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I was so excited to try this place. This is the type of food I grew up on. The service was good. The sausage was great and so was the homemade bread. …
Tammie Rudman
Picha’s Czech-American Restaurant
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Excellent service, great food. The cabbage rolls, fresh bread, sweet kraut salad, and Czech fries were good. Great first experience with Czech food.…
Melissa Largent
Picha’s Czech-American Restaurant
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Top Notch Food Made From Scratch!. ALL of the food was amazing. Healthy made from scratch tasty food for fair prices. Great service. Much better then …
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6 Reviews on “Picha’s Czech-American Restaurant”
I was so excited to try this place. This is the type of food I grew up on. The service was good. The sausage was great and so was the homemade bread. The Czech fries were good.I was so disappointed in the pierogies. The outer edges were crunchy. I remember my Nana cooking them until they were soft. The kraut was too sweet. The cabbage rolls were a bit sweet too.
Excellent service, great food. The cabbage rolls, fresh bread, sweet kraut salad, and Czech fries were good. Great first experience with Czech food.
Top Notch Food Made From Scratch!. ALL of the food was amazing. Healthy made from scratch tasty food for fair prices. Great service. Much better then the frozen chemical filled food of the overpoplular chain restaurants ruining this country. Czech-American DESERVES our business because they Earned it! Looking forward to going back next time we are passing through the area!
Wonderful little place!!! Get a fishbowl mug of beer and the combination plate off of the Czech menu, and you’ll swear you died and went to heaven! It’s a 60 mile drive for us to go there, but we at least try to go there once a month.
Passing through to San Antonio and decided to find something different to eat along the way. Less than a mile off i30 we found this place. It reminds me of the cafes in the small town I grew up in! Full of locals, decent prices and home cooked grub. I would recommend.
Mmm. I love Eastern Europeon food, a lot. This is a great little out of the way joint as you drive from DFW to Austin. The stuffed cabbage rolls were a little tough, but tasty. The kraut and sausages were fantastic. Chix and dumplings were scratch and good. Plus the food and beer here is cheap. Good eats.