V Zátiší, brunch is taken to a whole new level. The weekend menu offers several courses as well as shared tasting plates

V Zátiší, brunch is taken to a whole new level. The weekend menu offers several courses as well as shared tasting plates

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The V Zátiší restaurant has come up with a concept that takes weekend dining a step further. Instead of a single classic breakfast dish, it offers a multi-course menu designed for sharing, with a combination of flavours that naturally bridges the gap between a late breakfast and lunch. So, rather than a traditional brunch of eggs Benedict, avocado toast and pancakes, guests can enjoy a more curated experience.

The new brunch begins with a selection of smaller dishes served in the centre of the table. Guests can sample the food together and enjoy a variety of dishes rooted in a breakfast atmosphere. This is followed by the main course, where everyone chooses from two options: a meat dish or a fish- or seafood-based dish. The meal concludes with desserts, once again served for everyone to share.

One of the main attractions is the ever-changing menu. The selection changes every week, so each visit brings a new combination of flavours. Yet the concept remains true to its core idea: to offer a relaxed, sociable and unhurried weekend dining experience.

Drinks are also part of the experience. The standard option includes hot and cold drinks, beer and unlimited Cuvée Brut, méthode classique ARRONN sparkling wine. For more festive occasions, an extended option is also available, featuring unlimited Champagne Gruet Brut Selection NV.

The new brunch at V Zátiší is therefore not just an excuse for a late breakfast, but an opportunity to devote more time to your weekend meal. Whether you’re heading out as a couple, with friends or with family, you can look forward to several courses, shared dishes and a menu that never gets old.

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