. I think I growled when Audrey cut it open. Y.U.M!!!
Thank you very much! Out of all of the meals we've had recently this one was definitely one of the best :)
I am from Slovakia and I currently live there. U should know all the food portions in slovakia are huge. The bear is calles Zlatý Bažant and the restaurant is Hviezda.
Thanks for letting us know Emma! I hope we can see more of Slovakia in the future. We had a great time there.
Emma, I think you thought of beer not a bear ;) , english is a tricky language
Modrá hviezda.... BLU STAR🌟👏👏👍🍀🙋,zlatý bažant...golden pheasant.
Love watching you two. So glad I had pizza before I watched or I would be so hungry. Catching up with your past videos and watched your visit to Chicago (my home town). It was wonderful. You guys are wonderful.
Thank you very much! What kind of pizza did you get? Ah, we sure had a good trip back then. Our video skills were kind of poor but we loved our visit.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos Living in Cleveland now, so pizza not as good as Chicago. If you ever get back to Chicago have someone take you to the neighborhoods. Food in Chicago is as great ad New Orleans.
Oh, New Orleans is somewhere I'm dying to visit. I think out of any city in the US I'd like to go there most. Bring on the cajun and creole :)
Nice video! Everything looked so delicious! And that cave-like restaurant...I loved it! It is good to know that they serve generous portions in Slovakia. xD I hope to visit that country some day soon. Have a good time! Cheers
Thank you! It was definitely one of the coolest places we ate at in Bratislava. Hope you can go soon :)
Wow those dishes, along with the atmosphere looked amazing thanks again for sharing. 👀 📸 ❤️❤️❤️❤️📸
Thanks! It was a really cool place.
hey guys, is very nice to hear you love food from my lovely country 😍 thumb up 👍
I was there last September in this restaurant, great atmosphere 😍
That is really cool to hear! What did you order?
Hope you enjoyed your stay in Bratislava! You are most welcome here :)
Thank you! We had a great time!
yeah ... it was not a good idea to watch this at 1am, now I'm hungry
Wish we could share!
Loving your Eurotrip adventures!
Thank you! We sure are having a good time visiting new places :)
Wow that restaurant is so cool!
Thanks! It really is. Great atmosphere and food. Would love to go back again someday.
Modrá Hviezda= Blue Star
You're welcome.
Thank you! :)
👏👏👏 great video! enjoyed it!
Thank you very much!
Hey there! Loving your videos, I just had a question regarding how you are able to find out what's on the menu, is it translated or do you know Slovak? We will be traveling here next fall and would like to be prepared. Thanks for all your content!
Thanks! Good question. Actually the two places we've featured had both languages. We found almost everywhere we ate in Bratislava had an English menu available.
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos thanks! (btw, my husband and i think you too are cute, funny, and very iformative. Dont change a thing!)
Hi! 😇 I love your vids. You both influence me to do the exact same thing with my cousin! It looks a lot of fun! 😂 YOU SHOULD COME TO MY HOMETOWN WHICH IS NEW ZEALAND!! 🙌 god bless and hope you are enjoying your trip!!
Thank you! Ah, we'd love to visit NZ soon! One of our dream countries to visit :)
Looks lovely Guys! Love you’re vids!
Thank you very much! It was a great meal and such a cool setting.
A kde sú halušky?! 😁
Hello Samuel and Audrey! Thanks for another nice video! :) I am from Slovakia, so I am glad you enjoyed your meal and your trips in Bratislava. I hope, you have a lot of nice memories from Slovakia. Btw. This wormy shaped dumplings with poppy seeds is in Slovak language called " šúľance s makom", not "parené buchty". But your Slovak pronunciation is excellent. :) Have a nice day! :)
Thank you very much! Oh, really appreciate the correction. I've just updated it to the correct name :) Thanks!
That is a nice ambiance eating in that cave restaurant.
Thanks! It sure was cool.
Wasn’t that brown shoulder bag on you bought in Kyrgyzstan ? Cheers..
She got that from Peru! We do miss Kyrgyzstan though.
From the distance It resembled me one of our leather shoulder bags with the national ornaments.. looks pretty similar though. Greetings from Kyrgyzstan :)
Can you show the castles and museums and sightseeing places along w food? Good video,
looks delish
Thanks! Our city guide coming out this weekend will show the castles and old town. Place stay tuned for that :)
9:29 if u find normal(cheap) restaurant in slovakia then its usually about 5€ for meal
Great to know. Thanks!
Looks Great, I tend to pass on bunny rabbits, but, we always know when you REALLY love it, as you have Lunch and Dinner at the Restaurant! as in Indian.
Cheers, great team you make!
Thank you!
great video, thanks !
Thank you!
great video !! iam looking to this and the your other channels a city guide from rome .. Is there any ? cause i cant find it..
Thank you! We haven't visited Rome yet but we plan to for the 1st time in early 2018 :) We'll also cover Florence and Venice.
great! we are looking forward for this!! yeah we have enjoy these two cities video guides . thanx..
