2 stars are the best I can do, unfortunately. I came here…read morefor dinner with our son since the reviews sounded promising. The place has the atmosphere of a dimly lit pub which I didn't find that inviting, there were only 2 other customers and my menu was falling apart but I thought 'Whatever' and ordered anyways. I wish, I had walked out. I asked for fish & chips and spaghetti bolognese. I have to admit that the food came out very quickly - it just took a few minutes - but that was definitely due to the low quality. The fries were fine - I give them that - but the fish was bought frozen at some big retailer & of mushy consistency. It was the worst fried fish I have ever had. :( The spaghetti was a generous portion size, but the pasta as well as the sauce were pre-made and just warmed up. The base of the sauce tasted as if it had come out of a bag. The service was only borderline friendly - the waiter seemed annoyed when I asked for some ketchup. I would not consider coming me back here.

Marvelous food right across the street from our hotel. Unfiltered pilsener was such a bonus! love…read morethis place. The pig's knee was amazing

The best place for me in Prague. Friendly people behind the bar and serving food, always smiling…read moreand very helpful. Delicious food and fantastic drinks. Love to stop by again

Fun ambiance, amazing food and mezcal cocktail (bb mesh) , friendly staff, right next to trainread more

My mom and I were at a nearby art museum, and were looking for a restaurant nearby because it was…read morein a different neighborhood than our hotel. We found Restaurace U Kohouta and walked in a little before 6pm. It was pretty much empty at that time, but filled up as the night went on. It looks like a nice local spot! My mom was disappointed in her beer after she'd had a really good Pilsner the night prior. I liked the cider. The food was decent, but nothing to write home about. It looked better than it tasted. We shared the goulash and Traditional svickova beef which were nice on a cold night.

I went on the spur of the moment because it was late, near my hotel and in my first night back in…read morePrague I wanted Czech food. Very nice service. The Duck was excellent. I truly recommend it

Great Italian food in Prague is not an oxymoron. Don't let the cute but empty restaurant deter you…read morefrom discovering the magical courtyard waiting in the back. If you need to take a break from the local cuisine this is a good option in a great setting. The true sign of its standing is the fact that it's filled with locals, which is the best review one can receive.

Came here in the afternoon in between lunch and dinner around 5pm and the place was pretty empty…read morewhich we was fortunate as we didn't have a reservation. The food was delicious and the staff was friendly. The patio could look a little nicer in the daylight and the food presentation could be better. Overall I would recommend this cute little spot for seafood lovers!

We wanted to like this hip & friendly eatery. However, it was NOT to be despite a local's tip to…read morecome in the first place. I ordered the poached egg and avocado spread on bread with smoked salmon. And things totally went downhill from there... At first glance the plate looked nothing like an earlier photo from just a few months ago. Hidden under the rustic sweet potato shreds was one really sad dish. The Letdown: On bread slice was a tiny spread that barely tasted like avocado. From there, I found the "poached" egg was overboiled, and one of the pear slices was actually rotten. It boggled my mind that this could be served. The shreds of smoked salmon looked like leftovers, and was that an old slice of lemon that topped it? If those weren't enough, the bottom of the bread was seriously burnt. Almost comical how every element of the dish was poorly prepared. Yes, I should've returned this to the kitchen. But I was reminded of the misgivings in Kitchen Confidential. On a side note: there is rarely complimentary water in Europe and it was not the case here either contrary to earlier reviews.

I can't say enough about this place it was hands down our favorite place to eat here in Prague... I…read moredon't care it wasn't authentic (we ate plenty of that too), it was perfection and some of the best (if not, THE best) breakfast I have ever had. We are from Seattle and self proclaimed foodies for sure. We were in Prague 5 days, we ate here least once a day here. The eggs Benedict, I can't even... I am forever ruined, in fact this might be the main reason I looked at purchasing a property while here ;) well that and we fell in love with Prague! Do yourself a favor eat here (and at their bakery next door), you will not be disappointed.

I had the pleasure of eating here one evening as I was getting ready to do some walking. I had…read moreheard about this place from multiple waiters and on a blog, so I was very excited to give it a go. The cafe has such a welcoming atmosphere upon entrance. There is plenty of seating and all the pastries are displayed beautifully. The waitress allowed me to sit outside and provided me with some menus. The dinner menu had plenty of drink options and a couple food options. I decided to opt for a cold brew coffee and the burrata with a roasted bell pepper and nut spread. The food came out after about 7 minutes. The bread looked beautiful while maintaining a soft inside and crisp outside. The spread with burrata was also a pleasant sight with glowing piece of cheese contrasted by autumn colors including the pomegranate, balsamic caviar, and pepper spread. The food tasted delicious with the creamy burrata contrasted by the sweet and smoky pepper spread. Such a pleasant cafe located in Prague 7. At the time of writing this, there was some construction being done outside so seating inside may be your best bet. Nonetheless, the atmosphere and food was incredible here which fostered one of the better experiences I've had at a cafe in Prague.

Great shot of espresso and the pastries (kolać and banana bread) were fantastic. Great coffee…read moreshop for the neighborhood and the city. Would return.

My favorite beer and meals in all of Prague. Amazing Czech food, warm and strong service. The…read morequality of the food is great, so many options that are different every day of the week and for different meals as well. Apparently small business owners and they change the recipe just slightly with less carbs to care about the health of their people.

Ok, if you are going to go see the Slav Epic or the museum its in, you should go here for lunch, it…read morereally that simple. Its basically a diagonal block away, so its close. There are two menus, one is the standard bar menu with nachos, wings etc with pictures written in czhech english and german. The other is a piece of paper of fixed price meals written only in Czech, which do you think you should order from? If you answered the piece of paper you get a gold star. The meal was a large bowl of amazing lentil and cabbage soup and huge plate of roast pork in gravy with a like 6 potato dumplings. For approximately $7. It was amazing. My wife and I both got the meal and had 4 beers and were around $18. This was probably our best meal in prague. one negative, they do allow smoking inside, but we were able to get a seat away from the smokers and weren't really bothered by it.

Wonderful atmosphere. Great service. Outdoor seating. Delicious draft beer and food at affordable…read moreprices. I loved this place!

We stayed at an Airbnb nearby and our host recommended this place as where most locals hang out. We…read morewent there several times because the food was so simple but yet so good! We have had many dishes there. The pasta was light and the croissant with ham was delicious. We also visited in the evening and it was a total different scene! Mainly converted to a pub scene with good beer. The place was packed!! During the day they have nice tables outside to sit in the sun where the servers still pay attention to. Love this place.

This is authentic czech. Cheap, easy, czech food only, cheeky service and dont you get too cocky,…read moreyou are only a customer here. I reckon theese restaurants should be goverment protected as part of czech cultural heritage. Great place to enjoy all the traditions like talking smack over beers. I like the food. It is all classics that natives remember from their childhood and the quality here is acceptable for the cheap cheap price. Gather here for lunch with other local handymen to complain about proletariat problems, and get a fried cheese for christ sake.

Horrible service. The food was cheap and tasty, but the way waitress was serving us was simply…read moreshockingly and flagrantly. She hasn't respect for customers at all, maybe its because of our nationality, but in the service sector there is no place for prejudice. I pay money for good service and food, not for raunchy attitude towards me! But, if you are Czech do not doubt and go there, though it won't be new place for you, just a standard "hospoda", nothing more.