Little Bohemia

Eclectic, laid back atmosphere. Dim lighting with half the building being windows. Service was not perfect- a bit slow and uninvolved until the owner started taking care of us and he was a lot of fun and did a great job. It was our first time being there so might have been a fluke. The food made it worth the wait, I had the breaded (famous) tenderloin and my wife had the triple decker and both were extremely good. Top two tenderloins I've ever had. Good selection of beers as well Overall a good experience with fantastic food.

Delightfully old school long standing tavern made semi famous by artist Marvin Cone with his 1945 painting "Little Bohemia". Classic stop if you are visiting NewBo/Czech Village for the first time. Stick with beer or classic spirits, not an umbrella drink kinda joint. 😉 Cheese nuggets are fabulous, and if you're into immersion experience try the Czech goulash.

It is a tiny little bar with a mostly typical bar menu of sandwiches and appetizers, but there was a Czech gem on the menu. The Jalapeno Poppers were huge and flavorful without being very hot. We loved them. And the Czech Goulash was superb. I really had druthers about ordering Goulash at a restaurant -- I mean isn't that what you cook when you are just tossing the left-overs in a pan together? Anyway, it had a delicate sausage and chili flavor all drizzled over scrumptious homemade dumplings that were light and fluffy.

Our family had a great experience and great meal. The owner was very helpful as we tried some of our ancestral cuisine. The atmosphere reminded us of our friend's old bar from several years ago, where at any time there may be conversations taking place across the room or tables. We also enjoyed looking at all the treasures decorating the restaurant/bar.