Thank you! We've had a couple of trips to Italy but never covered the main cities. So we're really excited about it :)
One common rule for Bratislava restaurants: don't go where majority of tourists go. Most tourists are not informed well.
1. Those restaurants are very expensive.
2. The quality of food is quite questionable
3. It is better to ask locals. You will hardly find any locals in tourist restaurants. There are many much more cheap restaurants with better food. Usually they are even quite near a city center.
that pork dish looks insane!!!! mmmm
That one was a winner!
I doubt if I could eat Rabbit they are cute and often look so vulnerable. There was one running around in front of my car today when I went for a drive in the country. Luckily for the Rabbit I was the driver and it eventually went into a field. However, the food generally in those Eastern European countries looks really nice.
Ah, that is understandable. Yeah, we've been really enjoying food in Eastern Europe and we've had so little exposure to it in our lives prior to this trip so t is mostly quite new for us.
Slovakia is in Central Europe not Eastern Europe.
Why don't you go to Ethiopia? It is great place to visit.
We'd love to.
Why do you guys always have to make me so hungry? Now I have to go out and grab something delicious to eat ASAP.
Sorry for that! Wish we could share and hope you grab something tasty :)
I certainly did. It was Frankfurter soup (cabbage, potatoes and frankfurters) plus sweet strawberry-filled dumplings rolled in fried breadcrumbs for me.
Actually, I'm not sure whether you guys are still in this area around Vienna and Bratislava. Are you planning to visit Sopron? It would certainly be worth visiting for a few days and I'd be happy to give some recommendations.
Looks so yummy!
Thanks! It was a delicious meal.
hey! it's november already and Samuel is still in t-shirt. doesn't it so cold for him?
Ah, our little secret is that we filmed this in late September. We're a bit behind on content ;)
so you were in Lviv much earlier than on video?
Yes, we visited in the middle of September.
that's why I haven't seen you on streets :(
I like when you go to the more unknown not so common smaller countries in Europe Slovakia is nice looking were u plan on going next in Europe you so deserve more subscribe rs
Thanks! We're heading south from here. Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Montenegro are next :)
I'm so envious of your life (and the rest of travel bloggers) moving around the globe. BTW, I'm stuck in one of the loneliest places in the planet (Saudi Arabia). So, is that what you do for a living, just traveling? I hope you won't mind my asking. You're lucky guys and I hope I could do the same when I retired.
We work online as we travel. We put in long hours which is not really shown in the videos but we sure do enjoy this lifestyle. We'll be making a video about how we do it in the future.
Wow! Thanks for your reply. Keep on traveling. Your travel tips helped when we (my wife & I) went to HK and Macau about 4 months ago. I got the idea from you on eating that egg tart in Macau. It taste really good but the size did not justify the price.
Wow the location looks awesome and the pork dish :P
I’m more a fan of chicken meat but I would like to eat that pork too at this point lol
Thanks! This was one of the better meals we had in Slovakia.
Gastronomy and services in Slovakia significantly improved after 1989. Frankovka vine is named after actor Franco Nero….:-) :-)
when r u coming to nepal
We'd love to come back but not sure when.
dumpling in your Slovakia videos you can translate like three total different type of food:
haluška
knedľa
šúľanec
but english doesn't have so many exact translations, so everything is dumpling :D
Thanks for sharing.
What’s that song at the beginning of the video
sorry forget
It is well that it is tasty meal, but the last one with poppy seed it is not dessert it is one of the sweet meals in Slovakia, it is really not dessert. but nice video.
Thank you for letting us know!
Goodness, Audrey is so pretty.
8:6 its not a dessert its a normal food
Ah, interesting to hear.
hi nice video.
if you still in Bratislava you should slovak red wine called Dunaj. :) also the roasted goose with like salted pancakes called lokše (this can be sweet to), or wild animals as deer ... etc.
Thank you very much! Those are some great suggestions. Really appreciate it. Do you have any favorite restaurants in the city to recommend?
Hi, i am out of Slovakia and not from Bratislava but what is my favourite is Bistro ST. Germain. There is slovak beer called Erb or many of lemonades as levander, forest blueberries etc, also order the baked chips with parmesan cheese and rosemary served with gentle-cream mustard sauce, also there is i think chicken with smashed potato have a look.
www.stgermain.sk/Bistro_St.Germain_na_Rajskej_7_v_Bratislave.html
Also Dunajsky pivovar (brewery, restaurant on boat on Danube) you can taste their own made beer etc
www.dunajskypivovar.sk/restauracia-dunajsky-pivovar
Bratislavsky mestsky pivovar (also brewery and restaurant) great dishes try cesnačka v bochníku (it is garlic soup in bread),
www.mestianskypivovar.sk/home
also you can try parene buchty it is sweet dish (steamed cake usually filled with plum or strawberry jam topped with poppy seed (same like šulance ) or coco powder, bryndzove pyrohy (pirohy filled with bryndza cheese topped with sour cream and roasted bacon)
also here you can try roasted goose to
also you can visit Slovak pub on Obchodna street there is lot of slovak food.
