37 ReviewsThis historic beer hall is featured in many tour guides as one of Prague's top attractions. Perhaps for that reason I was a bit afraid of walking into a tourist trap, but U Fleku is actually much more...
23 ReviewsThis is a local place with a smoking and no-smoking section except it is probably hard to escape as it is not that large inside but either way there were no tourists here just countless locals getting...
33 ReviewsDuring a free tour, our tour group stopped at the Bohemian Bagel. I witnessed unsanitary food preparation in the kitchen, and I complained to an employee. Her response was rude, lethargic, and no...
7 ReviewsCafe Podnebi benefits from it's location right under the castle hill, as in the summer months it's large terrace is beautifully cool and shady. It's a popular cafe/bar that is usually rammed with...
10 ReviewsIt's probably a good thing that I don't live in Prague given how much I like Czech beer and food! When the boys left it up to me to decide where to have lunch, I opted yet again to try a local...
6 ReviewsThe top take out pizza in town. Forty's serve up excellent crispy pizzas at a half-decent price. You can try ordering delivery over the phone, but as their English isn't too hot, it's fifty-fifty...
14 ReviewsSloppy wait service, dangerously over salted food, absurdly expensive water, terrifyingly efficient clearers - just what you want for that special celebratory meal. We obviously didn't leave a tip and...
1 ReviewSome distance from the center, in the northern district of Kralovo Pole, Don Miguel's instantly rewards the intrepid diner with the aroma of good cooking as they make their way down the dark candle...
9 ReviewsOn our last morning in Prague, we decided to go for a long walk to stretch our legs before the inevitable few hours of cramped-in sitting on a plane back home... give me an old city with a river, and...
1 ReviewI used to do a voluntary work there as a student but the boss watched us as mad so that we did not take any samples.. Sorry for the picture, my friend is sort of a monkey, but she makes a really great...
15 ReviewsGastronomy Museum Prague is depicting in very vivid form entire history of cooking and food preparation from early days of human kind, through stone age, medieval smoke kitchen, renaissance palace...
1 ReviewNot a restaurant, just a guy that sells rotisserie chicken on the street corner. Apparently he owns a chicken farm and on certain days his wife sells eggs from a stall next door. The chicken tastes...
10 ReviewsHIDDEN AWAY DOWN SOME STEPS IN A CELLAR IS THIS RESTAURANT.THERE IS A LARGE MENU ONLY IN CZECH. THE WAITERS ONLY SPEAK ALITTLE ENGLISH SO IF YOU CANT READ CZECH THEY WILL OFFER YOU A MIXED PLATE TO...
8 ReviewsEman and I had made plans to meet for dinner when he got to Prague and he suggested going to Cafe Louvre, which was just a short walk away from our hotel. He sent me the link to the Cafe's Website and...
8 ReviewsThis proved to be one of the best restaurants we visited for atmosphere while in Prague. The menu offers a variety of meat dishes, beef, lamb, pork, chicken etc. along with the a choice of fish...
10 ReviewsReviews had praised this place for exceptional Czech cuisine - I found the meal, in retrospect to be mediocre. They have two locations - one in Stare Mest and one in the Mala Strana. The first glass...
10 ReviewsI always end up here when in prague maybe because the food is cheap , the beer is def cheap at 32 k, 2 areas to sit in either the bar where you will sit in a cloud of smoke from other peoples, comes...
7 ReviewsThe coffee shop in the Imperial Hostel is a wonderfully shabby but still impressively grand Habsburg era coffee cafe. The roof and walls are covered in impressive ceramic tiles, and apparently this is...
10 ReviewsU Mecenase ("The Philanthropist") Restaurant is one of the oldest restaurants in Prague, in the heart of the charming Lesser Town (Mala Strana), just a few minutes walk from Charles Bridge.
Its...
10 Reviewsgreat italian food,a huge wine selection in a very cosy place.nice waitresses!!!It's such a big deal in Prage.
reservations required.If you don't want to use telephone,just pass by while walking in...
5 ReviewsSmall but lovely restaurant in the Prague center. The walls are brick covered and there is a Medieval atmosphere. You can make reservation through their web site, where you can found their menu and a...
5 ReviewsWith its corner location and huge windows overlooking, respectively the National Theatre and the most Legii bridge with Petrin Hill in the background, this makes for an ideal cafe to sit and watch the...
8 ReviewsThis place was horrible at best! Make sure you take note of the 30 CZK cover charge per person (it's in small print towards the end of their 30 page menu). They will tell you it is for the bread and...
8 ReviewsThe food was alright. I had 1/2 a roasted duckling after a Prawns appetizer and that was way too much for me. It was a heavy meal with red and white pickled (?) cabbage and 3-4 slices of...
6 ReviewsThis is a really authentic pub in the very centre of Prague that you shouldn't miss for sure. It works everyday from 3:00 p.m till 11:00 p.m and offers an unique experience starting with the two old...
