This restaurant was close to the astronomical clock so we walked in because there was only an hour…read moreto get lunch in the middle of our tour. I was hesitant to come in because the place was so empty ( I was originally going to try another place I had bookmarked but since I'm directionally challenged, I couldn't find it). I was pleasantly surprised by this place. It was clean, and staff was efficient. The only thing I didn't like was that you couldn't get water (and they wouldn't allow you to drink your own bottled water there either). I got the beef goulash in a bread bowl. The bread was good, tasted fresh and the sauce was flavorful. Beef was very tender and there were a lot of pieces in the bowl. Pretty cheap as well. Very fast service- we were in and out in 30 min.

Such an interesting place, downstairs a little with a neat and charming pianist. We asked for non…read moresmoking and got our own sort of private room with 3 tables. Food was excellent.

We stumbled upon this place because it's very close to the Intercontinental Hotel. We were a…read morepretty large party and it was our first night in Prague. THe waitress was very pleasant and answered all our questions. We were very happy with the food and service and told others to come here.

One of my favorite cafes. Quiet place & their coffee is the best! Cappuccino is so silky smooth…read more Service is friendly and quick. Their shortbread is so good & served with every order! They're going to remodel in another month so will be closed for a few months & will reopen with a new name & new concept.

Great location and the prices reflex it. Food was not great, and service was below standard…read more One of the persons in my party ordered a hamburger. It arrived with a ROCK HARD bun that was inedible. He decided to remove the bun and eat the meat. (Primarily because no waiter came to check on the food). When the waiter did come over to the table my friend was told that the bun was hard because he waited too long to eat his meal!! He also assured that their buns were made and delivered fresh each morning and there was no way it could have been hard (even though it was sitting on his plate). When the manager came over he refused to admit the bun was bad and would not take it off his bill because he ate the meat. After some discussion, the manger removed the (approx $1.50) they charge for the ketchup. Yes... they charge for condiments! Go somewhere else... the great view wasn't worth it!

The foods and drinks were amazing & the service was great as well. Our server was very kind & did…read morespeak English. The backyard seating was very clean and comfortable. I have nothing bad to say about this place!

Selection of food was good and I liked that you accommodated for English speaking guests with an…read moreEnglish menu. I got the yoghurt with granola and fresh fruit and thought the portion was a little bit small. I also would have loved a little bit more fruit with it. For the price it was a decent feed

Fantastic food and exceptional beer, but that is remarkably common in this area. What makes this…read moreplace stand out for me is the staff. We have visited three times on our trip, and every single person there has been cheerful, patient with our mistreatment of the Czech language, and helpful with the menu and the area in general. Really truly above and beyond. If you go, don't miss the bread bowl goulash.

This was the best meal of our Europe trip. I had the Moravian Sparrow- which is pork, cabbage, and…read moredumplings. Amazing. Daughters had cabbage pancakes and chicken. All were gastronomically delighted. (Menu reference) Says Mozart used to live in the house. Wonder how many Pilsner Urqells he threw back.

What a fun casual tented open air atmosphere. We arrived with about 12 of us and it was perfect. We…read morewere able to enjoy one another's company at a long hightop table and be able to satisfy every palate with such an array of food choices. Full bar and beer also available. Enjoy

Sometimes, after 3 weeks as a North American in Europe, you miss the taste of home. Weeks of doner,…read morebread dumplings, and wurst are amazing until you start craving some ramen or tacos. This place scratched the itch... twice. My friend and I came here twice in our three days in Prague (blasphemous, I know), but it was exactly what we needed. The ramen was beyond decent--it was objectively great! Silky smooth tonkostu with perfectly prepared toppings. The tacos were equally authentic to what I've had back home. The pizza was also impeccably Neapolitan. Come for the vibes and the food hall setting, stay for the food.

This place is the definition of an amazing hole in the wall. Packed crowds on the street but a…read morerelaxing environment inside with amazing food. I'm so glad I stepped into that alley to see what was going on'

Attentive service, a cozy courtyard location and delicious Thai and Vietnamese cuisine are the…read moreorder of the day at this little restaurant on Nerudova street in Prague. I love menus with photos. This place has a deep menu with pics of all the menu selections. From delicious rolls, soups and salads to start all the way to currys bowls and noodles. Ingredients were fresh, our waitress was very kind and never let us sit too long before checking back to order, with drinks, and then with our delicious meals. Spring rolls were crispy, flavorful and light. With a nice Hoisin-like sauce to dip. My friend's mango bowl with cherry tomato, edamame, sprouts, and mango was topped with a slightly sweet, zingy vinaigrette. My red curry with jackfruit, perfectly cooked jasmine rice and tofu was so good I was scraping the last vestiges of sauce out of the bowl. An entirely fluke find, but so glad we stumbled into this place. Will definitely return. Maybe tonight

I came here to have drinks and an appetizer prior to seeing a show at the Estates Theater…read more I was traveling alone and seated alone at a table on the patio. The weather was nice and the staff very attentive. I tried each of their three tap beers of the day, a traditional Czech Pilsner, a raspberry sour, and a Coconut IPA. All were super favorable and enjoyable. I had the Cheese & Salami tapas which was way too much food for 1, but very well presented and tasting! I will definitely visit again during another visit to Prague!

Amazing beers! While the beer garden was full when we arrived, we were able to sit inside and enjoy…read moretheir amazing (and extensive!!!) list of beers. It's a really cool concept where you share the types of beers you like and they will hand pick a selection for a flight for you. I loved almost every beer I tried (although I should have mentioned I don't like grapefruit because they gave me 2 grapefruit flavored beers). Be specific!! We also got some sausages and hummus that were a perfect snack pairing for our drinks. The Czech Republic drinks the most beer per capita in the world, so they know their stuff. Highly recommend czeching this place out (see what I did there?)