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Besides Kostel svatych Janu, visit ROTOR Bar in the vicinity. Delicious wine or good whiskey are the most popular drinks of this bar. Take your chance to taste great coffee.
The cosy atmosphere of ROTOR Bar makes visitors feel relaxed and have a nice time. Most guests state that the staff is pleasant. If you want to enjoy cool service, you should visit this place. From the guests' viewpoint, prices are fair. Google users awarded this spot 4.6.
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Open now
4PM - 1AM
$$$$
Price range per person CZK 240 - CZK 600
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Address
Dvořákova 43/12, Brno, South Moravian Region, Czech Republic
Features
Cash only
Outdoor seating
Wi-Fi
Booking
No delivery
No takeaway
TV
Opening hours
| SundaySun | Closed |
| MondayMon | 4PM-1AM |
| TuesdayTue | 4PM-1AM |
| WednesdayWed | 4PM-1AM |
| ThursdayThu | 4PM-1AM |
| FridayFri | 4PM-3AM |
| SaturdaySat | 5PM-3AM |
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@rotorbar
Hold on, did I say cafe? Well yes, a few years back, Rotor was selected as Brno's finest cafe during Brno's coffee week event (cz: tyden kavy) though I wouldn't quite dare call it a cafe or one of the best cafes either. Of course, you can order coffee too, but their bean of choice is sadly the relatively uninspiring Varesina - a typical Italian dark as night commodity coffee roast. That said, I've noticed they occasionally offer roasts from small artisan roasters so if you're after a cup of delightful espresso and they happen to have the latter, an espresso would be a good choice. Otherwise, probably stick to a cappuccino or similar dairy drink.
I also must admit I've never had anything to eat here even though they do offer breakfast and snacks. Just never occurred to me. The reason I come here ever so often and with good reason, is the liquor and knowledgable barman. If you happen to visit when he is around, you're in luck - that gentleman knows his drinks and is happy to share and guide you. I tend to stick to my whisky which I enjoy even more if that table right next to the entrance is free - a perfect spot to savour my dram.
Recently I've also tried how their Old Fashioned fairs against other bourbon beauties served elsewhere and I wasn't disappointed - divine!
So there you have it. I am rating Rotor Bar primarily as a bar, secondarily as a bar where you can still light up while enjoying your drink, tertiary as an establishment where they play a broad yet great set of music and last but not least: it's got tonnes of helicopter trinkets and a heli blade hanging on the wall - hence the name.
Lovely place and comes highly recommended for a quieter night out on the liquor especially if you smoke or don't mind that you will be smoked ;-)