Restaurants
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Visitors who enjoy the finer things in life will revel
in Prague's premier restaurant, the Bellevue. Every dish on the
menu is a masterpiece of modern Czech cuisine, which can be enjoyed
together with a stunning view of Prague's castle and piano playing
in the classically elegant surroundings. Open daily for lunch and
dinner. Reservations are recommended.
Food Type : International
Address : Smetanova nábrezi 18, Stare Mesto
Price : 5
Website : www.bellevuerestaurant.cz
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The beauty of the French Restaurant inside the famous
art nouveau Municipal House building will take your breath away
with the light of ten crystal chandeliers shimmering in the mirrors
and embellishing the wall panelling. Although the name suggests
French cuisine, the fare includes international and Czech
specialities as good as the décor. A dazzling dining experience is
guaranteed.
Food Type : French
Address : Námìstí Republiky 5
Price : 4
Website : www.frenchrest.obecnidum.cz
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The world's oldest pub and brewery and Prague's most
famous tavern, U Fleku has been in the heart of Prague for 500
years and offers the chance to soak up some history along with the
tasty brew and hearty Czech meals on offer. Tours of the brewery
are available, and there is often cabaret entertainment. Those
wanting to dine should make a reservation. Recommended are the
house goulash and beer-flavoured cheese on toast. Open daily from
9am to 11pm.
Food Type : Gastropubs
Address : Kremencova 11
Price : 3
Website : www.ufleku.cz
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Even in Eastern Europe it is easy to eat western, and
Prague's premiere place to indulge in some authentic Tex-Mex
cuisine in a fun Wild West atmosphere is Buffalo Bill's cellar
cantina near Wenceslas Square. The fact that it is always full
testifies to the success of the food and atmosphere, which is
enhanced with country music and American cowboy memorabilia.
Margaritas top the house cocktail list, and burritos, tacos and
fajitas abound. Open daily from 12pm to midnight.
Food Type : Tex-Mex
Address : Vodickova 9, Stare Mesto
Price : 3
Website : www.buffalobill.cz
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One of Prague's only truly Kosher restaurants, King
Solomon runs under the supervision of the Orthodox Council of
Kaschrus with dining hours that strictly adhere to the Sabbath.
With 12 booths huddled under an industrial-looking atrium, this
restaurant is not big on ambience, but the authentic Kosher food is
a must. Diners can choose from a variety of fresh vegetable and
meat dishes such as vegetable béchamel and stuffed roast quail.
Selections of Israeli, American, and Moravian kosher wines are on
offer and the restaurant prides itself on a Frankovka red from the
Aaron Günsberger Moravian cellars in Rakvice. Open Sunday to
Thursday for lunch and dinner. Friday dinners and Saturday lunch by
arrangement only. Bookings advisable.
Food Type : Kosher
Address : Siroká 8
Price : 2
Website : www.kosher.cz
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This French country cellar-cum-urban kitsch eatery is
popular with locals and, despite its crowded and cramped atmosphere
diners are still able to have conversations without too much
eavesdropping. Dishes include an array of French Provençal dishes
and other favourites such as escargots, Caesar and Niçoise salads
and some of the spiciest scampi in Prague. Upstairs, the Parisian
Brasserie offers traditional French classics. Open daily for lunch
and dinner. Bookings recommended.
Food Type : French
Address : Stupartská 9
Price : 1
Website : www.kampagroup.com
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This traditional beer hall is a great place for late
pub eats and even later beers. With a restaurant downstairs and a
pub on the second floor balcony, the whole plays hums well into the
night. Traditional Czech food is available on an extensive menu but
most come for the renowned beer which can be a meal in
itself.
Food Type : Gastropubs
Address : Jilská 4, Prague 1
Price : 2
Website :
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Regarded as the best fish restaurant in the city, it
refers to itself, perhaps more aptly, as a fish market. Fishermen's
catches of the day are displayed in the centre of the venue where
patrons can choose their favourite seafood. Diners are encouraged
to specify just how they like their favourite selections prepared
although a expert team of waiters have excellent
recommendations.
Food Type : Seafood
Address : Týnský dvùr 5, 110 00 Praha 1
Price : 4
Website : www.rybitrh.cz
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This is vegetarian dining with an edge. Diners can
enjoy a café, lounge and restaurant, all of which are decorated in
a modern cavernous style. An adjacent art gallery for local artists
and a late night club further let diners know they are in the
trendiest of vegetarian restaurants. The food is a bit less
exciting than the ambiance but that doesn't stop a loyal
patronage.
Food Type : Vegetarian
Address : Bìlehradská 120 00 Praha 2
Price : 3
Website : www.radostfx.cz
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Located in the Old Town quarter, this is arguably one
of Prague's best eateries. The dining room is minimalistic yet
three different seven-course meals await you with the onus on
diners sampling both food and wine. The Boheme Bourgoisie menu
provides a spin on classic European food, while the Boheme
Traditionnelle draws inspiration from old Czech cookbooks and
raises the bar on the level of classic Czech cuisine. It is a bit
pricey, but well worth it! Open Monday to Saturday for dinner only.
Closed Sundays. Reservations essential.
Food Type : International
Address : Hastalská 18
Price : 4
Website : www.ladegustation.cz