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PRAGUE >Ozivle Drevo Panorama Restaurant&cafe: A restaurant-cafe with a view on Prague
by globetrott
This nice terrace-restaurant, close to the Strahov monastery, offers a great view over the city of Prague.And as you may see on my link below, it also has a great restaurant inside.Don't worry, you might get the feeling first, that the web-page is in Czech language only, but when you take a look e.g. at the "Menu" you will see it also shows all dishes in German and English as well.A Tourist-menu with 4 courses is around 1200 Kronen ( 40 €uros)
This is a great place for a small rest after having visited Strahov monastery with its famous library.On my pic-combination you see 2 small pics of the monastery and the library .More infos about the monastery are under "Must see activities"
PRAGUE / PRAG > U Tri pstrosu: Breakfast close to Charles-bridge
by globetrott
This nice restaurant is on the right at the very end of Charles Bridge (Mala Strana-side).You may click on my link below for more infos about the restaurant and hotel.This hotel might be a good idea for photomaniacs like me, who like to take pics of Charles-bridge early in the morning, around sunrise, with almost no people around yet...
They have a nice garden-restaurant and offer a great breakfast-buffet also for tourists, not living in their hotel.I once had breakfast there for 300 Kronen (ca.10 $) - not really a cheap price for Prague, but a great choice and a very special location included !!In December 2004 they offered a New Year's Eve with music, dance and Buffet for 3900 Kronen ( 130 €uros), also for guests, not staying in the hotel.
U Sadlu: Feast like a knight in the deep cellar of U Sadlu
by Ivapeeva
If you're in Prague - please don't be one of those chicken-sh*t expats by eating at McDonalds. Try authentic Czech food in the deep cellar of Old Town Prague's best hidden secrets - restaurant "U Sadlu". You'll walk down a long and steep stairwell into the belly of medieval Prague. Sit like a tired and hungry knight or princess in one of the differently themed rooms while gulping down world class beer and inhaling huge portions of duck, dumplings, sauerkraut, potato pancakes, gulash, etc... The service is fast and friendly - and like in all places - a little effort to speak the language will ensure a big smile from the staff.
I had the Czech staple dish - roasted duck, sauerkraut and dumplings. It was AMAZING! The portion was huge and tasted as good as my Mom's (she'd kill me if she read this). My friends (who were scared of Czech food at first), to this day have not forgotten how good...
Ponorka: Submarine....
by gruszka
It's a pub (actually hosoda) crowded not only with people but also with their dogs. Full of cigarette fumes and smell of beer. Officially opened to 00:00 but if a waiter is in good mood it can be opened till 4am :) You don't have to wait for beer here... it comes to you before you even know that you wanna drink it...On Thurstdaies there are conserts (usually rock music).
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U parasutistů: This is something what in Czech they call hospoda!
by gruszka
Ok... so ...you have to go there if you wanna feel real Czech atmosphere. They don't have their website cause it's rather not touristic place, thay have menu in English though (so don't be afraid).
Fried hermelin (hermelin it's something like camembert cheese), again- it's the best with fries and tartar sauce. And don't forget about beer!!!(I'm vegetarian so I can't recommend any meat but for sure they have it there)
Kozlovna: Czech beer & food
by gruszka
Good czech beer and huge portions of food. Oh, and "kozel" in Czech means goat (it is also the name of beer) so restaurant is decorated with goat motive (you can find it even in plates- I mean... picture not goat meat ;)and lamps are very creative... you have to go there to see it!
Beer of course... and what in Czech Republic I like the most - fried cheese (only with fries and tartar sauce tastes properly!)
Maitrea: Vegetarian Restaurant in the center of Prague
by gruszka
It's cheap and tasty vegetarian restaurant close to the Old Townin Prague. Inside is not arranged in my favourite style but I like food there.You can buy there daily menu for about 110 CZK. Good news for vegans: some dishes can be prepared in vegan way if you ask
You should definitely try this:Paella ´a la Barcelona´with sun-dried tomatoes, champignons, shiitake mushrooms, vegetables, stir-fry sauce, vegan "chicken" pieces and parmesan!!!!
Snails
by Gili_S
For restaurants tips, check my cities pages I had indicated names and details there, here in the country page I just wrote general tips of optional food you can order and try, for example those snails I got in one place, it was very good :)
Garlic Soup
by Gili_S
One of the things that I do remember and is a must try is the local garlic soup & potato soup. Those are very popular and can be ordered in most traditional restaurants, they are also served in a special way as you can see in this photo
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Czech Food
by Gili_S
I have been eating lots of local food everywhere around this country, the problems is that I don't always know how it was called, I mean, most of the food is containing meat and potatoes, but I'm not sure of its local name and how to order it again, but I added here some photos for you to view it. Specific restaurants tips you can find in the cities pages.
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