(pork tenderloin, chicken breast, sausage, pork bacon, onion, potatoes)
(bryndza sheep cheese stuffed pierogis, potato gnocchi with bryndza sheep cheese, potato gnocchi with steamed sauerkraut, baked sausage, roasted bacon and sour cream)
(mixed-leaf salad with cherry tomatoes, bryndza sheep cheese, cranberries, almonds, balsamico)
At Koliba Kamzík Zelená, the menu leans heavily into hearty Slovak traditions with a rustic, mountain-inspired character that feels both comforting and indulgent. The appetizers set a strong tone with items like Grilled non-smoked “Parenica” cheese wrapped in bacon with cranberries served on toasted bread, Venison pâté with blueberries jam, garden cress and toasted homemade bread, and Slice of bread with fresh “bryndza” sheep cheese, dried ham and chives, each highlighting bold regional ingredients.
Soups continue this traditional direction, especially the Rooster broth with egg omelet, root vegetables and chopped meat, Garlic soup with smoked cheese and herb croutons, and Farmyard sauerkraut soup with smoked meat, homemade sausage and mushrooms, offering deep, warming flavors. For lighter pairings with wine, the selection of Slovak cheeses and meat specialities adds a more social, grazing-style experience.
The Koliba Kamzík Specialities stand out as the core of the menu, with dishes such as Slow roasted leg of mutton on root vegetables with potato gnocchi and bryndza sheep cheese, Venison steak on wild mushroom ragout with roasted potato gnocchi, and Slow roasted pork belly on dark beer with sauerkraut salad, horseradish and mustard honey, alongside Pork tender loin in dijon mustard sauce served with baked jacket potato and the signature Shepherd’s pan.
Traditional Slovak meals reinforce the comforting identity of the kitchen, featuring Traditional Slovak potato gnocchi with bryndza sheep cheese, bacon and chives, Homemade bryndza sheep cheese stuffed pierogis with sour cream, and Gnocchi with steamed sauerkraut, bacon and onions. Vegetarians are also well considered with options like Roasted bryndza stuffed pierogis on wild mushroom ragout and Potato gnocchi on sage butter with bryndza sheep cheese and sunflower kernels, while salads and fried cheese dishes add lighter balance. Desserts such as Big crepe with Nutella, fresh fruit and whipped cream and Poppy seed cheesecake on plum sauce close the menu on a sweet, traditional note.