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Located in one of the most beautiful districts of Prague and situated in the equally beautiful Alchymist Grand Hotel is the Aquarius Restaurant. This magically Old World establishment features the best French, Italian, and Mediterranean cuisine that the city of Prague has to offer. The fine cuisine is complemented with a professional, friendly staff and a gorgeous, fairy tale setting that is simply unforgettable. If you wish to dine like royals, then...
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Located on fashionable Pařížská Street, is Barock, a famous Prague restaurant and lounge. Practically across the street from the Old New Synagogue, Barock sits in the heart of historic and fashionable Prague 1. Long considered one of the best establishments in Prague, Barock is the culinary place to be seen. Adorning the walls are massive photographs of gorgeous supermodels, although some will tell you that these beautiful creatures are often seen...
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The original Bastion Prague Restaurant promises an excellent gastronomic experience with a pleasant ambiance combined with a breathtaking view of Prague. The restaurant is located in the vicinity of Folimanka park and was named after a historical bastion (a projecting part of a fortification built at an angle to the line of a wall) from the 14th century, on which it is located, and which was built during the construction of the southern part of Prague's...
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If you are searching for fun and adrenalin look no further than the Bobsleigh Track! Located a bit off the beaten path in the Prague area of Prosek, the Bobsleigh Track is the perfect place for a fun outing with children and adults alike. The track is 1 km long and features dips, loops and other attractions, it is also possible to ride at night thanks to special track lighting (the night panorama of Prague is gorgeous). This safe attraction can be...
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One of the grandest cafes in Prague and situated in the Imperial Hotel, Cafe Imperial brings back the grandeur of the turn of the century in Prague. With millions of ceramic tiles covering the walls and the pillars of the cafe in floral and animal designs depicting oriental or Moorish scenes, the cafe has long been one of the most sought after establishments in Prague. The cafe offers a fine Sunday brunch with fancy coffees, omelets, and a varied...
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This stunning cafe is located on the western riverbank, not far from Kampa Island and just across the street from Lesser Town. As a monument to Prague`s rich history, this airy and open cafe is a great place to relax and breathe in the aroma of the past. Situated on the ground floor of a fin de siecle building, this cafe has been around since 1893. Once a decadent coffeehouse, the Savoy was a favorite smoky haunt in the era after the Velvet Revolution,...
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One of the best locations in Prague! The grand windows offer stunning views of Prague Castle and the National Theater, as it is nestled in the classical building across from the famous theater. Cafe Slavia, sister restaurant to Restaurant Parnas, has been a traditional gathering place of artists and intellectuals since the late 1800's, including former president Vaclav Havel. The Art Deco interior is complemented by traditional specialties of...
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"Tradition today" is the motto of CzecHouse Grill & Rotisserie, a dynamic non-smoking eatery set in the Prague Hilton Hotel, open to all those looking for exceptional food. This Hilton Prague flagship restaurant offers a creative concept, which enables each guest to have an unforgettable dining experience. To keep tradition alive, it is necessary to find the right balance between innovative approaches and traditional recipes and cooking...
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Located in Old Town is Divadelní Restaurace, a sister restaurant to Café Slavia and Restaurant Parnas. The fully air-conditioned restaurant is a pleasant blend of dark wood and soft lighting and is also available for private parties of up to 56 guests. The restaurant’s location can’t be beat as it is situated next to the grand Café Slavia across from the golden-capped National Theater and features a gorgeous view of the Prague Castle....
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Located in the Fusion Hotel Prague is the Epopey restaurant, a cozy restaurant offering delicious meals based on traditional Czech fare. Epopey boasts a welcoming atmosphere that is evident in its interior that combines warm, neutral soothing colors with modern lines and an abundance of greenery. The food offered at Epopey is fresh, delicious comfort food that is prepared with love and with fresh, high quality ingredients. To ensure the quality of...
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Essensia Restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental has infused fresh culinary ideas with Eastern flavors and has spiced up fine dining in Prague. Essensia is located on the ground level of the Mandarin Oriental hotel in Prague. The whole complex is a restored medieval monastery which impeccably combines its rich historical spirit with far eastern elements for an exquisite setting. The service is perfection itself; the friendly staff pays great attention...
