Eating in Prague

By Dana

Are You A Foodie? This is for you!

Gurmet Pasáž

6

Gourmet passage is a place where many locals like to either go to eat or shop. There is always something for meat eaters, vegetarians/vegans, raw fans, wine or chocolate lovers. Just stop by! This tiny hidden corridor close to cult Prague club Roxy is a local gem for all who enjoy quality. Treat your taste buds with something special and local! Read more ›

by Dana

Gran Fierro

By Jana

Heaven from many reasons

Gran Fierro

6

It doesn't happen to me that often that I would love some place from the very first step, but this is what exactly happened in Gran Fierro. Interior is beautiful, you feel Argentina from every single detail. I think what makes the place special is that both owner and chef come from Argentina, which is important and makes the place unique. Read more ›

by Jana

Tràng An Restaurace

Budget Meals 6 1

By Dana

Eat like a local!

Tràng An Restaurace

6

The best Pho soup and Bun cha in town and locals know it!! It is very bizarre place located in an Asian/Czech market area called Holešovická tržnice. In hall number 5. There are always line ups but it is worth waiting. Read more ›

by Dana

Skautský institut

Eating 6 1

By Dana

The Only Authentic Café at Old Town Sq.

Skautský institut

6

Locals usually avoid crowded, touristy places like Old Town Sq. because it is just a big ridiculous circus for us. Full of overpriced restaurants and cunning services. However, recently we discovered one cozy place with trully friendly atmosphere and more than reasonable prices for such a location. Read more ›

by Dana

Unijazz

By Tomáš

Hidden Alternative Gem

Unijazz

6

This place have it's unique Bohemian alternative atmosphere. Great place to escape from the rush of the city's city centre. Sit back, light up a cigarette, read a poem and have a nice glass of wine in a unique environment like no others... Read more ›

by Tomáš

Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden

By shina

Prague’s Premier Beer Garden

Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden

6

Outdoor drinking is the thing to do in Prague when the weather turns nice. However, it’s often hard to find something other than the thirst quenching Pilsner or Gambrinus. With 2 beers from Zemský Pivovar on tap, Riegrovy Sady Beer Garden is one of the only outdoor drinking spaces that serve a microbrew. Read more ›

by shina

Cafe Pavlina

By Martin

A nice mix of good food coffee & dessert

Cafe Pavlina

6

It is hard to find many places in the center that are not ridicilously overpriced and have bad quality. At Cafe Pavlina you can trust the food and the service. Since it is in the center it is walking distance from main touristic areas so you do not have to search. Read more ›

by Martin

Silák

Eating 6 1

By Dana

New Trend in Prague: Sip a Broth To Go

Silák

6

We love coffee, we love beer...now we also love a home made broth in a cup to go. The broth called "Strong man" ("Silák" in Czech language) is currently on offer in several Prague coffee places and on farmer´s markets. Absolutely unique idea in combination with cold winter time. This nutritive simple thing is also great for hangovered stomach. Read more ›

by Dana

Café Palanda

By Shawn

Beefy burgers in old town

Café Palanda

6

If you're tired of the goulash and svickova, but you still want some tasty slow food downtown, then you best go here. Some of the best burgers that you can have in the world are served here. And there's a huge selection of them too, from blue cheese and portabella to BBQ bacon cheeseburgers. Read more ›

by Shawn

Popocafepetl

Eating 7 0

By Petra

Popocafepetl

7

This bar with such an unpronounceable name is almost a student´s classic. Today there is five different “Popos“: a Cafe/Bar right behind the National Theatre and another (“the cozy one”)in Italská street, Cocktail Bar in Michalská street, Music Club in Melantrichova street (my favorite:) and a Bar with life music at Ujezd. Read more ›