www.slovakpub.sk/en/
Hotel Matyšák in Bratislava is very recomended with lot of wines (they produce their own wines)
www.hotelmatysak.sk/restaurant/
slovak variety of wine (devin, palava, breslava - white , dunaj -red, also slovak rose is very famous and good rated)
also wines from slovak part of Tokaj region
If you in shop try other slovak cheeses korbačiky, parenica or oštiepok (there is 2 versions of them smoked and unsmoked)
www.google.sk/search?q=o%C5%A1tiepok,+korb%C3%A1%C4%8Diky,+parenica&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjW5vbs2MLXAhVlLcAKHQOAB6gQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=935#imgrc=RKy8ACmZpel13M:
In Chorvatsky Grob there are restaurants to roast gooses (very popular) it is not far away out form Bratislava
some slovak spirits are tartarea 52% (many varies from 22% coconut up to 72% outlaw, borovička, demenovka or slivka (plum), hruška (pear) etc...
www.tatratea.com/en/
pancakes called pán (mister in slovak) cakes
sweet and salted pancakes (nutty one, jam, nutella, salted caramel ... -sweet, bryndza (slovak sheep cheese), mozzarella, vegetarian, spicy ... -salted)
pancakes.sk/jedlo
v
view restaurant if not the UFO then kamzík TV tower
www.altitude.sk/
Wow! Thanks for such a detailed reply and great suggestions. This is amazing :)
Audrey reminds me of Gillian Jacobs :)
Interesting to hear!
@@samuelandaudrey yeah, especially with her eyes! ☺️ anyway guys, good content, really! I am Italian but I live on Bratislava already for 7 yr and a half and I have to say you picked a wonderful restaurant to try the Slovak cuisine!!👍🏻
The Jaipur shirt is holding up. I'm impressed with Indian quality.
Thanks! It has held up very well :)
AWESOME!
Thanks!
ruclips.net/video/8vGjmZNbKGE/видео.html
How do you two stay so fit
My country 🇸🇰🇸🇰🇸🇰
It seems wine has less forgetting-effect than beer 😉
Hahaha...a bit of a secret is that Audrey let me try some of that wine near the end of the meal so it was the last thing I remembered ;)
Every restaurant in the centre is expensive, this one is at least good. HC SLOVAN? oh no :O
Any suggestions to avoid this? I really like that cap but I checked and they're not having a good season. Better luck next year.
@@samuelandaudrey I just remembered another restaurant in the city centre (but outside the tourist area ). it is called U bazanta, with much more reasonable prices. And they have Zlaty bazant :D They are not have a good season for the last 6 years, from the time they entered KHL. They simply do not have the money to have good players for that league.
you didnt try the national food BRYNDZOVE HALUSKY... doesnt count :-)
Next time Peter! Thanks!
I've never tried rabbit
It is quite tasty if cooked well.
Hey guys Europe is not bad but when can we expect you to come back to Asia and South America or even North America hehe.😀
Next year we're likely to revisit Peru and Argentina with a big trip to Japan in between :)
Aww..... thank you!!! Can't wait... 😀😀😀
Uh-oh, we didn't like the wine?
It grew on her but wasn't an instant hit.
To opacne priporove garde nesnasam.....sa to podoba neschopnosti kultury stolovamia anglosaskych kultur.
se la pasan viajando ustedes dos eh jaja
Ohh Boze, drzi ten pribor ako kolik na paradajky😵
First!
Woo hoo! Quick on the draw :)
It's really interesting that there are no Slovak comments.... Usually when someone makes a video about Slovakia, it goes viral in here. Unfortunate
I find it weird and interesting too. But we are sometimes slow when it comes to stuff like this, lul. Sometimes it takes over month for people to find out. And why am I not writing in slovak language? 😂
Ah, hopefully our series maybe gets a bit of a boost later on ;) We've still got some more coming out from Bratislava :)
Thanks! Any ideas how they usually discover new content?
It's a nice video just wished they were pronouncing properly.
wine tastings bs!!!
They are pronouncing the countries name and what they call us Slovaks. Kinda butchering my ethnicity and culture. I'm slovakian
There's no such word Slovakian. You're Slovak.
looks more like re-invented traditional cuisine
It could be.
no this is actually pretty traditional, my grandma used to make a ton of these things while i was growing up (in Slovakia)
Noky su noky, halusky su halusky a sulance su sulance.......ten ubohy anglosasky slovnik vobec nevystihuje skutocnost.😵💫
Really? Zlaty Bszant tasted amazing to you?? You should be really thirsty dude...
Where do you recommend?
@@samuelandaudrey Richtár jakub if you want to have good beer. Bratislavsky mestiansky pivovar if you wanto to have also food.