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If you are looking for truly delicious Czech cuisine favored by locals, you should head to Ferdinanda. It is only a matter of time before this rather secluded restaurant receives rave reviews, becomes an overnight sensation and is conquered by tourists. The establishment boasts a bright interior with farm motifs - rakes serve as coat hangers and feed bins are used as ashtrays. The staff is incredibly warm, friendly and efficient. Although they do...
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Located in a residential and hilly area in Prague 5 is the Folklore Garden. Situated in a gorgeous renovated brick mansion, the Folklore Garden is the best place to experience a Czech countryside atmosphere all the while never having left the center of Prague. The unforgettable dinner and folklore show is complete with traditional Czech cuisine, talented musicians and dancers wearing colorful costumes. The two and a half hour show will entertain and...
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If you fancy a unique private dining event in Prague's most prominent Art Nouveau building, the Municipal House, there is nothing easier than turning to the Francouzská Restaurace catering services. Francouzská Restaurace offers unrivalled services for your receptions, banquets, cocktails, company and private parties or gala dinners either in your company premises or in the exclusive event halls of the Municipal House, a major Prague landmark and...
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The beautiful Art Nouveau Palace Hotel, one of the first 5 star hotels in Prague, is located just a few steps from Wenceslas square. The hotel has been offering high quality services to customers like Josephine Baker, Ema Destinova, Enrico Caruso, Louis Armstrong and Bob Dylan for more than a hundred years. Gourmet Club, an award-winning restaurant located in the hotel, has certainly been responsible for at least part of the reputation of the Palace...
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Located on Narodni Street is Jan Paukert, a spacious delicatessen featuring everything gourmet. The large deli dates back to 1916, making it one of the oldest running delicatessens in the city of Prague. The interior features a front room with glass cases of delicious treats including their famous Czech "Chlebičky" sandwiches (open faced sandwiches with a variety of meats and cheeses combined with mayo, butter and even potato salad and garnished...
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Located in the historic area of the Ungelt Courtyard in Old Town is the popular Jazz & Blues Club Ungelt- a cool venue featuring live music every night starting at 9 p.m. The building which hosts the club amazingly dates back to 1101 and features two vaulted cellar rooms where you can get down to the best jazz and blues grooves the city has to offer all night long all the while sipping on the best beer in the world. The air-conditioned subterranean...
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Jet Set's Babička Restaurant is a sleek city restaurant serving up traditional Czech fare, and raising it to a new level of hip in the city of Prague, which adjoins the Jet Set Bar, a trendy nightspot offering an international menu. Jet Set is located in Prague’s Anděl district close to a large multiplex cinema and shopping mall. Jet Set’s name should be a clear indication of the atmosphere and clientele of this chic bar. Jet Set...
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Located in the manicured square just above Jiřího z Poděbrad metro, and in front of the unique and famous Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Our Lord and just outside of the local primary school, you will find a treasure of Czech life – the Farmers Market! Selling everything from potatoes freshly dug up, cheese and fresh milk products, newly-baked traditional goodies such as kolacky or babovka, to free-range eggs and chicken, organic beef,...
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If it sometimes seems as if all the restaurants and bars located around Old Town Square are all extremely tourist-oriented, you should know about Kolkovna. When you happen to be in this area and are feeling thirsty for a glass of real Pilsner, try Kolkovna restaurant. This restaurant, the holder of the Prague 1 City Hall's award "The Best Pub" and of the title "The Best Czech and Slovak Pub" which was given to Kolkovna by the Prague...
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Located in the lovely Lesser Town district of Prague and situated on the beautiful Maltézské Square close to world famous Charles Bridge, is the splendid Konírna Restaurant. The restaurant has a long history since it is located in the place of a former inn founded in 1771 while the left side of the building (now the Konirna beer hall) used to be a horse stable. This 240-seat restaurant that consists of a salon, a Medieval cellar, a brasserie and a...
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Nestled in the heart of Prague 10, residents will be pleased to find the Kubánské náměstí Farmers Market, locally referred to as “Kubáň” – named for the affectionate slang term for the Kubánské Náměstí square. At farmers markets in Prague, especially ones located in traditional residential areas, such as the Kubáň Market, you can truly get to know Czech culture. Many foreigners would be unacquainted with typical Czech...
