Lesbian & LGBTQ+ guide to Roztoky

“We went on Tuesday and it was karaoke night. We had lots of fun. A lot of people sang. Cover fee: 50 CZK You can pay with card. Inside, you can pay for all drinks with a card. There is free Wi-Fi. A great venue to go and meet new people. The waiters are a bit absent sometimes. We tried to order a couple of cocktails before happy hour finished, and it took us a few attempts to grab their attention.”

“I enjoyed the atmosphere, but the bar service left a bad impression. The two bartenders that attended me repeatedly asked to keep the change as a tip, which became uncomfortable after a while. On one occasion, I paid 100 CZK for a 69 CZK beer and was only given 30 CZK back, even though the bartender had the coins to return the full change. Then again, I gave 100 CZK for a 64 CZK beer and was given 30 crowns back with no explanation until I asked for the remaining 6. It's not really about the amount, but the dishonesty. Tips should be voluntary, not something customers have to refuse or ask for their own change to receive every single time. I hope the management either trains the bartenders to return the full change by default without any asking needed or pays them well enough that they don't feel the need to pressure drunk customers for tips”

“I’ve been to this club many times on different days and at events with different DJs. Overall, everything is great: the atmosphere, the staff, and the venue itself leave a very positive impression. However, there is one major problem—the music. No matter which DJ is playing, it’s almost always the same old, outdated playlist. It feels like the music hasn’t been updated in years. I would really like to hear more modern tracks, current hits, and fresh music that actually makes people want to dance instead of listening to songs that have long lost their popularity. I hope the management takes this feedback into consideration, because the music is the only thing that spoils the experience at an otherwise great club.”