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Pavillon Steak House in Brno operates as a refined steak house where executive chef Adam Procházka prioritizes the ingredient above all else. The kitchen ages carefully selected beef under controlled conditions to develop depth and tenderness before it reaches the grill. Manager Lukáš Pecen describes their approach as precision in simplicity, avoiding unnecessary experimentation while balancing flavors across a menu that extends beyond classic cuts to include Mediterranean influences, reflecting a cuisine that values technique over trends.
Signature selections include U.S. Prime tenderloin carpaccio and beef fillet tataki with citrus ponzu, setting the tone for main courses built on marbling and texture. The permanent menu features Wagyu Rib Eye A5+ Japan alongside Black Angus striploin from Uruguay, each priced per 100 grams to allow precise portioning. Live lobsters swim in an aquarium on-site, ensuring guests can order fresh seafood at any time during service. Side dishes like french beans with lardo and almond paste provide a distinct crunch and savory balance to the main course.
The restaurant occupies a space within a functionalist building dating back nearly a century, preserving original architectural character near Koliště Park. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the interior with natural light and frame views of the surrounding greenery. Guests can dine indoors for up to 70 covers or extend to the garden terrace, which accommodates larger gatherings under a shelter tent when needed. Gault&Millau notes the casual atmosphere suits the venue well, with attentive staff coordinating service smoothly throughout the evening. An extensive wine list rounds out the dining experience, offering pairings that match the quality of the steak house offerings.
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