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Located off the beaten path is the gem of a restaurant called Kure v Hodinkach, which translates to A Chicken in a Watch, the name of a strange and famous Czech Art-Rock album from the band Flamengo. If the name is any indication, the restaurant with its main floor and warm cellar bar is decorated with rock and roll photos of international and Czech stars, old concert posters, framed album covers, a guitar shaped light and more. Fully packed every...
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La Degustation Boheme Bourgeoise is one of the newer stars belonging to the Ambiente chain. This gourmet restaurant serves 7 courses in one delicious extravagant feast, selected from a choice of two tasting menus. Go Bohemian with old-style Czech classics refined and renewed by modern techniques, or try the International menu for a more global choice. Flexibility reigns, so feel free to swap a disliked dish with a corresponding item from the other...
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The Alcron hotel, La Rotonde and Alcron are considered to be synonyms for excellent food by many Czechs. This is clearly no coincidence. Located in the near vicinity of Wenceslas Square right in the center of Prague, this legendary hotel hosts two restaurants, one of them being an Art Deco gem, La Rotonde. Its unique circular design (yes, resembling a rotunda), stylish interior as well as a varied menu, might be the reasons why this restaurant...
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A quiet oasis in the capital city of Prague where children are catered to; the Maják [Lighthouse] family restaurant near the Stodůlky metro station. The pleasant atmosphere of the lighthouse restaurant is enhanced by large chestnut trees surrounding the outdoor dining areas. Friendly staff members will be glad to welcome small visitors who are not expected to know the correct rules of formal dining. Chef Jan Ehrenberg keeps children in mind when preparing...
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Located on the ground floor of the Malostranská Beseda are two fine establishments, the Malostranská Beseda Pilsner Urquell Restaurant and the Malostranská Beseda Café, while the basement level features a cozy pub with brick walls and wooden benches at the tables and large-screen TVs playing the hottest sports games, making it a perfect place to meet with friends for a beer and some snacks, or it can be rented out for private events. Malostranská...
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Náplavka, the affectionate nickname for the farmers market located at Rašínovo nábřeží (near Palackého square) in New Town's Prague 2, translates to “at the riverbank”, and that is exactly what this market is. Located on the riverbank walk, you can stroll through market stalls while enjoying the sun, cooled by the breeze off the the Vltava river. Boasting views of Prague Castle, Petřín Hill, and situated just a few blocks from the famous...
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An intimate and secluded restaurant located in an 18th century Baroque palace. This restaurant is located on the first floor and cannot be seen from outside giving it a very cozy and private atmosphere. The experience begins even before you enter the restaurant as you stroll down the little cobblestone street with Prague Castle overshadowing the entire area; notice the majestic complex, you will feel truly miniature next to such grandeur. As you...
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Dine in candlelight with the majestic Prague Castle, the flowing, winding Vltava River and the mesmerizing Gothic Charles Bridge as the romantic backdrop to your fine dinner. Parnas Restaurant is part of the Café Slavia complex and is located in the magical Old Town quarter of Prague. Parnas restaurant offers tasty Czech and international cuisine as well as flambéed dishes to accompany a wide selection of Moravian and international wine. The 1930s...
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Located in the stone cellar of Restaurant Parnas, is the Pivnice u Lažanských, part of the restaurant complex of Cafe Slavia & Restaurant a.s. Relax in style and partake in some beer-drinking at one of the best locations in town. The interior is warm and inviting with its stone walls, wooden furniture and wooden bar; the Pivnice is the perfect place for a private event or party (capacity of 56). The menu offered at Pivnice u Lažanských features...
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Located in the residential area of Nusle, across from the Prague 4 City Hall and close to Náměstí Bratří Synků is Pivovar Bašta (in English, Basta Brewery). This is one of the best breweries that the city of Prague has to offer. With fresh, delicious beer made on the premises, a friendly wait staff, non-smoking interior and a large outdoor seating area, plus a large, super affordable menu, this is the place to sample the glories of Czech beer and...
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Pivovarsky Dum is a bustling restaurant, bar and brewery all in one in the hopping New Town district of Prague. Pivovarsky Dum opened in 1998 and has been going strong ever since as a popular microbrewery and restaurant and has proven to be one of the best places to sample the best of the best Czech cuisine and thirst quenching Czech micro beer. The interior is warm and inviting and you may find yourself staying for hours and hours tasting the delicious...
