Restaurant in New Town

Modry Zub

Modrý Zub, or the Blue Tooth, is located off of famous Wenceslas Square and is quite possibly the best place to eat some of the spiciest food in Prague. This Thai noodle bar, sister to the fine dining establishment Modry Zub Restaurant, features a modern cafe front and a fast food to go counter in the back; you can choose whether to be seated and served in the pleasant cafe or to sit in the colorful back room with the chefs and the food counter. The food’s spice level served at Modrý Zub is available according to your wishes with a three pepper rating system. If you love spicy food than

The Globe

The Globe, hailed as a Prague institution – a title it surely deserves – is a lovely restaurant, café and bookstore with over 10,000 new and used titles ranging in diversity, located in the New Town section of Prague. The Globe, established in 1993, and famous as the first English bookstore in Prague, features some of the best home cooking in the city of Prague and offers juicy burgers, crisp salads, colorful pastas, a full American-style brunch on the weekends, and more, alongside delicious coffee, tea, cocktails, wine and beer. The stunning restaurant is located in the back of a

Jama

Jama, or The Hollow, opened its doors in 1994 and has been going strong ever since. Located close to Wenceslas Square, Jama is popular with locals and expatriates, but surprisingly not with tourists. This cellar bar is lively and fun with occasional live Jazz and Blues, cool music playing from the speakers, friendly service and an upbeat atmosphere. The walls are decorated with posters featuring Pop culture icons, musicians and famous movies. The large menu offers tasty Tex-Mex cuisine; careful, it is rather spicy by Czech standards. The specialty of the Hollow has to be their burgers, which

Miyabi

Miyabi is a truly authentic Japanese restaurant close to Karlovo Namesti in Prague 1 with an attractive, simple and clean interior decorated with natural elements such as bamboo and stone. The menu is varied and includes a good selection of maki and nigiri rolls, sashimi, tempura and teriyaki dishes, soba noodles, fresh salads, and interesting tasty desserts including tiramisu with green tea, green tea sorbet and wagashi. A wide variety of take-out lunch options are available in the traditional Obento style, offering a fresh, convenient, and healthy option for lunch. The tea menu is large and

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

Dinitz Kosher Restaurant

Dinitz Kosher Restaurant is located in the atmospheric Jewish Quarter, by the gorgeous Spanish Synagogue, which is situated merely steps from Prague’s famous Old Town Square and the romantic Charles Bridge. Dinitz Kosher Restaurant is the first and only Kosher restaurant in the city approved and supervised by the Chief Rabbinate of Prague. Dinitz Kosher Restaurant offers a wide selection of delicious dishes to choose from, including sandwiches and pasta. Our favorites include: Hummus bi Tahini (hummus and tahini melee, golden brown sweet onions, served with homemade grilled bread) and

Restaurace u Českých Pánů

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 will surely transport you back in time, however the air-conditioning will remind you of current day comforts. Restaurace u Českých Pánů offers a

Pivovarsky Dum

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 beers offered. Pivovarsky Dum offers a variety of beers on tap including classic Czech lagers, both light and dark, and filtered and unfil