Koliba 3111 23rd Avenue, Queens, New York 11105,

"I've never had Czech food before and went with my friend who wanted authentic Czech beer and food. The interior is very fun and closest to what he says he saw in Czech. The waitresses were very nice. Weird that they close as early as 9pm. The food was fine but wouldn't again pay $27 for schnitzel."

"Nice joint. Affordable, with a loyal local following and tasteful décor. Friendly staff and clean bathroom. When you finish, call over the waiter and tell him you’re ready to pay the Czech. :)"

"Very authentic Slovak/check food and beers. The staff is all very nice and actually from those 2 countries. I always have the brindzove Halusky which is like their version of Mac and cheese but believe me is way better. I really recommend this place for people that like to try new flavors and experiences"

"Went with a friend who lived in Prague for the better part of a decade. The schnitzel was delicious, the side of potato salad was worth the price alone. “Dumpling Cubes with Eggs” (unsure of the Czech name) were unbelievable. I will be coming back for that dish alone. And the beers were big and cold."

"Talk about a charming authentic Slovakian restaurant. A friend of mine brought us here so we could sample foods from her culture and it was the highlight of our weekend. The food was flavorful and cooked to perfection. You have got to start with the bread. It’s almost like a challah but far lighter. it was amazing!!!! Everyone in the group agreed they would be going back."