Traditional Czech cuisine is not the healthiest in the world, as it can be a bit heavy for some visitors (forget about your diet here!); however it goes perfectly with the most popular Czech drink – beer! Avoid tourist oriented re…Open the full description
Traditional Czech cuisine is not the healthiest in the world, as it can be a bit heavy for some visitors (forget about your diet here!); however it goes perfectly with the most popular Czech drink – beer!
Avoid tourist oriented restaurants in the Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square or near the Prague Castle, as they are unreasonably overpriced. It is not that difficult to find “hidden” restaurants where locals like to go and where you will not spend a fortune. These “local hot spots” can be found right in the center of Prague.
There are many traditional pubs that offer Czech dishes as well as restaurants offering international cuisine, neat bars, cozy cafés or simple fast food and sausage stands just waiting for you to give them a try!
Pho Vietnam Tuan & Lan
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Vietnamese food is popular in Prague (there's a large Vietnamese community here) and it's a good thing to try if you need a break from heavy Czech food. The portions here are big, but far better quality than at the many cheap Chinese restaurants around town.
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Las Adelitas
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4
Sometimes you're tired of goulash and wishing for some spicy, filling, guacomle covered bit of awesome. Or maybe thirsty for a margarita? Definitely head here then. But be warned Americanos, it's not "Tex-Mex"!
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Kavárna Velryba
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21
1
You will see the locals enjoying wonderful food, drinking wine, drawing, reading, or chatting with friends. The later it gets, the more is Velryba crowded with young people, usually discussing the latest political issues or simply having a good time.'Velryba' means 'whale' in Czech, so You might spot some sea-related details. Definitely a must see.
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Lokál U Bílé kuželky
Pub Food
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You will get only local products and local food in here (Just the cutlery was probably made in China). Main dishes are for 5 EUR, but I strongly reccomend to try also the superb starters.
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U Medvídků
Pub Food
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4
They know how to brew beer here! And they've got some great meat - pork knee, schnitzel or goulash are all delicious. But really, come for the microbrewing. And for the history - Tchaikovsky was once brought here as a guest of Dvorak.
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Klášterní pivovar Strahov
Pub Food
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2
Visit it to start your tour of the Castle. Take the 22 tram here, then walk down to the Castle itself. There are three or more great beers to try, and the food is delicious and affordable as well. They serve here the usual Czech cuisine.
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Giallo Rossa
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8
1
The fastfood stall (right next door) is opened till 7am - you will appreciate that when you find yourself hungry in the middle of the night or after partying till early morning hours.
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Vinohradský Parlament
Pub Food
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3
If you're not a fan of the traditional smoky Czech pubs with rude service and greasy food, but want to try something authentic, this is the place to go. The menu has lots of modern, fresh takes on the Czech classic dishes at reasonable prices, the place is mostly non-smoking, and is nice enough for a lunch or dinner with friends or family.
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James Dean Prague
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11
3
Famous for it's larger than life statue of James Dean, it also has some of the best toilets I've perhaps ever seen in my life. The place is worth the trip singularly for the toilets. Otherwise, really, perhaps it's better to stay clear if you're not interested in overly touristic places with overpriced beer and food.
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Restaurace U Houdků
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Lunch menu is for only 3 EUR, for students 3.10 including soup and 0,2 l of Kofola (Czech coke made since 1960). Usual meals are around 5 EUR, 10 kinds of beer around 1.20 EUR. Staff can partially speak English. You can pay only cash in this place.
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Lemon Leaf
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7
1
The restaurant is spacious and airy with a relaxed vibe. The prices are reasonable and the quality of the curries in particular are fantastic. The bar is well stocked with draft Czech beer and a fantastic selection of spirits. The location is great and is close to a few late bars if you wish to enjoy Prague's vibrant nightlife.
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San Marco Braceria
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Even thought many travelers look for Czech cuisines, Italian is always a great choice. It is centrally located so you do not have to take any transportation anywhere. It is on the popular party street so right after dinner you can get a drink!
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Černá Madona
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Locals love it because the quality of the food as well as the desserts. You will see the beautiful desserts in the window when walking by with a nice interior. Staff is always smiling which is hard to find in the city!
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Sweet & Pepper DAYS
Restaurants
11
1
It is family run bistro that´s what you will recognize right away. You can choose from variety of breakfast menus, sandwiches, burgers, pasta, soups, salads and home made sweets. And of course they have also beer on tap. The interiour is vintige antique and scandinavian fusion, nice design place.
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Dish – Fine Burger Bistro
Restaurants
11
2
If you love your burgers, this is a must-try on your visit! Prague is crazy for gourmet-style burgers, and this is a favourite spot of all Prague foodies. It's also right by the beautiful Namesti Miru square and a short walk from Riegrovy Sady park.
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