by Petra

Břevnovský klášter | Břevnov Monastery

By Shawn

Beer drinking in a cloister

Břevnovský klášter | Břevnov Monastery

6

There's nothing like drinking in a 10th century monastery! This Benedictine cloister has the oldest tradition of brewing beer in the Czech Republic. They serve the class pils style, as well as more modern styles as IPA. They also have the typical meaty beer food common in the Czech Republic. Read more ›

by Shawn

Loving Hut

Budget Meals 6 1

By Petra

Vegan heaven

Loving Hut

6

This chain of Vietnamese vegan restaurant is today quite popular not only among vegetarians. During the day they serve lunch in buffet, beside it they have also normal meals all day long. Today there are 4 in different parts of the city, one of them is in shopping centre Nový Smíchov for example. Read more ›

by Petra

Podolka

By Ká

Delicious food with awesome view

Podolka

5

Podolka restaurant and yacht club is located in Podolí district of Prague 4. It serves food for vegetarians as well as meat lovers. A glass bottle of tap water is on every table, you can also try one of their homemade lemonades, or a glass of wine. Read more ›

by Ká

Burrito Loco

Budget Meals 6 5

By Marky

Amazing burritos!!!!!!

Burrito Loco

6

Its tasty, its fast, its not too expensive, and it will fill you up for the full day. Also very good after a hangover night :-) They have many different options, not just burritos. Try the nachos as well, don't forget to get extra cheese :-) Read more ›

by Marky

Los v Oslu

Eating 5 1

By Vasiliy

68 kinds of beer in one restaurant!

Los v Oslu

5

This is a restaurant in the Zizkov area which combines a cozy atmosphere with incredibly wide variety of beer. Besides, This is one of the few restaurants in Prague combining the environment of a beer place and a wide variety of seafood. Read more ›

by Vasiliy

Mezi srnky

By Vanessa

healthy and delicious

Mezi srnky

5

Unique daily lunch menu with healthy, all natural ingredients. Great place to get a cup of coffee and enjoy some quiet time. Customer service is great; very nice and helpful. After lunch it's not as busy and you can enjoy some time on your laptop with a great cup of coffee. Read more ›

by Vanessa

Menza Strahov

Budget Meals 5 0

By Vasiliy

You won't find a cheaper place to eat

Menza Strahov

5

This is a huge cafeteria for students from Strahov dormitories, which are meant to be the cheapest in the city. A place where the most expensive combination of the 3 course meal will be not more than 130 CZK. It is 5 min walk from the top station of the funicular cab in the Petrin Hill Read more ›

by Vasiliy

Sisters Bistro

By Clare

Try some traditional Czech 'fast food'

Sisters Bistro

6

This little shop serves up modern takes on chlebičky (small open-faced sandwiches). It's popular for its creative versions of the classic snack, all made using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. It's co-owned by the much-loved Czech food writer Hana Michopulu. Read more ›

by Clare

Coffee Break & Cake

Eating 5 3

By Marie

A cosy little café

Coffee Break & Cake

5

The interior of the café is beautiful and cosy! Read more ›

by Marie

Bistro 8

By Dana

Cult Letná Bistro With Great Food

Bistro 8

5

You can meet here lovely mix of people: students, creatives, AirBnb travelers, freelancers... This place is very simple, austere and small, yet authentic with local vibes. Perfect for lunch, coffee or drink. Or - and that´s my tip - for weekend brunch. They serve very tasty meals and have many options for vegetarians, too. Read more ›

by Dana

Park Café Střížkov

By Dana

Coffee From Electrical Sub Station

Park Café Střížkov

5

It is very refreshing and cool addition to the neighbourhood where you can only find those typical communistic block of flats. This tiny place is a little oasis in concrete jungle of Prague 9. Designed by artists from Prague based studio Tinquer. Read more ›

by Dana

Garden Café Taussig

By Dana

Hidden Café With The Best Views

Garden Café Taussig

5

Not so many people know about this hidden place so it is still nice and quiet spot close to touristy areas. You can relax here and enjoy the best views of Prague Castle. There is also a large garden which is open to public. We like to grab a drink and roam around this mysterious place and enjoy the feeling that you are surrounded just by nature. Read more ›

