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Cafe Savoy

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, before its modern redecoration in late 2001. Although recently reconstructed, this venue offers a stunning, elegant wooden and marble Art

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

Siddharta Cafe

Siddharta Café is a lovely variation of the famous Buddha-Bar concept. This trendy intimate restaurant/lounge/bar has a Pop Art feel with colorful transparent lit Buddha statues and bright modern Buddha paintings, gorgeous turquoise and black chairs, plenty of natural light, plus rich jewel-toned chandeliers. The menu presented by the Siddharta Cafe chef Josef Vojtech features tasty international cuisine while keeping the focus on Asian fusion dishes. The delicious breakfast is served every morning between 6:30 and 11:00 a.m. and you can order either a la carte or one of the breakfast menus

Malostranská Beseda – Café and Pilsner Urquell Restaurant

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 Beseda, an important historic cultural center, has been meticulously and sensitively renovated with the old concept of the building in mind and the

La Casa Argentina

Located in the gorgeous area of Prague’s Old Town is La Casa Argentina, a popular eatery where you will be transported to the colorful land of Argentina. The restaurant is divided into five sections (described below) representing diverse areas of Argentina from a to z. The setting offers a relaxed yet bustling atmosphere providing a tranquil place to spend your time, which will flow slowly and peacefully like the Parana River, at La Casa Argentina. The first section of La Casa Argentina is Salon Caminito, a bustling restaurant and cocktail bar that features 130 thirst-quenching drinks.

The Dubliner Irish Bar & Restaurant

Situated in the romantic Tyn Courtyard in the center of Prague is The Dubliner Irish Bar & Restaurant, a popular establishment voted as one of the best bars in Old Town! The Dubliner, located only 100 meters from the world famous Old Town Square is the perfect place for tasting mouth watering Irish cuisine (served all day), watching international sporting events on big screen TVs (2 big screens and 14 plasma TVs throughout the bar) and drinking with your friends and enjoying a night out on the town. The Dubliner Irish Bar & Restaurant features a spacious main bar area with 130 seats a

Cafe Imperial

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. Although the cafe has been remodeled it still offers a feeling of faded glory. The exterior of the building is dirty from trams and cars, but the inside is glorious. One has said that to sit in the Cafe Imperial is to sit with

Augustine Restaurant and Garden

The gorgeous Augustine Restaurant and Garden is housed in a glass-covered courtyard that uniquely incorporates three listed and protected trees, in the monastery complex that is The Augustine Prague hotel. With its floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a spacious terrace, the restaurant is a light, relaxing space in the heart of historic Prague. The winning combination of excellent service and calm ambiance creates a truly memorable dining experience. In summer, al fresco dining on the terrace and in the Sundial Garden adds another elegant element to this restaurant, while the unique Refectory

Czech Inn Kavarna

Located in the popular residential area of Vinohrady and situated in a gorgeously renovated Art Nouveau building is the Czech Inn Kavarna Café & Bar. Belonging to the design hotel / hostel but open to the public, the bar is located on the ground floor and is in a large, beautiful oblong room with intricate ceiling moldings depicting grape vines, hops and instruments, motifs from what once was the King’s Vineyards, or Vinohrady. The detailing is exquisite and blends magically together with the modern elements of the bar such as the leather booths and the industrial floor. The interior

Cafe 35 at the French Institute

Located in New Town and active in the Czech Republic for over 120 years, the French Institute is indeed an institute in its own right with a library, a cinema, a gallery, a café, school and more. The perfect place for a Francophile or a French expat, the French institute feels inexorably French, especially the café which features a true Parisian atmosphere and offers coffees, hot chocolate, tea, wine, beer, hot and cold sandwiches and much more including truly delicious pain au chocolat. The café is a cultural center in itself, featuring up-to-date French newspapers and magazines, contemporary