Eating and Shopping in Andel

Planet Sushi

Planet Sushi, part of a large chain of about 50 restaurants in Central and Eastern Europe, have also expanded to Prague, in the bustling Anděl district close to the popular shopping center Nový Smíchov. You can look forward to yummy sushi specialties served in a comfortable interior that combines traditional Japanese and modern design and nice staff dressed in traditional kimonos. The restaurant aims to accommodate all tastes and budgets, from a younger sushi eating generation who may not be able to normally afford expensive sushi, to experienced sushi eaters who know exactly what they want.

The PUB - Pilsner Unique Bar

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 a good place to go out for the night and enjoy the city of Prague and its world famous beer. The Pub also serves typical Czech fare at affordable

Nový Smíchov Shopping Center

Nový Smíchov shopping center is a western style mall located in the heart of Anděl, easily reached by the metro line B and many tram and bus lines. The huge shopping center designed by architects from the Prague-based D3A architectural office has everything from clothing shops such as H&M, Benetton, Jackpot, Marks & Spencers, and Zara, to shoe stores, specialty shops, cosmetics shops such as Yves Rocher, Sephora, L'Occitane, and more, as well as a large Tesco and Cinema City multiplex movie theater. The mall also houses the top of the line Holmes Place gym, a favorite of expatriates a

Cheesy

Cheesy shops in Prague bring you the charming atmosphere of a traditional Dutch cheese store as well as a wide selection of reasonably priced delicious cheeses. The beginnings of the Cheesy company reach back to 2006 when it started importing cheese from the Dutch family cheese producer Veendaler Kaas and from the cheese business of Kaashandel J. Van Beek. The first Cheesy shop was opened in the area of Letna. Nowadays there are a multitude of Cheesy Original and Cheesy Franchizy shops throughout Prague and many other Czech cities, as well as an excellent and convenient e-shop, all of which