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Situated in the increasingly-cool neighborhood of Karlín is the supremely popular, and non-smoking, Pivovarský Klub! At Pivovarský Klub, beer lovers can select from an amazing array of 240 international and local bottled beers and six excellent beers on tap. The Prague 8 beer club also offers tasty traditional Czech meals that fantastically compliment this golden drink of the Bohemian gods. The Czech fare on offer includes meals made with chicken,...
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Plzenska Restaurace (The Pilsner Restaurant) at Obecni Dum is a combination of excellent traditional Czech cuisine, legendary Pilsner Beer and a unique Art Nouveau interior. The restaurant is located in the basement of the Prague Municipal house, one of Prague's cultural centers which was renovated in the nineties and which features regular concerts, exhibitions and other cultural events as well as the American Bar and the fine dining Francouzska...
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Excellent food and a unique environment, that and more can be expected from the Port 62 restaurant located on a reconstructed 70-meter long boat named Josef Božek anchored in Prague's Modřany. Not only the flavor of the dishes, but also the visual experience from their clean, modern presentation, and from the views of the Vltava River will be certain to delight. The Port 62 restaurant and cafe, part of the relaxation and sports area FreeStyle...
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Located in Prague 6 is the Potrefená Husa-Dejvice. The second of the Potrefená Husa chain to open in Prague, the establishment of the restaurant is proof of the excellence of food, service and ambiance that the Husa name guarantees. The fully air-conditioned restaurant with free Wi-Fi is situated close to the wide avenues of Vítězné Náměstí on the corners of Terronská and Verdunská streets, the restaurant is situated in the same place where the famous...
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In the up-and-coming business and shopping center of Pankrac is the newest branch of Potrefená Husa. This third branch opened at the end of August 2009 and is strategically situated opposite the exit of the Pankrác (line C) metro station just across from the Arkády Shopping Center, making Potrefena Husa Pankrac the perfect place to stop for a bite and a beer. With so many office centers and businesses in the area, Potrefená Husa Pankrác is the place...
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Potrefená Husa is a chain in the Czech Republic that combines delicious food at affordable prices with excellent, friendly service. The chain first opened in Vinohrady in 1999 and has been going strong ever since, opening new restaurants throughout the city of Prague. Potrefená Husa-Vinohrady offers a varied international menu with favorites such as duck, cheeseburgers, chicken wings, homemade pastas, soups, fresh salads and much more. The giant cheeseburger...
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Located in the gorgeous Old Town district of Prague is the exciting Propaganda Restaurant and Pub. This unique pub is decorated with numerous items of Communist memorabilia and propaganda, hence the establishment’s name. The 500 square meter club has an array of all things Communist; this unique pub will simply amaze and entertain you. The pub features over 200 socialist-realist artifacts, 7 world-class beers on tap, traditional Czech cuisine...
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Located in the center of Prague in the New Town district is Restaurace u Českých Pánů, a medieval themed restaurant situated in an old and atmospheric cellar that was built between 1357 and 1360. Do not be fooled by the New Town district’s name, for Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV founded New Town in the Gothic period, making it anything but new and the perfect setting for an ‘ancient’ restaurant. The Gothic interior of the restaurant...
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The Restaurant at Bobsleigh Track - Prague, located on the top of the Bobsleigh Track is a family restaurant with tasty food and an extensive menu including pizzas, salads, grilled specialties, plus vegetarian meals; a friendly atmosphere, wonderful views of Prague, and an attractive natural setting as it is situated between the Machalka Vineyard and surrounding forests. The total capacity of the restaurant is 240, making it a perfect location for...
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If you wish to be transported back in time to the middle ages, then do not miss Restaurant Cartouche, where you can sit at a massive oak table and sample a medieval Czech feast in a dark romantic cellar lit by candles and decorated with armor and swords. Restaurant Cartouche is located in the bustling Prague district of Old Town, famous for winding cobblestone lanes, beautiful Baroque facades, magnificent churches and dark Gothic cellars. Old Town...
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In the Hotel Hoffmeister complex, complete with the Lily Wellness & Spa Center, located directly under the majestic Prague Castle among the historical palaces of Mala Strana (Lesser Town), there are two restaurants – ADA and RIA. Many monarchs and presidents from all around the world including Queen Elizabeth II, Boris Jelcin and Vaclav Havel, to name a few, dined here and experienced firsthand the talent and style of Hotel Hoffmeister's...
