Not a place to go look for special beers. Their beer selection is fair to Slovak standards. The reason why I go there on every visit to BA town is the bryndzove halusky, one of the typical dishes from Slovakia. The bryndza (sheep cheese) comes from their own organic farm. I’ve never been disappointed eating something at 1. Slovak Pub. With a ’dobre pifko’ ("good beer" - a student beer) it all goes down smootly and I’m ready to start a night in Partyslava.

A touristy Slovak pub with good ambiance, nothing special as far as the beer list goes its just okay. The menu is well presented with good description of the food and beer.

Nice place ambience poor but comfortably

Good ambience , central location , too hot inside in summer.

Decent food, a bit kitschy interior and overcrowded (and this is, after all, a restaurant so it makes a difference), "Dobre Pifko" seems to be the same beer as Zlaty Bazant, so it’s misleading. There are many better places to hang out in Bratislava.

kvasnicovy zlaty 12 and the zlaty tmavy 13 on tap are probably the best options. like others have said, it’s a big ex-pat hangout so you’ll hear english spoken all around you, but the decor is nice enough with each room designed around a different era in Slokav culture. food was good, but I only came here to try the halusky, which, while good, tasted basically like mac and cheese.

Huge expats hangout, as featured in Lonely Planet. Serve Zlaty Bazant 10 svetle in tank and Zlaty Bazant 12 tmave which are not bad. The other beers, as well as the food, are forgettable. Kitsh interior, unlocked free wifi.

I would never recommend this pub to anyone, there are much better choices near Obchodna. Beers are poor, Dobre pifko isn’t their own beer, it’s brewed in Heineken Slovakia. Food is expensive and not so well prepared. Service is slow and arrogant.

Interesting multi-room pub just outside the old center. Not much in the way of selection, but carried most of the local brews, inluding, as noted, a couple that are only served to students. Food menu was expansive, and our bryndzove halusky was tasty. Most ofthe menu is made with food from the pub’s own farm. Younger, college-age crowd. Recommended.

Nice nice little pub with some of the nicest food in the city - although thats not really that hard to achieve. A decent beer selection compared to other places in the Bratislava and I had no complaints about the staff.