Gašperov Mlyn

Name: Gašperov Mlyn
Address: Štúrova 121/75, Batizovce, 059 35
Telephone: +421 905 033 462
Rating: 97

Best restaurant in the Prešov region

Falstaff Restaurant Guide Slovakia 2026

Gašperov mlyn with chef Jozef Breza and sommelier Slavomíra Raškovič is among the top of the Slovak fine dining scene. The tasting menu is based on seasonal ingredients from the restaurant's own garden and the Tatra region, with an emphasis on creativity and respect for the ingredients. Despite the high level of cuisine, the restaurant maintains a relaxed, friendly and homely atmosphere.

49 /50 Food

19 /20 Service

19 /20 Wine

10 /10 Style

Accommodation

Parking Space

Barrier-free

Vegetarian Options

Self Description

Gašperov mlyn with chef Jozef Breza and manager and sommelier Slavomíra Raškovič is now an icon on the Slovak fine dining scene, worth traveling for several hours. The chef's tasting menu is always created with invention and wit, but with obvious deep respect for the ingredients, which come mainly from his own garden or the surrounding Tatra nature. All this is reflected in the sophisticated combinations of flavors that can be compared to the European top. Despite this, the atmosphere is very relaxed, friendly, and even homely.

Štúrova 121/75
059 35 Batizovce
Slovakia
+421 905 033 462
+421 905 033 462 [email protected]
www.gasperovmlyn.sk

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

Closed

Wednesday

17:00 - 23:00

Thursday

17:00 - 23:00

Friday

17:00 - 23:00

Saturday

17:00 - 23:00

Sunday

Closed

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