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Located in the hip residential quarter of Zizkov, just a few tram stops from the city center, is the bustling Sklep Restaurant. Serving traditional Czech food, fresh seafood and international dishes in a cozy setting, the restaurant is immensely popular with locals and expats and is very nearly full for every lunch rush and each happening night of the week. Sklep, which translates to Cellar, offers many different dining settings for you to choose...
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The SoKool bar & restaurant is located in the peaceful residential quarter of Vinohrady on the edge of the large Riegrovy sady park in the building of Sokol - the local YMCA. The new elegant interior of the restaurant is a result of a recent meticulous reconstruction of the hideous former Communist-era restaurant. SoKool has a capacity of about 70 people plus opens a pretty terrace in the summer with a view of Art Nouveau Vinohrady. If you happen...
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Perched atop the city part of the Strahov Monastery compound and the lush surrounding Petrin Hill, the Strahov Brewery is a delightful find in the bustling city of Prague. Just steps from the massive Prague Castle complex, the microbrewery serves about ten variations of St. Norbert beer (3 all year round and 7 seasonally) and the brews are all delicious and fresh with crisp hints of unique flavors. The unfiltered and unfermented brews include a bitter...
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Situated in the lovely Loreta Square is the Black Ox pub. The Black Ox is one of the last authentic Czech pubs in Hradcany, the Castle District of Prague. The Black Ox, a true throw back to the past, is a traditional Czech pub that houses a majority of locals drinking fresh Kozel beer from the tap with the occasional tourist thrown in. The ancient interior features rather atmospheric original vaulted ceilings, walls decorated with old coat of arms...
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Located in the heart of Prague’s Lesser Town is the Lichfield Restaurant (formerly the Monartery Restaurant), situated in the world-renowned Augustine Hotel. The Lichfield Restaurant was awarded the third top restaurant by Euro’s Top 50 restaurants in Prague 2009, and in both 2010 and 2011 was voted a Top Ten Prague Restaurant by the prestigious Grand Restaurant Guide. The spacious and elegant restaurant is housed in a glass covered courtyard...
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The PUB is a cool place to drink fresh unpasteurized beer from individual table taps that you get to operate yourself! The lively atmosphere, unpasteurized beer, delicious food, comfortable seats and decent prices will not disappoint. In fact you may end up drinking the night away with your friends, as it is indeed dangerous to be the pourer of your own drinking fate and since there will not be a line for service at the bar, watch out. This is...
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A brand new farmers market has joined the farmers market scene in Prague, kicking off its historic first season on March 20th, 2012. Aptly named the Trhy Tylak – or Tylak Market, using the slang term for the square – this bright new star is very conveniently located at Tylovo Náměstí, near the metro stop at IP Pavlova (on the red C line), and adjacent to the popular tram hub of the much-used daytime trams 4, 6, 10, 11, 16, and...
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At the Prague U Císařů (At the Emperors') restaurant you can taste both Czech and international cuisine in a stylish environment. This intriguing restaurant with its old-fashioned atmosphere features an interior in which original decorative objects like tin dishware, hunting weapons and blacksmith's bellows play an important part in reminding visitors of ages long past. The pub-style brasserie section has a separate entrance and is ideal for lunch,...
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A Mecca for tourists, U Kalicha has all the essential features of a traditional Czech pub: meat, dumplings, beer and more beer. This popular restaurant has stood on the same spot for over a hundred years and the interior was refurbished sometime in the thirties. The main dining space can seat several hundred guests and the walls are adorned with large cartoon depictions of the literary character Good Soldier Svejk and quotes from Jaroslav Hasek's...
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The non-smoking U Kroka pub under Prague’s Vyšehrad invites you for pleasant get-together with friends where you can drink excellent beer including unfiltered Plzeň. If you are a foreigner who would like to taste traditional and tasty Czech fare and excellent beer, but at the same time want to avoid the hordes of tourists so often seen in the infamous tourist restaurants in the center of Prague, go to the U Kroka pub instead. You can have tasty...
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U Medvidku, or At the Little Bears, is one of a dwindling number of classic Czech pubs operating in Old Town. In a popular tourist destination such as Prague you often come across ‘Czech Pubs’ that are not at all traditional; U Medvidku is the complete opposite, you will be completely satisfied with U Medvidku’s traditional atmosphere, and the fact that Czechs still frequent this real-deal establishment is all the proof you need....
