EB diners
American-style roadside diners serving burgers, steaks and milkshakes to motorists and local diners in the Czech Republic
About EB diners
EB diners operates American-style restaurants at EUROBIT fuel stations in the Czech Republic, serving burgers, steaks, grilled ribs, breakfasts and milkshakes. The concept features a 1950s American diner atmosphere.
Customers include motorists and local diners; venues are also used for company meetings and family celebrations. The company operates locations in Kozlov, Krhov and Hradec Králové, and says it opened its Kozlov diner in early 2026.
Product: Restaurant dining with American-style burgers, steaks, grilled ribs, breakfasts and milkshakes.
Jobs at EB diners
Leadership
- Michal Trpkoš · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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