If you have kids and a car then this place is a very good option.
What a shame though that the waiting staff change fairly regularly.
Last year they had a young man, then a young girl, then an older man serving tables there on their own and the service was always excellent.
I was there with my daughter last week and they had 2 waitors who appeared overly busy (restaurant was almost empty), and were a poor shadow of the former waitors/waitress.
The food is of a generally excellent standard but a few things let it down from grabbing a 9 or 10 and this really is the changing of staff both on floor and in the kitchen - it takes time to train someone up to the level of this restaurant and it seems that once they have attained almost perfection then staff leave and a new staff come in.
Still, comes highly recommended for families with kids.

Visited yesterday evening with 4 children. They had just finished some outdoor swings and play house - children thought is was wonderful. Also ducks, chickens, rabbits etc. to look at. We could order while they were playing outside and came in when the food was ready. Meals were excellent, especially the pork with plums. Small indoor play area with toys was a nice distraction for our 2 year old twins while we had coffee. All in all a great time (my to-be 8 year old wants to come there for his birthday) - not many places that are really child friendly that sell something other than nuggets and chips......well worth a visit

After restoring 10 year this former Jezuit Monastery in the little village Tuchomerice the owner took great care about the authentic character of the building and has transformed it in a really cozy restaurant-Auberge straight from the Provence. The interior decoration is fantastic done with many authentic antique furnitures and features. Not seen before in Prague this interior. The food is great and gives you the feeling to be in the Provence and by good weather the large gardens are unique to be.


Family's with childern are welcome and thats unusual in the Prague restaraunts. Thanks and we come back,


De La Montagne Luc.