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Directly facing the world famous Old Town Astronomical Clock is the U Orloje restaurant. It is located in the U Modré Hvězdy house (At the Blue Star) which has an early Baroque facade and Roman foundation. The atmosphere of this unique ancient place is enhanced with an extensive collection of antique clocks that are part of the restaurant interior, and with pleasant folk music. This stylish enterprise offers tasty meals from both Czech and international...
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In the heart of Prague awaits one of the most charming hidden gardens where you can sample hearty Czech food and the delicious amber nectar that is Czech beer. The center of Prague features many establishments serving Czech food and thirst quenching beer but it is sometimes difficult to find one that is not a tourist trap serving overpriced food and badly poured beer. It is with joy that we happily recommend the authentic U Pinkasu Restaurant, which...
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U Sadu is most definitely a favorite of Czechs and visitors alike! It is a traditional Czech pub with a cozy upstairs, it’s walls decorated with everything from garden hoes to saws, while downstairs features a labyrinth of rooms filled with smoke and happy drunk people. If you are lucky a certain bartender will be working and will change into his special outfit after midnight which includes a black leather vest and bow-tie complimented by his...
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While you wander through the narrow, winding streets of Old Town, make sure you find your way to U Vejvodu, a traditional Czech jewel of a restaurant. U Vejvodu has retained the Czech pub spirit, without the so commonly-found smoke and noise, by keeping the Pilsner beer flowing at very reasonable prices. The first impression when you enter the small first level is one of a cozy little pub, but continue a few more steps down the stairway lined with...
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This classic blue collar dive was given a dramatic makeover in the late nineties. Now, large swathes of refurbished copper adorn the bars and the grandiose main room opens up onto what was once a third-story ceiling. The spacious room features rows of well-tended, comfy tables and booths nestled among alcoves and balconies and big screen TVs showing sporting events. Although it has more or less shed its working class origins, U Vejvodu manages to...
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Located in the Castle District sits this charming and artistic restaurant featuring wonderful traditional Czech food, with fantastic prices to match. The Hanging Coffee is an ideal place to taste Czech cuisine, as the food is lovingly prepared and the quality and quantity are first-rate. The restaurant is located very close to the castle, so it is the perfect place to rest and eat after a long day exploring Czech history; one would expect to pay very...
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The U Zlaté konvice restaurant promises the best authentic Czech cuisine to be found in Prague‘s Old Town Square. You can come here for specialties from the grill such as excellent roasted piglet, grilled pork hock and various meals of Old Bohemian cuisine, such as the leg of lamb with garlic and rosemary, fresh fried spinach and potato dumpling or the potato pancakes filled with smoked meat and cabbage. You will certainly like to drink cold...
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If you wish to experience a traditional Czech pub in the heart of Prague, U Zlateho Tygra is your one-stop shop for a traditional Czech pub with true unpasteurized Pilsner Urquell on tap. This is one of the most centrally located authentic Czech pubs and should be a must on your list of things to see and do in the city of Prague. Be aware that this pub belongs to the locals, which means that the majority of the tables at the pub have reserved signs...
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The V Zatisi restaurant is a refreshing and contemporary alternative to the predominantly classical settings of fine dining establishments in Prague. A famous Czech designer combined this traditional location with a variety of contemporary forms to create a pleasant atmosphere. The interior features bold use of shape and color and is complete with plaster flowers, flying candles, gradient illumination and still pictures; the local menu is as equally...
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Located on an ancient mass of bedrock close to the grand Prague Castle is the lovely Neo Classicist Villa Richter, which features three restaurants. Built in the 1930s by architect Josef Peschka, the villa overlooks the city of Prague and St. Wenceslas Vineyard and provides incomparable views of Lesser Town, Old Town, New Town and the winding snake like Vltava River. St. Wenceslas Vineyard dates back to the 10th century A.D. and has been recently...
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Do you and your little ones love trains? Are your little ones equally fascinated with toy trains? Why not treat your children and yourself to lunch or dinner at Vytopna (Boiler Room) Restaurant where the spacious tables are surrounded by a large toy train, train tracks, villages, bridges and more! Each table at Vytopna has a track in the middle of it, which enables drinks and snacks to be delivered to you by train after you order them. It is a really...
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