by Dana

Cukrárna Alchymista

Eating 5 3

By Radka

Romantic cafe for young lovers

Cukrárna Alchymista

5

The place is called a Prague Montmartre - and for a reason. With a hidden backyard garden full of flowers and caged birds, it makes you feel as if you just appeared in Wonderland - or a similar fairy tale world. Vintage furniture, and tableware support the entire image of this place. Ideal for a romantic date - your girlfriend will just love it! Read more ›

by Radka

Hostinec U Slovanské Lípy

Budget Meals 5 1

By Pivní Filosof

Great food and beers in lower Žižkov

Hostinec U Slovanské Lípy

5

It offers what most Czechs like--solid pub food at very good value--in a pretty nice place located in the grimiest part of Prague's arguably most exciting neighbourhood, Žižkov, with a very interesting selection of beers from smaller Czech breweries, all kept in excellent condition. Read more ›

by Pivní Filosof

Kogo Ristorante Havelská

Eating 5 1

By Michal

Kogo Ristorante - simply the best!

Kogo Ristorante Havelská

5

When I first found Kogo restaurant I was amazed - at first although it looks like a fine dining restaurant and they treat you like that, it's still affordable even for Czechs! If I consider the quality of food (like homemade pasta and fresh ingredients), it's one of the best deals you can find in the city centre! Read more ›

by Michal

La Gare

By Carol

Homesick for Paris? (Sick of goulash?)

La Gare

5

Although La Gare feels like a homey place where they want you to be happy, and are accommodating, it is still quite posh, with linen tablecloths and a huge, plush leopard print curtain at the front door to keep out the cold. Wines are a 'big deal,' as befits a French establishment, and have some other than the usual fare in most places. Read more ›

by Carol

The Globe

By Jana

My dear Britain in Prague!

The Globe

5

If you are obsessed by anything connected with the UK, you will love this place, as i do :-) I like the place for meetings with my friends, but also for working (good wifi connection). I could spend there all day! Read more ›

by Jana

Potrefená Husa

Nightlife 5 0

By Martina

Popular local pub

Potrefená Husa

5

You will find this cozy pub/restaurant just few steps from the second largest train station. It is divided into three parts - bar, galeery on the first floor and beer cellar. Read more ›

by Martina

Nejen Bistro

Eating 5 1

By Lenka

Trendy Bistro

Nejen Bistro

5

Amazing food and service as well as beautiful setting at Karlinske namesti. This trendy bistro is very popular for lunches as well as no fuss tasty dinner. The bistro offers open view of the kitchen which is dominated by Josper grill where many of the restaurant specialities come from. Read more ›

by Lenka

Ovocný Světozor

Eating 5 3

By Radka

A sweet paradise

Ovocný Světozor

5

Ovocný Světozor is more than just a confectionery. Today with ten branches all over Prague (two most popular are at Václavské náměstí and in Vodičkova street), it was founded in 1992 but its tradition dates back to the 70'. Its offers desserts, tarts, cakes, ice-cream, sundaes. Prices may be higher than elsewhere but the goodies are worth it. Read more ›

by Radka

Bistro Špejle

Eating 4 4

By Kati

Bistro Spejle

Bistro Špejle

4

It is a different place then other restaurants. You could say it's like Czech tapas. Read more ›

by Kati

Konírna

By Vasiliy

Czech cuisine from famous chef

Konírna

4

This restaurant is famous for the old-fashioned Czech cuisine from the well-known chef - Martin Slezák. Once you enter inside you will find numerous photos of the chef with different local celebrities visiting this restaurant. Konirna is a great place for a fine dinner with the nice glass of wine after long walks through the Lesser Quarter. Read more ›

by Vasiliy

Antonínovo pekařství (Antonin's bakery)

Eating 4 2

By Tereza

Baked goods for good price

Antonínovo pekařství (Antonin's bakery)

4

Wide selecton of homemade sweet and salty baked stuff. Great quality and good price. Read more ›

by Tereza

Radost FX

Nightlife 5 0

By Petra

The first club with electronic music

Radost FX

5

This place has a special primacy among hundreds of Prague´s clubs: it is the first one! Opened in early 90s, few years after the Velvet revolution, it was the first nightclub with electronic music and after more than twenty years it’s still rollin´! In 1999 was even voted by British club magazine Ministry as one of the top 20 clubs in the world! Read more ›

by Petra

Pizzeria Ristorante Roma Uno

By Vasiliy

Pizza 24/7? Hell, yeah!

Pizzeria Ristorante Roma Uno

4

Usually, every restaurant works till midnight. This one is open 24/7. So, in case if you are feeling like a good Italian restaurant meal at 4 am, this is, probably, the only spot in the whole center of Prague. Read more ›

by Vasiliy

Standard Cafe

By Lucie

Student Café not only for students

Standard Cafe

4

I love the mix of interesting people that I always meet there. Students, artists, musicians, writers... you don't have to talk to them, but you know they are doing something interesting. I like the interior of the place, a bit industrial, but cool and warm. Read more ›

by Lucie

Malostranská Beseda

Eating 5 2

By Petra

Good Czech lunch

Malostranská Beseda

5

Pilsner Urquell restaurant with good Czech food for reasonable prices in historical centre of Prague. It is a calm island in the crowed centre with overpriced pizzerias and cafés... Many locals who work or study in the neighbourhood use to go here. Read more ›

by Petra

TRICAFE

Eating 4 1

By Dana

Delicious Coffee In A Living Room

TRICAFE

4

This café is well hidden from all the main touristy routes yet pretty much downtown close to Charles bridge. It is very relaxed place with cozy "a la gradma livingroom" interiour. They brew great coffee and make yummy home made cakes. Unique place!! Read more ›

by Dana

Terasa T-Anker

By Michaela

Sun Terrace with the best view

Terasa T-Anker

4

Rooftop bar T-Anker is on top of the shopping mall Kotva; and it offers you the best view of Prague's historic heart with affordable Czech microbrewery beer on tap. Go there to catch the stunning sunset above the Prague Castle. You get there using elevator which is located on the south side of shopping mall. Read more ›

by Michaela

ROESEL - beer&cake

Budget Meals 4 2

By Dana

Hidden Gem In Touristy Madness. Find It!

ROESEL - beer&cake

4

This hidden gem is actually café/beer place well hidden in the most bizarre street leading from Charles bridge. To describe you the situation - whole Mostecká street is full of fast food places, kitchy cheesy souvenirs and overpriced restaurants. We are happy that even in this hell you can find refreshing spot away from the downtown madness. But... Read more ›

by Dana

Restaurace Kulový Blesk

By Pivní Filosof

Comedy themed pub takes beer seriously

Restaurace Kulový Blesk

4

The name and the decoration are of beloved classics of Czech film comedies, but this pub takes food and beer very seriously, offering very good quality of both at very fair prices, all in a quite pleasant cellar with 16 carefully selected beers on tap, plus another dozen in the patio upstairs. Read more ›

by Pivní Filosof

Café Sladkovský

Nightlife 4 0

By Shawn

Gourmet pub food

Café Sladkovský

4

When you're tired of meaty Czech food, places like Sladkovsky can give you a break. Here they serve a mix, food fit for both vegetarians and carnivores, and they've got good beer. They are also a place for coffee snobs, so come during the day for your grind. Read more ›

by Shawn

Café Lounge

By Clare

Cafe culture in Prague

Café Lounge

4

If you're looking for a quiet, relaxing place to enjoy good food and coffee, meet a friend, or just sit and read a book, this is a great place to go. Tucked away on a side street just south of the Lesser Quarter, this isn't a place many tourists stumble across. Read more ›

by Clare

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